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Initial real-data demo: preserved prepared source record and provenance
 
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= Hosaka real-data wiki demo =
Welcome to '''Hosaka Knowledge'''. Explore four examples drawn from real source collections. Each article has a short introduction and a link to the evidence behind it.
This initial demo publishes 4 of 9,967 prepared source records, one per collection, with original source IDs and citation metadata. It contains 4 source pages and 5 navigation pages.


* [[Hosaka showcase/cern-open-data-index|CERN Open Data]] — 1 of 864 prepared records
== Space ==
* [[Hosaka showcase/cern-open-data-lhcb|CERN LHCb]] — 1 of 100 prepared records
* [[HD 2039 b]] — a planet catalogued around the star HD 2039; discovery facts and the cited paper.
* [[Hosaka showcase/coptic-scriptorium|Coptic Scriptorium]] — 1 of 2628 prepared records
* [[Hosaka showcase/nasa-exoplanet-pscomppars|NASA exoplanets]] — 1 of 6375 prepared records


Source text and catalogue fields are preserved as supplied. No translations or inferred relationships are added. The larger knowledge collection is incomplete.
== Particle physics ==
* [[LHCb Masterclasses]] — how students analyse real particle-physics events.
* [[CMS virtual machine for 2010 open data]] — the software environment described by CERN for its 2010 CMS data.
 
== Languages and texts ==
* [[Acts of Pilate — Coptic text sample]] — an excerpt in Coptic, with access to the preserved source passage.
 
== About this demonstration ==
This demonstration contains four readable articles, one from each selected collection. The wider datasets have not yet been published here. Technical source records remain available through each article’s Sources section.

Latest revision as of 19:26, 4 October 2026

Welcome to Hosaka Knowledge. Explore four examples drawn from real source collections. Each article has a short introduction and a link to the evidence behind it.

Space[edit]

  • HD 2039 b — a planet catalogued around the star HD 2039; discovery facts and the cited paper.

Particle physics[edit]

Languages and texts[edit]

About this demonstration[edit]

This demonstration contains four readable articles, one from each selected collection. The wider datasets have not yet been published here. Technical source records remain available through each article’s Sources section.