Wiki preservation

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wiki preservation is included as keyword or extra keyword in 0 datasets, 1 tools and 1 publications.

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Tools

Tool	Operating System(s)	Language(s)	Programming language(s)	License	Description	Image
WikiTeam tools	Cross-platform	English	Python		WikiTeam tools is a set of tools focused in wiki preservation and backups.

Publications

Title	Author(s)	Published in	Language	DateThis property is a special property in this wiki.	Abstract	R	C
Urobe: a prototype for wiki preservation	Niko Popitsch Robert Mosser Wolfgang Philipp	7th International Conference on Preservation of Digital Objects	English	2010	More and more information that is considered for digital long-term preservation is generated by Web 2.0 applications like wikis, blogs or social networking tools. However, there is little support for the preservation of these data today. Currently they are preserved like regular Web sites without taking the flexible, lightweight and mostly graph-based data models of the underlying Web 2.0 applications into consideration. By this, valuable information about the relations within these data and about links to other data is lost. Furthermore, information about the internal structure of the data, e.g., expressed by wiki markup languages is not preserved entirely. We argue that this currently neglected information is of high value in a long-term preservation strategy of Web 2.0 data and describe our approach for the preservation of wiki contents that is based on Semantic Web technologies. In particular we describe the distributed architecture of our wiki preservation prototype (Urobe) which implements a migration strategy for wiki contents and is based on Semantic Web and Linked Data principles. Further, we present a first vocabulary for the description of wiki core elements derived from a combination of established vocabularies/standards from the Semantic Web and digital preservation domains, namely Dublin Core, SIOC, VoiD and PREMIS.	0	0