Diverse ägyptologische Großprojekte (TLA: http://aaew.bbaw.de/tla; Ramses: http://ramses.ulg.ac.be/; Rubensohn: http://elephantine.smb.museum/; Karnak: http://www.cfeetk.cnrs.fr/karnak/) erstellen annotierte Korpora. Für einen Datenaustausch ist ein standardisiertes Austauschformat, das auf TEI beruht, dringend erforderlich. Dazu haben sich diese Großprojekte zusammengeschlossen, um einen gemeinsamen Vorschlag zu erarbeiten. In unserem Vortrag möchten wir den aktuellen Stand der Diskussion präsentieren: Was ist der Basistext in der Auszeichnung: hieroglyphische Annotation oder die Umschrift des Textes? Wie geht man mit den verschiedenen Schriftformaten um? Können die Metadatenangaben im Header mithilfe gemeinsamer Thesauri standardisiert werden? Was wird inline, was wird stand-off annotiert?

Die chirurgische Mitralklappenrekonstruktion (MKR) ist der konservativen Therapie bei signifikanter Mitralklappeninsuffizienz (MI) überlegen. Bisher fehlen sensitive präoperative Parameter zur Detektion latenter linksventrikulärer Funktionsstörungen. Aufgrund der pathophysiologisch bedingten Nachlastreduktion und Vorlaststeigerung bei MI bergen die konventionell verwendeten Ejektionsindices, Ejektionsfraktion (EF) und Fractional Area Change (FAC), die Gefahr der Überschätzung der effektiven Pumpfunktion des linken Ventrikels (LV). Der dopplersonographisch erhobene Tei Index gilt als ein Marker globaler myokardialer Funktion. Ziel der vorliegenden Studie war es, mit dem Tei Index (bzw. dem Myokardialen Performance Index, MPI) einen sensitiveren präoperativen Parameter zur Prädiktion der postoperativen linksventrikulären Funktion zu finden. Hierzu wurden im Rahmen einer prospektiven klinischen Studie 130 Patienten mit signifikanter MI am Herzzentrum Leipzig entsprechend den ASE/SCA Leitlinien vor und nach kardiopulmonaler Bypass-Operation mittels transösophagealer echokardiographischer (TEE) Bildgebung untersucht. Die Quantifizierung der MI erfolgte durch Messung der Vena contracta (VC). Die FAC wurde in der transgastrischen midpapillären kurzen Achse und die EF im midösophagealen Zwei- sowie Vier-Kammer-Blick erfasst. Die Zeitintervalle zur Berechnung des Tei Index wurden im tiefen transgastrischen und midösophagealen Vier-Kammer-Blick erfasst. Eine statistische Korrelation zwischen präoperativen Tei Index und postoperativer EF und FAC konnte zur Validierung unserer Hypothese nicht detektiert werden. Folgend kann der Tei Index nicht als Prädiktor der effektiven linksventrikulären Funktion vor MKR gewertet werden.

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The presentation presents the state of discussion for guidelines for TEI XML encoding of Ancient Egyptian text artefacts in Egyptology as of middle of 2016. It introduces Egyptological projects actively involved in the development of TEI encoding recommendations and online thesauri/ontologies. Special attention is paid to the TEI encoding of toponyms, personal names, relative and absolute dates, as well as language varieties and script varieties. Furthermore, the presentation introduces the current state of an EpiDoc Cheatsheet for Egyptology compiled by Daniel A. Werning, which gives recommendations for the encoding of traditional philological markup in Egyptology which, in turn, is largely conform to the EpiDoc Guidelines (v8.21). A specific topic, in this respect, is the adaptation of the TEI ‘regularization’ tag <reg> to the needs of Egyptology.

Ausgehend von einer Darstellung der (an TEI angelehnten) Entwicklung von MEI werden die Forschungsperspektiven des Einsatzes dieses für wissenschaftliche Zwecke geschaffenen Formats und speziell das Potential seines umfangreichen Header-Bereichs beschrieben. Am Beispiel der Rolle von Faksimiles in Editionen wird deutlich, wie dieses Format zu einer neuen Zusammenarbeit von Wissenschaft und Bibliotheken beitragen kann. / Starting from the description of the development of MEI (which has to be seen in parallel with TEI) the paper deals with the perspectives of the usage of this format, which was designed for scholarly purposes and, in the library context, has high potentials especially in the header-section. The role of facsimiles in editions illustrates how this format might contribute to a new way of collaboration between the scholarly and the library world.

Ko Fai. / "Architecture Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Master of Architecture Programme 1999-2000, design report." / Includes bibliographical references. / Chapter 1 --- The Project / Chapter 1.1 --- a Metaphor / Chapter 1.2 --- a Vision / Chapter 1.3 --- Objective of Thesis / Chapter 1.4 --- Background / Chapter - --- History of Urban Renewal in Hong Kong / Chapter - --- Setting up of LDC / Chapter - --- Major Issues in Urban Renewal / Chapter - --- Setting up of Urban Renewal Authority / Chapter 1.5 --- Different Approaches tor Redevelopment / Chapter 1.6 --- Searching for Opportunities / Chapter 1.7 --- Acquired Lot Distribution in a district / Chapter 1.8 --- Acquired Units Distribution in a building / Chapter 1.9 --- Acquired Lot / Unit distribution Pattern in two Buildings / Chapter 1.10 --- Spatial Linkage in Urban Landscape / Chapter 2 --- The Site / Chapter 2.1 --- Site Selection Cnteira / Chapter 2.2 --- History of Yaumater / Chapter 2.3 --- Land Use Pattern / Chapter 2.4 --- Degree of Degradation / Chapter 2.5 --- Building Height Pattern / Chapter 2.6 --- Street Studies / Chapter 3 --- The Program / Chapter 3.1 --- Client Analysis / Chapter 3.2 --- Users Analysis / Chapter 3.3 --- Schedule of Accommodation / Chapter 4 --- Case Studies / Chapter - --- Sparcity / Chapter - --- Plug-in City / Chapter 5 --- Bibliography / Chapter 6 --- The Design Process / Chapter 6.1 --- Sketch Concept / Overall Planning Ideas / Building Ideas / Ideas on the Infrastructure / Other Ideas / Chapter 6.2 --- Yaumatei Context / Chapter 6.3 --- Contextual Study / Chapter 6.4 --- Updated Schedule of Accommodation / Presentation Overview / Chapter 6.5 --- First Review (Internal Crit) / Chapter 6.6 --- Second Review (External Crit) / Chapter 6.7 --- Third Review (Internal Crit) / Chapter 6.8 --- Fourth Review (External Crit) / The Final Presentation / Chapter 6.9 --- The Photomontage / Chapter 6.10 --- The Perspectives / Chapter 6.11 --- Computer Rendering / Chapter - --- Sequence / Interior Perspective / Chapter 6.12 --- Design Study of Spatial Linkage / Chapter 6.13 --- Site Section / Chapter 6.14 --- Axonometric Drawing - Overall Planning in Process / Chapter 6.15 --- Plans / Chapter 6.16 --- Longitudinal Section / Chapter 6.17 --- Special Study along Alley Way / Chapter 6.18 --- Structural System / Chapter 6.19 --- Building Services System / Chapter 6.20 --- Code Compliance / Chapter 6.21 --- Special Study

In this thesis, the TEI (Text Encoding Initiative) encoding scheme is investigated as a system for storing metadata about manuscript material and 18th century first prints in the Swedenborg Archives at the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences. The aim of the study is to test the functionality of TEI as a metadata system in cataloguing a special collection. Some criteria of functionality are formulated, and examples of encoded catalogue entries are described and analysed. It is demonstrated how descriptive metadata have been registered within the TEI header, while structural metadata have been recorded within the text element of the TEI file. On the whole, TEI is considered to be a functional tool that matches the present purposes. Some weaknesses are pointed to, however: For example, the TEI encoding scheme is not perceived to be fully satisfying for presenting descriptive metadata about manuscripts and prints in the same volume, and, moreover, it is not considered fully appropriate for describing abstract logical text structure in relation to the physical structure of the document. Lastly, TEI is compared to two other metadata systems, the AACR2, ch. 4, and AMREMM. A general conclusion is that the TEI offers a set of guidelines that can easily be adapted to specific needs, while a system for cataloguing in a more proper sense must also contain a set of rules concerning what categories of data are to be included, and in what form it is to be done. / Uppsatsnivå: D

This master&apos;s thesis focuses on the development of a strategy for aninformation service in the area of digitization of cultural heritage andresearch, with a web based platform as implementation of the strategy. Viathe platform, digital collections and research are presented and shared.Services around the platform are provided. Support activities comprise thewhole chain of digitization, from digitization to archival of the digitizedobjects. The information service aims for a new approach to combine ICT andestablished research; research and industrial practice were combined andcooperation of participants from various backgrounds was enabled. Thestrategy and organization of such information service was described using a“quality management system”, standard ISO 9001. The development of theplatform followed engineering practices. A guideline for the platform wasestablished as part of the quality management system. On the platform, initialcollections were encoded by the humanities&apos; text encoding standard TEI, thatbases on XML, and analysis with them were done. / Program: Masters programme: Library and Information Science, Digital Library and Information Services

Thesis (M. Arch.)--University of Hong Kong, 1998. / Includes special report study entitled: Architecture and traffic noise. Includes bibliographical references.

Thesis (M.S.W.)--University of Hong Kong, 1981.