What is Arches?


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Warehouse for Minnesota History Center, wikicommons


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Museu Fonografico Tuneril, a digital museum on Facebook, documenting CD records, wikicommons


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Harry the Coin Collector

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EU Coins

Navigate the UI


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Openning Arches for HER demo


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Search for a Resource


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Image of Russell Square Station


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Russell Square Search
Russell Square Search

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Russell Square Refined Search
Russell Square Refined Search

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Russell Square Information
Russell Square Information

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Russell Square Relations
Russell Square Relations

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Find all Edwardian Rails
Find all Edwardian Rails

Database BasicsConclusion


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Arches Structure
Arches Structure

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Example: The Titanic
Example: The Titanic

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Jon Doe’s Relations
Jon Doe’s Relations

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Coin


Database Interaction


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Arches for Science Home Page
Arches for Science Home Page

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Projects
Projects

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New Project
New Project

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Workflow Summary
Workflow Summary

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Database Modified
Database Modified

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End Date
End Date

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This is what we would do to add Italy (or any other location) to the database: - Create a new Place Resource. alt text - Fill the information according to what is required. alt text - On the page containing geospatial information, we use the tool bar to add Italy onto the map. Depending on the level of detail required, we can add either add a point on the map or box out the landmass of Italy. alt text - To encircle the landmass of Italy, click on “Add a new feature” and select “Add Polygon”. This will let you select points on the map to form a shape encircling Italy. alt text - Once the shape accurately enough encircles Italy, we save the feature and add the resource. alt text


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To do so: - First, we search for the resource accordingly. - Click on the edit button to open the popup for the resource. Delete Resource


Let's Try it out


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Coin Structure
Coin Structure

Bulk Imports


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Example
Example

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Example
Example