Concept information
Preferred term
Capturing
Narrower concepts
Note
- capturing generally refers to the activity of creating digital surrogates of real world objects, or expressing existing artifacts in a digital representation. This refers basically to learning and noticing something (as in discovering) and could be enhanced by a manual process (as in transcribing) or an automated procedure (as in imaging, data recognition or recording). This also includes aggregating resources, information and data (as in gathering).
Contributor
- Akihiro Kameda
- Aurélien Berra
- Christof Schöch
- Claudia Müller-Birn
- Elisabeth Burr
- Francesca Tomasi
- Gimena del Rio Riande
- Hideyuki Ohshima
- Ikki Ohmukai
- Jun Ogawa
- Kiyonori Nagasaki
- Klaus Thoden
- Luise Borek
- Mariko Kasahara
- Martin Grandjean
- Masao Oi
- Melanie Siemund
- Monica Berti
- Natsuko Nakagawa
- Nozomi Ohtsuki
- Ryo Mochizuki
- Saskia Lindner
- Shintaro Seki
- Shumpei Katakura
- So Miyagawa
- Tamara Butigan
- Thibault Clérice
- Tiziana Mancinelli
- Toma Tasovac
- Tomoteru Kiyuna
- Toshiki Koike
- Vanja Savic
- Vincent Razanajao
- Yi Yeong-il
- Yoichiro Watanabe
Creator
- Canan Hastik
- Jonathan Geiger
- Luise Borek
- Vera Khramova
In other languages
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Acquisition
French
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Erfassen
German
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Acquisizione
Italian
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キャプチャ
Japanese
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Captura
Portuguese
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Захватање
Serbian
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Captura
Spanish
URI
https://vocabs.dariah.eu/tadirah/capturing
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