Query the Lippe brick-makers database as LOD. The dataset with the data can be found here: https://hdl.handle.net/10622/ZKS9BA. This query looks for the exact value of an image/scan in the column "file_Id".

Query the Lippe brick-makers database as LOD. The dataset with the data can be found here: https://hdl.handle.net/10622/ZKS9BA. This query looks for strings in the columns "Namen" en "Vornamen" (person name and last name)

Query the Lippe dataset sample with Geodata: https://hdl.handle.net/10622/MPOWES

Query the Lippe brick-makers database as LOD. The dataset with the data can be found here: https://hdl.handle.net/10622/ZKS9BA. This query looks for strings in the columns "Namen" en "Vornamen" (person name and last name). Because in some cases it was not clear what the name or the last name was, (e.g., Hermann Sieckmann = Sieckmann Hermann), we created a column called "person name redundant", which joints Namen + Vornamen + Namen to facilitate searching in all possible ways. Thus, if you start typing "Sieckmann" you may get a list with values such as "Hermann Sieckmann Hermann". But the resulting table will only show "Namen" and "Vornamen".

Query data from the Lippe project's database (a sample enriched with Geodata).

IISG researchers according to Wikidata

To check if a property is present in one or all graphs.

Shows counts of type and basic properties per graph

Example query showing the books for a given author, here Douwe Kalma.

Authorities related to the city of Gouda (based on authority label)

This query lists the classes in the IISG Knowledge Graph and counts how much there are of each class

Users can find words (strings) in the transcriptions of the pages from the Lippe brickmakers project archives (converted to linked open data): https://hdl.handle.net/10622/1RNBFT.

This is an example query to show how to retrieve recently added web content on the iisg.amsterdam website.

List the entity labels present in the dataset

This query retrieves images with metadata from the 2022 IISG Knowledge graph and augments them with entity recognition information (using Yolov8) by Rinske Zandhuis. The query depicts all Ben van Meerendonk images in 1954 depicting a tie.

Can I tweet the author of a book in the library

Overview of access types in IISG Collection (including count)