Annual Conference 2014 CLARIN October 23-25, Soesterberg, The Netherlands

CLARIN
Annual Conference
2014
October 23-25, Soesterberg, The Netherlands
Thu Oct. 23
Programme
Time
Meeting
Room
10:00
DataCite workshop
St. Jan
13:00
Lunch
Restaurant
14:00
Developers’ brainstorm
St. Jan
18:00
Dinner
Cecilia chapel
20:00
CAC2014 opening
St. Jan
20:15
Invited talk by Jan Rybicki (Jagiellonian University) St. Jan
21:00
Drinks
Steyl
Time
Meeting
Room
09:00
Status of the infrastructure
St. Jan
10:00
Paper session 1 (see p. 4)
St. Jan
11:15
Coffee break
Lounge
11:45
Paper session 2 (see p. 4)
St. Jan
13:00
Lunch
Restaurant
14:30
User Involvement meeting
St. Jan
Joint SCCTC and CAC meeting
Congo
Legal Issues Committee
Angola
16:00
Coffee break
Lounge
16:30
User Involvement meeting
St. Jan
Joint SCCTC and CAC meeting
Congo
17:00 Metadata Curation Taskforce
Botswana
17:00 AAI Taskforce
Angola
18:00
Poster & demo session 1 (see p. 6)
Steyl
19:00
Dinner
Restaurant
Fri Oct. 24
Visualizing Literature: Trees, Maps and Networks
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CLARIN Annual Conference 2014
Programme
Meeting
Room
09:00
Paper session 3 (see p. 5)
St. Jan
10:40
Coffee break
Lounge
11:10
Paper session 4 (see p. 5)
St. Jan
12:25
Lunch
Restaurant
14:00
Poster & demo session 2 (see p. 7)
Steyl
15:00
Award Ceremony
Sat Oct. 25
Time
St. Jan
CLARIN Young Scientist Award
Looking forward
St. Jan
16:00
End of conference
St. Jan
16:30
NCF meeting
Angola
19:00
Dinner
Restaurant
Time
Meeting
Room
09:00
Scientific Advisory Board
Angola
10:30
Coffee break
Lounge
11:00
Scientific Advisory Board
Angola
12:30
Lunch
Restaurant
CLARIN Annual Conference 2014
Sun Oct. 26
15:10
3
Papers
Fri Oct. 24
Session 1
Time
10:00
10:25
10:50
Paper
CLARIN Centres for a Sustainable Infrastructure
Daan Broeder, Jan Odijk
Too Many Varied User Requirements for Digital
Humanities Projects
Max Kemman, Martijn Kleppe
AAI: Experiences with Making a Service Available for
Users Worldwide
J. Mišutka, O. Košarko, A. Kamran, M. Josífko, P. Straňák
Fri Oct. 24
Session 2
Time
11:45
12:10
12:35
4
Paper
On using META-SHARE Repository Software to Support
a CLARIN Centre
N. Kahusk, S. Piperidis, J. Bakagianni, J. Piitulainen
Services of Lindat/CLARIN Centre
J. Hajič, E. Hajičová, J. Mišutka, P. Straňák
WebAnno: a Flexible, Web-based Annotation Tool for CLARIN
R. Eckart De Castilho, C. Biemann, I. Gurevych, S.M. Yimam
CLARIN Annual Conference 2014
Papers
Session 3
09:25
09:50
10:15
Paper
Build Your Own Treebank
Daniël de Kok, Dörte de Kok, Marie Hinrichs
Using Automatically Annotated Corpora in Language
Variation Research
Jelke Bloem, Arjen Versloot and Fred Weerman
Using Data Mining and the CLARIN Infrastructure to Extend
Corpus-based Linguistic Research
Christian Pölitz, Thomas Bartz
Auxiliary Fronting in German Subordinate Clauses:
A Synchronic and Diachronic Corpus Study Using the CLARIN
Research Infrastructure
Erhard Hinrichs
Sat Oct. 25
Time
09:00
Session 4
11:35
12:00
Paper
CLARIN’s Virtual Language Observatory (VLO) Under Scrutiny:
The VLO Taskforce of the CLARIN-D Centres
Susanne Haaf, Peter Fankhauser, Thorsten Trippel
Reusing CMDI Components for a TextCorpusProfile:
Towards a Generic TextCorpusProfile
Lene Offersgaard, Dorte Hansen
COMEDI: Another Component Metadata Editor
Gunn Inger Lyse, Paul Meurer, Koenraad De Smedt
CLARIN Annual Conference 2014
Sat Oct. 25
Time
11:10
5
Posters & demos
Fri Oct. 24
Session 1
6
Air Traffic Control Communication (ATCC) Speech Corpus
Luboš Šmídl, Pavel Ircing
Annotating Coherence Relations in Corpora of Language Use
Merel Scholman, Ted Sanders
CLARIN.SI: the Slovene CLARIN Infrastructure
Tomaž Erjavec
CMDI 1.2: Improvements in the CLARIN Component Metadata Infrastructure
Twan Goosen and Thomas Eckart
Data Curations by the Dutch Data Curation Service
Henk van den Heuvel, Nelleke Oostdijk, Eric Sanders, Vanja De Lint
Making Assyrian texts available to the public
Claus Povlsen, Dorte Haltrup Hansen, Thomas Klitgaard Hertel
The CLARIN-D Helpdesk
Timm Lehmberg
The Use and Mutual Interoperability of Computer Programmes Folker,
Elan and Praat for Multimodal Linguistic Annotation
Silvia Bonacchi, Mariusz Mela
Too Many Varied User Requirements for Digital Humanities Projects
Max Kemman, Martijn Kleppe
Towards a DH Knowledge Hub - Step 1: Vocabularies
Matej Durco and Karlheinz Mörth
User Delegation in the CLARIN Infrastructure
J. Blumtritt, W. Elbers, Twan Goosen, Mischa Sallé, Menzo Windhouwer
Using Automatically Annotated Corpora in Language Variation Research
Jelke Bloem, Arjen Versloot and Fred Weerman
WebAnno: a Flexible, Web-based Annotation Tool for CLARIN
R. Eckart De Castilho, Chris Biemann, Iryna Gurevych, Seid Muhie Yimam
CLARIN Annual Conference 2014
Posters & demos
Session 2
CLARIN Annual Conference 2014
Sat Oct. 25
AAI: Experiences with Making a Service Available for Users Worldwide
J. Mišutka, Ondřej Košarko, Amir Kamran, Michal Josífko, Pavel Straňák
Advance Search in CLARIN Text Corpora
Pavel Rychly
Build Your Own Treebank
Daniël de Kok, Dörte de Kok, Marie Hinrichs
COMEDI: Another Component Metadata Editor
Gunn Inger Lyse, Paul Meurer, Koenraad De Smedt
Eugenics Revisited in Hidden Debates by Means of Multilingual Semantic
Text-mining with the Biland Demonstrator
Toine Pieters, Pim Huijgens, Maarten de Rijke
FIN-CLARIN and the Language Bank of Finland
Krister Lindén
Implementation of Persistent Identifiers in Clarin.dk
Mitchell Seaton, Bart Jongejan
Services of Lindat/CLARIN Centre
Jan Hajič, Eva Hajičová, Jozef Mišutka, Pavel Straňák
Spokes: A Search and Eservice for Conversational Corpus Data
Piotr Pęzik
SWE-CLARIN: Current Status and Future Prospects
Lars Borin
TeLeMaCo: a Tool for the Dissemination of Teaching and Learning Materials
H. Kermes, Jörg Knappen, José M. Martínez, Elke Teich, Mihaela Vela
Virtual Language Observatory 3.0: What’s New?
Twan Goosen, Thomas Eckart
Your Data at the Centre of Attention:
A Metadata Session Profile for Multimodal Corpora
Farina Freigang, Matthias A. Priesters, Rie Nishio, Kirsten Bergmann
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CLARIN Annual Conference 2014
Lounge
Entrance
Hotel Reception
St. Jan
Angola
Congo
Mozambique
CLARIN
Office
To the Cecilia chapel
Botswana
Restaurant
The Steyl meeting room is on the first floor, above the St. Jan.
Ground Floor Map