In our next #DigitalHistoryOFK, Ingo Frank presents the #DigiKAR project, which develops & uses innovative data modelling & visualization techniques for early modern places in the #HolyRomanEmpire. The talk will focus, i.a., on the use of #SHACL to create ontology design patterns & on the discussion of how to deal with the vagueness & uncertainty typical of historical sources.
#OnThisDay in #history - in 1664, Maria Cunitz died around age 53. She was a leading #mathematician and #astronomer and was well respected in her own lifetime. An all around academic, in 1650, Maria published her Urania Propitia (in both Latin and German) which both simplified and corrected Kepler's Rudolphine Tables of 1627. Because of her contributions, a crater on Venus and a minor planet were named after her. #OTD#histodons@histodons#woman#astronomy#science#holyromanempire