The goal is to create a dataset containing the metadata on the Armenian historical documents from Historical Materials Project.
Tasks
The metadata and files are published at the website of Historical Materials Project (https://istmat.org). It is necessary to find and filter documents related to Armenia, collect the metadata of these documents and the attached files. Metadata includes subject, category, document type, state, date, source. It is also necessary to add a link to the page and links to attached files.
A public GitHub repository should be created to store and publish the code and the data under one of the free and open licenses, such as Creative Commons or MIT.
Wishes
It would be best if your code is reusable, that is can be launch again by anyone who might want to update the dataset at a later point. For the same reason, we encourage you to comment your code, supplement it with at least a very brief README description, and specify the requirements and dependencies necessary to use the code.
Goal
The goal is to create a dataset containing the metadata on the Armenian historical documents from Historical Materials Project.
Tasks
The metadata and files are published at the website of Historical Materials Project (https://istmat.org). It is necessary to find and filter documents related to Armenia, collect the metadata of these documents and the attached files. Metadata includes subject, category, document type, state, date, source. It is also necessary to add a link to the page and links to attached files.
Keyword examples: армянский, восточный, Армения, Закавказье, Ереван, Эривань, Александрополь, Ленинакан, Кировская, Карабах, Эрзерум, Курс, Елизаветполь, Нахичевань, Ахалкалаки, Сарьян, Айвазовский, Ханджян, Кочар, Хачатурян, Бабаджанян, Таривердиев, Суренянц, Абовян, хачкар, Налбандян, Лорис-Меликов, Лазаревы, Тифлис, Шуши, Шуша, Эчмиадзин, Баку, Арташат, Обрели, Геноцид, Минас, Анатолия, Кавказ, Урарту
Context
Requirements
A public GitHub repository should be created to store and publish the code and the data under one of the free and open licenses, such as Creative Commons or MIT.
Wishes
It would be best if your code is reusable, that is can be launch again by anyone who might want to update the dataset at a later point. For the same reason, we encourage you to comment your code, supplement it with at least a very brief README description, and specify the requirements and dependencies necessary to use the code.
Resources
istmat.org
Prepared by
The Open Data Armenia team prepared this task