García-Marco , Francisco JavierGalindo, FernandoLasala, PilarLópez del Ramo, Joaquín B.2025-02-032025-02-032020Garcia-Marco, FJ; Galindo, F; Lasala, P...[et al.]. Advancing the Interoperability of the GLAM plus and Cultural Tourism Sectors through KOS Perspectives and Challenges. Advances In Knowledge Organization. 17, pp. 151 - 160. Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH und Co KG, 2020. ISSN 0938-5495978-3-95650-775-5978-3-95650-776-2 (Ebook)0938-5495https://hdl.handle.net/10115/74377Aportación ligada al proyecto Nacional “Posibilidades y requisitos de los sistemas de organización del conocimiento para la interoperabilidad entre las instituciones de la memoria y el sector del turismo cultural”. Referencia CSO2015-65448-R.The possibilities and challenges of knowledge organization systems (KOS) to collaborate in the interconnection between the cultural heritage sector-galleries, libraries, archives, museums, publishers. (GLAM+)-and the increasingly important cultural tourism industry are explored, and a model for framing their interaction is proposed. Due to the diversity of KOS implied in GLAM+, this project is to be treated as an interoperability problem, thought a strong user-oriented purpose is also needed, based on a careful assessment of tourists' segmentation and their needs. The main components of the model are five: the real phenomena that form up the potential world of interest, the universe of potential sources, a web taxonomy, a domain thesaurus and an interoperability hub. The St James' Way is used as a source of examples. It is concluded that thesauri based on ISO 25964 offer a great potential for the simple, flexible, dynamic and distributed interconnection between the institutions of memory (GLAM+, research institutions in digital humanities and social sciences, transparency portals.) and the growing demand from the tourist sector for a more personalized and contextualized experience that can make a difference in an increasingly competitive international market.enAdvancing the Interoperability of the GLAM+ and Cultural Tourism Sectors through KOS Perspectives and ChallengesBook chapterdoi.org/10.5771/9783956507762-151info:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccess