CLARIAH Lunch Lecture: Burgerlinker, linking dutch civil registries
Historians use archival records to describe persons lives. Each record (e.g. a marriage record) just describes a point in time. Hence historians try to link multiple records on the same person (e.g.) birth, marriage, death to describe a life course.
Thursday 20-05-2021, 12:00-13:00 hours
https://knaw-nl.zoom.us/j/93705654392
Meeting ID: 937 0565 4392
Passcode: 067545
The Burgerlinker tool focuses on ‘just' the linkage of civil records. By doing so, pedigrees of humans can be created over multiple generations for research on social inequality, especially in the part of health sciences where the focus is on gene-social contact interactions.
This CLARIAH Lunch lecture will be presented by:
Joe Raad
Postdoc researcher Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, VU Amsterdam
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