Papyrological Navigator - Revision history

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	* Papyrological Navigator search and editing tool at: http://papyri.info/		* Papyrological Navigator search and editing tool at: http://papyri.info/
	* Open Source code available at: https://github.com/papyri/navigator		* Open Source code available at: https://github.com/papyri/navigator

			==Authors==

			* Project director: Josh Sosin
			* Original programmer: Ben Armintor
			* Programmer and maintainance: Hugh Cayless

	==Project Background==		==Project Background==
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	The tools chosen for this prototype include portlet technology and a newer, highly functional image display software platform. The Navigator project builds on and moves beyond the creation of centralized "union databases," such as APIS, to leverage and integrate content created and hosted elsewhere in the scholarly world.		The tools chosen for this prototype include portlet technology and a newer, highly functional image display software platform. The Navigator project builds on and moves beyond the creation of centralized "union databases," such as APIS, to leverage and integrate content created and hosted elsewhere in the scholarly world.

	The Navigator prototype is ~~being~~ designed with an eye toward scaling, so that it will in principle be able to incorporate and integrate data sources far beyond the few initial sources we have used in this pilot. The choice of a portlet platform will also enable personalization and profiling so that scholars can make the tool more efficient for their particular type of research. An early version of the prototype ~~has already~~ successfully demonstrated the integration of a broad range of key papyrological sources including APIS, DDbDP, and HGV.		The Navigator prototype is designed with an eye toward scaling, so that it will in principle be able to incorporate and integrate data sources far beyond the few initial sources we have used in this pilot. The choice of a portlet platform will also enable personalization and profiling so that scholars can make the tool more efficient for their particular type of research. An early version of the prototype in 2009 successfully demonstrated the integration of a broad range of key papyrological sources including APIS, DDbDP, and HGV.

	[[category:Projects]]		[[category:Projects]]

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			==Available==

	* Papyrological Navigator search and editing tool at: http://papyri.info/		* Papyrological Navigator search and editing tool at: http://papyri.info/
	* Open Source code available at: https://github.com/papyri/navigator		* Open Source code available at: https://github.com/papyri/navigator

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	* ~~See~~: http://papyri.info/		* Papyrological Navigator search and editing tool at: http://papyri.info/
			* Open Source code available at: https://github.com/papyri/navigator

	==Project Background==		==Project Background==
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	[[category:papyrology]]		[[category:papyrology]]
	[[category:EpiDoc]]		[[category:EpiDoc]]
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	* See: http://~~www.~~papyri.info/		* See: http://papyri.info/
	* Temporary page: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/digital/pn/

	==Project Background==		==Project Background==

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	[[category:Tools]]		[[category:Tools]]
	[[category:~~Epigraphy and~~ papyrology]]		[[category:papyrology]]
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	The Navigator prototype is being designed with an eye toward scaling, so that it will in principle be able to incorporate and integrate data sources far beyond the few initial sources we have used in this pilot. The choice of a portlet platform will also enable personalization and profiling so that scholars can make the tool more efficient for their particular type of research. An early version of the prototype has already successfully demonstrated the integration of a broad range of key papyrological sources including APIS, DDbDP, and HGV.		The Navigator prototype is being designed with an eye toward scaling, so that it will in principle be able to incorporate and integrate data sources far beyond the few initial sources we have used in this pilot. The choice of a portlet platform will also enable personalization and profiling so that scholars can make the tool more efficient for their particular type of research. An early version of the prototype has already successfully demonstrated the integration of a broad range of key papyrological sources including APIS, DDbDP, and HGV.

	[[category:~~projects~~]]		[[category:Projects]]
	[[category:~~Epigraphyandpapyrology~~]]		[[category:Tools]]
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	The Navigator prototype is being designed with an eye toward scaling, so that it will in principle be able to incorporate and integrate data sources far beyond the few initial sources we have used in this pilot. The choice of a portlet platform will also enable personalization and profiling so that scholars can make the tool more efficient for their particular type of research. An early version of the prototype has already successfully demonstrated the integration of a broad range of key papyrological sources including APIS, DDbDP, and HGV.		The Navigator prototype is being designed with an eye toward scaling, so that it will in principle be able to incorporate and integrate data sources far beyond the few initial sources we have used in this pilot. The choice of a portlet platform will also enable personalization and profiling so that scholars can make the tool more efficient for their particular type of research. An early version of the prototype has already successfully demonstrated the integration of a broad range of key papyrological sources including APIS, DDbDP, and HGV.

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	* [[Papyri.info]]		* [[Papyri.info]]
	* [[~~Papyological~~ Editor]]		* [[Papyrological Editor]]

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	The Navigator prototype is designed with an eye toward scaling, so that it will in principle be able to incorporate and integrate data sources far beyond the few initial sources we have used in this pilot. The choice of a portlet platform will also enable personalization and profiling so that scholars can make the tool more efficient for their particular type of research. An early version of the prototype in 2009 successfully demonstrated the integration of a broad range of key papyrological sources including APIS, DDbDP, and HGV.		The Navigator prototype is designed with an eye toward scaling, so that it will in principle be able to incorporate and integrate data sources far beyond the few initial sources we have used in this pilot. The choice of a portlet platform will also enable personalization and profiling so that scholars can make the tool more efficient for their particular type of research. An early version of the prototype in 2009 successfully demonstrated the integration of a broad range of key papyrological sources including APIS, DDbDP, and HGV.

			==See also==

			* [[Papyri.info]]
			* [[Papyological Editor]]

	[[category:Projects]]		[[category:Projects]]