datenlaube ergo sum
German blog post in osl.hypotheses.org, 2024
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datenlaube ergo sum
Summary
datenlaube ergo sum is a blog post[1].
Key Facts
- datenlaube ergo sum authored Christian Erlinger[2].
- datenlaube ergo sum authored Jens Bemme[3].
- datenlaube ergo sum's image is recorded as Die Datenlaube green edition.jpg[4].
- datenlaube ergo sum's image is recorded as Die Gartenlaube (1895) b 548 1.jpg[5].
- datenlaube ergo sum's image is recorded as Ddhefte10th.jpg[6].
- datenlaube ergo sum's image is recorded as Die Gartenlaube (1895) b 548 2.jpg[7].
- datenlaube ergo sum's instance of is recorded as blog post[8].
- datenlaube ergo sum's DOI is recorded as 10.58079/VQLF[9].
- datenlaube ergo sum's language of work or name is recorded as German[10].
- datenlaube ergo sum's publication date is recorded as +2024-02-01T00:00:00Z[11].
- datenlaube ergo sum's main subject is recorded as Die Datenlaube[12].
- datenlaube ergo sum's main subject is recorded as cogito ergo sum[13].
- datenlaube ergo sum's main subject is recorded as Wikisource[14].
- datenlaube ergo sum's main subject is recorded as Wikimedia movement[15].
- datenlaube ergo sum's main subject is recorded as Wikidata[16].
- datenlaube ergo sum's main subject is recorded as OpenGLAM[17].
- datenlaube ergo sum's work available at URL is recorded as https://osl.hypotheses.org/10231[18].
- datenlaube ergo sum's catalog is recorded as Regional bibliography of Saxony[19].
- datenlaube ergo sum's published in is recorded as SLUB Open Science Lab blog[20].
- datenlaube ergo sum's title is recorded as datenlaube ergo sum[21].
- datenlaube ergo sum's subtitle is recorded as fünf Jahre, fünf Nachrichten,
fünfviele Edits mit Versionsgeschichte[22]. - datenlaube ergo sum's cites work is recorded as Die Gartenlaube[23].
- datenlaube ergo sum's cites work is recorded as Kamptal sacral landscapes in the Wikiverse[24].
- datenlaube ergo sum's cites work is recorded as 2nd interim report of the "SFB 1853" - four years of the citizen science and open data project Die Datenlaube[25].
- datenlaube ergo sum's cites work is recorded as Interim report of the "SFB 1853" - two years #DieDatenlaube[26].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Authored works include Christian Erlinger[2], a beekeeper[27], b. 1984[28], of Austria[29] and Jens Bemme[3], a local historian[30], b. 1978[31], of Germany[32], awarded the Open Science Fellows Program[33], specialised in citizen science[34].
Publication
datenlaube ergo sum's publication date is recorded as +2024-02-01T00:00:00Z[11]. Its language of work or name is recorded as German[10].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include Die Datenlaube[12], cogito ergo sum[13], Wikisource[14], Wikimedia movement[15], Wikidata[16], and OpenGLAM[17].