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This workshop introduces Digital Service Infrastructures and their stakeholders language technology related projects. ELEXIS representatives are going to showcase tools and services developed within the project.
LiSeH2019 will give an introduction to concepts related to the Semantic Web and Linked Data and aims to provide an overview of semantic web technologies and tools with a special focus on application scenarios in the Humanities.
Veni – vidi – vici. Asil Çetin took part in ELEXIS’ first call for travel grants and convinced the transnational access committee with his project idea: As an experienced software developer, he is ambitiously chasing his goal to develop a data visualization tool for language varieties, which can be adapted to any language source and any corpus engine. Read the details here:
SD-LLOD 19 was organized in conjunction with and held before the Conference on Language, Data & Knowledge (LDK19).
The core goal of this event series is to promote Openness in DH and show a path towards putting it into practice.
ELEXIS will be present at the conference “Impact of Social Sciences and Humanities for a European Research Agenda
– Valuation of SSH in mission-oriented research”.
Henrik Køhler Simonsen is curiously exploring new opportunities for lexicography and wants to go new paths for innovating common business models in terms of digitalization.
Ana de Castro Salgado is an experienced lexicographer and currently writing her doctoral thesis at FCSH-UNL / CLUNL. Her mission? To propose guiding criteria for inclusion and description of terms, combining lexicographic and terminological methods.
Curious? Us too! So we asked her to answer a few questions:
Ivana Filipović Petrović is an experienced lexicographer, working on completing the Croatian Dictionary of the Literary Language. Her special task: to (retro)digitize and publish it online in order to computer-process its corpus.
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 731015.