| | 1 | = Data model for PIPDI = |
| | 2 | |
| | 3 | The PIPDI data model is mostly identical with the [[IsmiDataModel ISMI data model]]. |
| | 4 | |
| | 5 | It has a more elaborate subject hierarchy. |
| | 6 | |
| | 7 | Conceptual objects in the database: |
| | 8 | |
| | 9 | * (abstract-) '''TEXT''' |
| | 10 | * '''ALIAS''' (title for text or name for person or place) |
| | 11 | * '''WITNESS''' (aka manuscript) |
| | 12 | * '''CODEX''' (of one or more witnesses) |
| | 13 | * '''COLLECTION''' |
| | 14 | * '''REPOSITORY''' (aka library) |
| | 15 | * '''PERSON''' |
| | 16 | * '''PLACE''' |
| | 17 | * '''SUBJECT''' |
| | 18 | |
| | 19 | We need: |
| | 20 | * linking chapters from the table of contents of the TEXT to folio pages of the WITNESS |
| | 21 | * chapters/sections at the TEXT level are tagged with subject keywords |
| | 22 | * sections at the WITNESS level have folio and line number information |
| | 23 | |
| | 24 | |
| | 25 | == Objects == |
| | 26 | |
| | 27 | === SECTION === |
| | 28 | |
| | 29 | Attributes: |
| | 30 | * '''title''' name or title of section (arabic) |
| | 31 | * '''title_translit''' |
| | 32 | * '''ord_no''' ordinal number for ordering same-level sections (used internally) |
| | 33 | |
| | 34 | Relations: |
| | 35 | * SECTION is_part_of SECTION |
| | 36 | * SECTION is_found_in WITNESS |
| | 37 | * begins_on_folio |
| | 38 | * begins_on_line |
| | 39 | * ends_on_folio |
| | 40 | * ends_on_line |
| | 41 | |
| | 42 | |
| | 43 | === SUBJECT === |
| | 44 | |
| | 45 | subjects are subject matters that are treated in a text. |
| | 46 | |
| | 47 | Attributes: |
| | 48 | * '''name''' subject name or description (English?) |
| | 49 | * '''name_arabic''' |
| | 50 | * '''notes''' |
| | 51 | |
| | 52 | Relations: |
| | 53 | * SUBJECT is_part_of SUBJECT |
| | 54 | * TEXT has_subject SUBJECT |
| | 55 | |
| | 56 | Examples: |
| | 57 | * ASTROLOGY |
| | 58 | * ASTRONOMY |
| | 59 | * hay’a (4-part division) |
| | 60 | * hay’a (general astronomy) |
| | 61 | * mīqāt |
| | 62 | * qibla determination |
| | 63 | * taqwīm |
| | 64 | * ASTRONOMICAL INSTRUMENTS |
| | 65 | * astrolabes |
| | 66 | * celestial globes/armillary spheres |
| | 67 | * equatoria |
| | 68 | * observational |
| | 69 | * quadrants |
| | 70 | * sundials |
| | 71 | * ASTRONOMICAL TABLES (ZĪJES) |
| | 72 | * CHRONOLOGY |
| | 73 | * COSMOLOGY-philosophical |
| | 74 | * COSMOLOGY-religious |
| | 75 | * GEOGRAPHY-mathematical |
| | 76 | * GEOGRAPHY-terrestrial phenomena (hay’at al-arḍ) |
| | 77 | * MATHEMATICS |
| | 78 | * algebra |
| | 79 | * arithmetic |
| | 80 | * arithmetic tables |
| | 81 | * basic arithmetic |
| | 82 | * number theory |
| | 83 | * geometry |
| | 84 | * conic sections |
| | 85 | * Euclidean constructions |
| | 86 | * general geometry |
| | 87 | * mensuration |
| | 88 | * inheritance (farā’iḍ) |
| | 89 | * magic squares |
| | 90 | * spherics |
| | 91 | * trigonometry |
| | 92 | * OPTICS |
| | 93 | * TECHNOLOGY |
| | 94 | * mechanical devices |
| | 95 | * military |
| | 96 | * navigation |
| | 97 | * PHILOSOPHY |
| | 98 | * metaphysics/ilâhiyyât |
| | 99 | * natural philosophy/tabî‘iyyât |
| | 100 | * epistemology/tasawwur and tasdîq |
| | 101 | * philosophy of mind/‘ilm al-nafs |
| | 102 | * ethics/akhlâq |
| | 103 | * politics/siyâsa |
| | 104 | * logic/mantiq |
| | 105 | * dialectic/âdâb al-bahth, ‘ilm al-munâzara |
| | 106 | * philosophy of language/‘ilm al-wad‘, ‘ilm al-balâgha, usûl al-fiqh |
| | 107 | * multiple subjects |
| | 108 | * other |
| | 109 | |
