Table 1
Women of Scotland schema for uploads via OpenRefine, specifically for the memorials.
| WIKIDATA STATEMENT LABEL | WIKIDATA PROPERTY (NUMERICAL VALUE) | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|
| Women of Scotland memorial ID | P8048 | The Women of Scotland project identifier for a memorial to a woman in Scotland |
| Coordinate location | P625 | Coordinates of the subject |
| Instance of | P31 | The class of which this subject is a particular example and member. For example, St Margaret’s Chapel is an instance of a memorial |
| Depicts | P180 | Entity visually depicted in an image |
| Made from material | P186 | Material the subject is made of or derived from |
| Historic county | P7959 | Traditional, geographical division of Great Britain and Ireland |
Table 2
Women of Scotland schema for uploads via OpenRefine, specifically for the subject(s) commemorated by the memorial.
| WIKIDATA STATEMENT LABEL | WIKIDATA PROPERTY (NUMERICAL VALUE) | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|
| Women of Scotland subject ID | P8050 | Subject identifier for a woman in the Women of Scotland project |
| Instance of | P31 | The class of which this subject is a particular example and member. For example, Isabella Elder is an instance of a human |
Table 3
Scottish Brick History schema for uploads via OpenRefine. Country (Wikidata property P17) was marked as United Kingdom (Wikidata item number Q145) on all entries.
| WIKIDATA STATEMENT LABEL | WIKIDATA PROPERTY (NUMERICAL VALUE) | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|
| Scottish Brick History Brick & Tileworks ID | P8700 | Scottish Brick History project identifier for a brick or tile works in Scotland, without any trailing slash |
| Inception | P571 | Date or point in time when the organisation/object was founded/created |
| Date of official closure | P3999 | Date of official closure of a building or event |
| Canmore ID | P718 | Identifier in the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland’s Canmore database |
| Coordinate location | P625 | Coordinates of the subject |
| Instance of | P31 | The class of which this subject is a particular example and member. For example, Anchor Brickworks is an instance of a brickworks |
| Located in the administrative territorial entity | P131 | The item is located on the territory of the following administrative entity |
Figure 1
A Examples of data reuse. (A) J.S. created a Data Explore tab to give headline statistics on the memorials e.g., how many memorials are on Wikidata, how many women they commemorate, which memorial and subject has the most statements, and the average number of statements on the Wikidata items. (B) G.Y. mapped the brickworks onto contemporary maps from 1883–1903, highlighting the co-localisation of industrial sites with railway lines that were active at the time.
Figure 2
Screenshots taken from the WikiShootMe web tool (A) focuses on St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh, which contains several memorials to women. In the pop-up window is the memorial to Jenny Geddes (Q124387850). The coordinates are marked with a green circle, as a Wiki editor has uploaded a photo of the memorial to Wikimedia Commons. (B) focuses on Larbert Fire Clay Works (Wikidata item Q124514935) which was added to Wikidata because of this project. The coordinates are marked with a red circle, as the Wikidata item does not have an image (P18) statement associated with it.