02291nas a2200289   4500000000100000008004100001653002300042653002300065653002800088653002200116653002400138653002200162653002800184653002200212653002300234653002600257653002800283653001000311653001800321653001300339653002500352100001900377245007800396856011800474490000900592520140000601       2023                            d10aCultural heritages10aData-communication10aHeritage documentations10aImage enhancement10aMaritime activities10amaritime heritage10aMethodological approach10aMultimedia object10aMultimedia systems10aProject documentation10aResearch infrastructure10aShips10aSupply chains10aThesauri10aVisual documentation1 aEleni Georgaki00aA Maritime Heritage Thesaurus based on a Greek project documentation case  uhttps://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85190843719&partnerID=40&md5=9b2bf52bbf8d55892ccd57044fbcfb810 v36613 aThis paper concerns the creation of a thesaurus in the Maritime Heritage (MH) field. The suggested controlled vocabulary could improve methods for archiving oral sources, written accounts, imagery, 3D archeology, and other multimedia objects related to people and periods from ancient times to recent history. It has been created to cover the indexing needs for resources from Greek Maritime Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums (GLAM) institutions hosted in a MH platform of the research infrastructure Intelligent Research Infrastructure for Shipping, Supply chain, Transport and Logistics (ENIRISST). Its terms are derived from the collections pertinent to maritime activities. Although the construction of this vocabulary took into consideration specific data and their documentation, the goal is to go beyond ΕΝΙRISST to assist MH documentation projects and professionals/researchers in organising and archiving MH data. The long-term ambition is to leave an imprint in the improvement of MH data communication in general, and to contribute in the promotion of MH as a separate Cultural Heritage (CH) branch. The methodological approach was sensitive to the history of the artefacts, the shipping history and terminology, CH and general vocabularies, as well as the preexisting practices. Terms and subject headings already existing in the vocabularies of reference were leveraged.