DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.8328662
title: AdA Filmontology Annotation Data

description: <strong>AdA Project Public Data Release </strong> This repository holds public data provided by the AdA project (Affektrhetoriken des Audiovisuellen - BMBF eHumanities Research Group Audio-Visual Rhetorics of Affect). See: http://www.ada.cinepoetics.fu-berlin.de/en/index.html The data is made accessible under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. The data can be accessed also at the project's public GitHub repository: https://github.com/ProjectAdA/public Further explanations of the data can be found on our AdA project website: https://projectada.github.io/. See also the peer-reviewed data paper for this dataset that is in review to be published in NECSUS_European Journal of Media Studies, and will be available from https://necsus-ejms.org/ and https://mediarep.org The data currently includes: <strong>AdA Filmontology </strong> The latest public release of the AdA Filmontology: https://github.com/ProjectAdA/public/tree/master/ontology A vocabulary of film-analytical terms and concepts for fine-grained semantic video annotation. The vocabulary is also available online in our triplestore: https://ada.cinepoetics.org/resource/2021/05/19/eMAEXannotationMethod.html <strong>Advene Annotation Template</strong> The latest public release of the template for the Advene annotation software: https://github.com/ProjectAdA/public/tree/master/advene_template The template provides the developed semantic vocabulary in the Advene software with ready-to-use annotation tracks and predefined values. In order to use the template you have to install and use Advene: https://www.advene.org/ <strong>Annotation Data</strong> The latest public releases of our annotation datasets based on the AdA vocabulary: https://github.com/ProjectAdA/public/tree/master/annotations The dataset of news reports, documentaries and feature films on the topic of "financial crisis" contains more than 92.000 manual & semi-automatic annotations authored in the open-source-software Advene (Aubert/Prié 2005) by expert annotators as well as more than 400.000 automatically generated annotations for wider corpus exploration. The annotations are published as Linked Open Data under the CC BY-SA 3.0 licence and available as rdf triples in turtle exports (ttl files) and in Advene's non-proprietary azp-file format, which allows instant access through the graphical interface of the software. The annotation data can also be queried at our public SPARQL Endpoint: http://ada.filmontology.org/sparql * The dataset contains furthermore sample files for two different export capabilities of the web application AdA Annotation explorer: 1) all manual annotations of the type "field size" throughout the corpus as csv files. 2) static html exports of different queries conducted in the AdA Annotation Explorer. <strong>Manuals</strong> The data set includes different manuals and documentations in German and English: https://github.com/ProjectAdA/public/tree/master/manuals <em>"AdA Filmontology – Levels, Types, Values"</em>: an overview over all analytical concepts and their definitions. <em>"Manual: Annotating with Advene and the AdA Filmontology"</em>. A manual on the usage of Advene and the AdA Annotation Explorer that provides the basics for annotating audiovisual aesthetics and visualizing them. <em>"Notes on collaborative annotation with the AdA Filmontology"</em>