baureka.online –Research Data Portal for Building Archaeology

baureka。建立一个全面的网上平台，促进建筑考古方面的交流。由于其面向对象的性质，建筑考古通常侧重于单个项目。因此，尽管其方法有了新发现的相关性，例如对象转向，尽管其日常使用数字工具，但目前用于此类研究的数字网络很少。研究界缺乏一个在线平台，可以利用语义网技术来释放跨多个项目访问数字数据的潜力，使其非常成功的工作在多学科背景下更加可见，并促进研究人员、实践保护主义者和建筑师之间的协同效应。作为一个模块化构思的平台，baureka。在线有效地回应了所有这些需求。在baureka的发展过程中。在线的中央目录（baureka.index）及其研究数据档案（baureka.index）。存储)，将不断鼓励社区参与和审查baureka。网络的发展。baureka。存储将提供和存储主要的研究数据和相应的分析，而baureka。index将把该平台与外部存储的数据连接起来，为建筑考古研究数据的搜索创建一个中央门户。baureka。随着网络的发展，适当技术的改进或发展将会出现，以满足建筑考古学的特殊要求。来自数字本地建筑调查的数据集越来越多，需要特定的元数据模式和相应接口的概念。这些技术将为研究、保护和规划等合作领域奠定新的基础，并可加强建筑文化遗产领域的现有做法。这是与新兴的德国国家研究数据基础设施（NFDI）密切合作完成的。

baureka.online endeavours to develop a comprehensive web-based platform that fosters exchange in the field of Building Archaeology. Due to its object-oriented nature, Building Archaeology often focuses on single projects. Therefore, despite the newfound relevance of its methods as exemplified by the object-turn and despite its everyday use of digital tools, very few digital networks currently exist for such research. The research community lacks an online-platform that can employ semantic web technologies in order to unlock the potential of having access to digital data across multiple projects, make its highly successful work more visible in multidisciplinary contexts and foster synergetic effects between researchers, practicing conservationists, and architects. As a modularly conceived platform, baureka.online effectively responds to all of these demands. During the development of baureka.online’s central catalogue (baureka.index) and its archive for research data (baureka.storage), the community will continuously be encouraged to participate and review baureka.online’s progress. baureka.storage will supply and store primary research data and respective analyses, while baureka.index will link the platform with externally stored data and create a central portal for searches of Building Archaeology research data. As baureka.online progresses, a refinement or development of appropriate technologies will occur to meet the particular requirements of Building Archaeology. The increasing amount of datasets from digitally native building surveys demands the conception of a specific metadata schema and according interfaces. Such technologies would establish a new basis for the cooperative areas of research, conservation and planning, and could enhance current practices in the field of built cultural heritage. This is done in close cooperation with the emerging German National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI).