Karine Léonard Brouillet
Heritage information analyst
Canadian Heritage Information Network
Karine Léonard Brouillet has a PhD in art history from Université de Montréal. She is interested in the intersection of heritage and technology; her research has focused on the deployment of heritage online, the introduction of web-based artworks in museums, and the preservation challenges online works pose. She is currently working at the Canadian Heritage Information Network.
Presenting at the following sessions
October 27, 2020
2:30pm
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This presentation will explore CHIN’s approach to document linguistic and cultural specificity through three attributes appended to vocabulary data in addition to language tags: a reference culture, a conceptual framework, and an example. It will focus on how each of these can either be documented by a provider or derived by the aggregator based on the data structure from which the value is extracted (language; provider domain of expertise and database field; record).
