NAVIGATION EXPERIENCES

• - Get out of the traditional logics of browsing by browsing and consulting by list of search results
• - Exploit the richness of the documentary typology of the corpora disseminated
• - Exploit all alignments with selected external repositories

GEO-VISUALIZATION

• - Graphically exploit the geographical information present in Persée data
• - Enrich Persée content with external geographical information (GeoNames,...)

IMAGE SEARCH

• - Propose a specific device to search for illustrations in documents posted on Persée
• - Invent a new way to visualize and contextualize these illustrations by coupling them with external resources

Anis (Annotate Team)

I am an L2 computer science student in Lille and I wanted to participate in a hackathon to learn, meet and share an experience. I particularly enjoyed working in groups, sharing knowledge, seeing other cultures and visions, making pitches and developing a prototype.

Linda (Annotate Team)

I am an L1 student in computer science in Grenoble. I registered for the Persée Hackathon to discover both Persée, his tools and data and what a hackthon is. I particularly liked the team spirit, the fact of reflecting together on an idea, being creative and discovering how to proceed to lead a project as a team.

Arnaud (Annotate Team)

I am a librarian at the Ecole Centrale de Lyon. I wanted to participate in a hackathon because I will organize an Edumix soon. I am a Persée user and I have had difficulty as a simple user. Prototyping here involves more coding. I particularly liked seeing the other side of the coin as a user.

Karl (Graph Explorer Team)

I am a doctoral student in Digital Humanity at UTC Compiègne. I like hackathons and culture and I am a regular hackathon (BNF/national archives/ Europeana/ENS). This one is quite different: the heart of the material is documents and not just data. Dataviz is a very interesting but complicated subject. I like the challenge and the fact that the audience is very diverse, which is quite rare in a hackthon.

Baptiste (Graph Explorer Team)

I am a consultant, I work in an IT services company. I am interested in the issues of data visualization and academic tools (research practices). I have already done a hackathon and the positive thing about it is that it is at the initiative of the research and in relation to its audience. I liked the spirit of sharing and the diversity of profiles and backgrounds. It was interesting to go in all directions, to refocus, which allows you to change your perspective on your own work. I am happy with the work done and having real users who have questions about the tool.

Françoise (Graph Explorer Team)

I am retired and have always worked in the field of documentary methodology, libraries and the Internet. I have a passion for these subjects and innovation in general. I want to work on the websemantics. I liked that PerséeUp looks like the Museomix events because there is the same interest. I find it interesting that we work from the position of researcher and the use of the semantic web.

David (Graph Explorer Team)

I am a DGFIP official and the tool I bring to the hackathon started with the idea of my son who wanted a robot to clean his room. The idea is therefore to create a human/RDF interface: a tool to make it easier for everyone to read a graph. The advantage is that this tool uses the same data format as Persée: the interface is already created to visualize graphs. I proposed the following idea: connect to Persée to retrieve the data via Sparql. I enjoyed the exchanges with the employees, the food, the atmosphere and the diversity of the profiles.

Marie (Geo-Persée Team)

I am a documentation officer at Persée and I participate as a Persée staff member for team spirit. I really enjoyed working in a team. It's a very good first experience. I found it very interesting to start from an idea of a prototype (looking for documents through a card) and go on to its realization.

Tina (Géo-Persée Team)

I am a 2nd year student at Epitech Besançon and I have heard about PerséeeUp from the school. It's an interesting subject even if we don't know it and I wanted to participate out of curiosity. I have already done hackathons and in this one, the'plus' was to have users with us in the teams. They were thus able to participate in improving the tool they are used to using. They explained to us how it worked, what their expectations were. I liked knowing that what I was doing was really useful and to be in a user-centered approach. It was very well organized, tall, comfortable. The facilitators were very attentive and this was the first time I had seen them.

Damien (Géo-Persée Team)

I am a doctoral student in Geography at Lyon3, a member of the Board of Directors of Muséomix, which is a partner of this 1st edition of PerseeUp. I am registered as a scientific expert and a Persée user. I wanted to see the ideas that came out in geodoc and image research that are at the heart of my thesis. I liked the atmosphere of the event, that the Persée team was there and available to discuss how the portal works, its tools and features. Thanks to this, I now have a better knowledge of Persée.

Fabien (Géo-Persée Team)

I am a doctor of archaeology and I work at Aix-Marseille University. I am a big user of Persée and I have a particular interest in images. Persée image base seems full of potential but not very exploitable in its current state. I liked the synergies that are being created, that an idea is taken up by others and made concrete by teamwork. Usually, everything takes time and ideas get out of hand. Everything here is evolving very quickly and we are getting a concrete result.

Florian (My PerséeTour Team)

I am a second-year student at Epitech. The fact of participating in a "Hackathon" in his curriculum makes me earn credits 🙂 During these 2.5 days, I learned new technologies that will be useful to me in my professional career. I really liked the topics, the atmosphere, the food and the organization was great.