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README.md

Example Powerhouse Museum

Tutorial

Seth van Hooland, Ruben Verborgh and Max De Wilde (August 5, 2013): Cleaning Data with OpenRefine. In: The Programming Historian. http://programminghistorian.org/lessons/cleaning-data-with-openrefine

Usage

sudo ./openrefine-batch.sh \
examples/powerhouse-museum/input/ \
examples/powerhouse-museum/config/ \
examples/powerhouse-museum/output/ \
examples/powerhouse-museum/cross/ \
2G 2.7rc1 restartfile-false restarttransform-false export-true \
tsv --processQuotes=false --guessCellValueTypes=true

input/phm-collection.tsv

The Powerhouse Museum in Sydney provides a freely available metadata export of its collection on its website. The collection metadata has been retrieved from the website freeyourmetadata.org that has redistributed the data: http://data.freeyourmetadata.org/powerhouse-museum/

config/phm-tutorial.json

All steps from the tutorial above, extracted from the history of the processed tutorial project, retrieved from the website freeyourmetadata.org: phm-collection-cleaned.google-refine.tar.gz

License

The data is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 Australia License