Definition of the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model¶
Crofts, N., Doerr, M., Gill, T., Stead, S., & Stiff, M. (2011). Definition of the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model.
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- Event-Centered Modeling
- In cultural heritage and museums it is the reference model that makes events the schema's spine: an object's history is creation events, acquisition events, restoration events, and exhibition events, each connecting persons, places, dates, and objects.
This sourceEvent-centric reference model in which temporal entities (events) connect actors, places, times, and objects — the canonical event-as-primary-node schema for cultural heritage.
- In cultural heritage and museums it is the reference model that makes events the schema's spine: an object's history is creation events, acquisition events, restoration events, and exhibition events, each connecting persons, places, dates, and objects.
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