The forth network digitized is Ron Rewald and Bishop, Baldwin et. al of Honolulu, c. 1978-83. The GraphML data is on the networks page. The effort to digitize it was comparable to the previous tests. Since I gladly … Read the rest
The Luchaire and the Hans Kopp network intersect in mentioning the Government of Iraq and Saddam Hussein. So the union of both networks is connected and sort of gives an even more global network than the individuals. We sort of … Read the rest
I digitized Hans Kopp, Trans K-B and Shakarchi Trading AG of Zurich c.1981-1989 (3rd version) as the third networks based on a scan from the global networks catalogue. While doing this, I noticed a sixth type of edge which is … Read the rest
I do the following steps when digitizing a network:
On the services page, there is a “cast” of the networks we have so far. These are the names that appear in the nodes plus the information in which drawing they appear. The functionality become more interesting the more … Read the rest
After some experiments with several GraphML visualization tools, I decided to make a visualization with the JavaScript based d3.js library. After some initial struggles and several currently unresolved issues, the service page now contains that network.
In contrast to the … Read the rest
As a first attempt on visualizing a network, this is the Luchaire network hardwired into a script based on cytoscape.js):
After continuing to play with the first network within Cytoscape, I now digitized a second network as an excel file since additional columns can contain edge attributes. The Excel file then can be imported into Cytoscape where no further data … Read the rest
I started to define a schema for node- and edgetypes in OWL using Protege as the editor. For a start it just contains six edge types and nodes distinguished as persons and institutions. I added attributes “type” to the network … Read the rest
I just did it – I digitized the first Lombardi network. It is “Keeny Meeny Services, Saladin Holdings and their Security Systems, London c.1970-90” of which I found a high resolution image at http://socks-studio.com/2012/08/22/mark-lombardi/.
It took me about 33 … Read the rest