research infrastructures for the humanities

how to innovate lexicographyby means of research infrastructures

on the european examples ofDARIAH, CLARIN and COST IS 1305 ENeL

eveline wandl-vogtaustrian academy of sciences (AAS)

austrian centre for digital humanities (ACDH)

JaDH2105 @ kyoto @ JP: 20150903





JaDH2105 @ kyoto @ JP: 20150903



presented by megumi kurobe



JaDH2105 @ kyoto @ JP: 20150903

research group

lexlab (01.2015-) @ austrian centre for digital humanities

@ AAS

focusing on european culture + heritagesemantic technologies, visual analytics,

social innovation, citizen science, open science

elexicography @ research infrastructures

research group

lexlab (01.2015-) @ austrian centre for digital humanities

@ AAS

focusing on european culture + heritagesemantic technologies, visual analytics,

social innovation, citizen science, open science

elexicography @ research infrastructures

1913

outlineelexicography @ reserach infrastructures

introduction : focusing europeDARIAH, CLARIN, COST ENeL

collaboration on an example projectDARIAH Competence Centre

EGI ENGAGE

conclusion: innovation ? globalising?

facitilities, resources, related services

• unique research services to users from different countries, attracting young people to science, helping to shape scientific communities

• at the centre of the knowledge triangleof research, education and innovation, producing knowledge through research, diffusing it through education, and applying it throughinnovation

technical + social innovation

research infrastructures (RI)

strategy [EC]

research infrastructures (RI)technical defined types [EC]

• single-siteda single resource at a single location

• distributed

a network of distributed resources

• virtual

electronically provided service(s)

research infrastructures (RI)social view on RI

„… cyberinfrastructure is more than a tangible network and means of storage in digital form /…/it is also the more intangible layer of expertise and the best practices, standards, tools, collections and collaborativeenvironments that can be broadly shared by communitiesof inquiry:“

research infrastructures (RI)social view on RI

„… cyberinfrastructure is more than a tangible network and means of storage in digital form /…/it is also the more intangible layer of expertise and the best practices, standards, tools, collections and collaborativeenvironments that can be broadly shared by communitiesof inquiry:“

ENeL - Vienna 201511.2.2015 11

ESFRIstrategy report

roadmaps

identifying most likely RIfor the next

10-20 years

RI and elexicographyDARIAH, CLARIN, COST IS1305 ENeL

• DARIAH (eric 2014.08-)digital research infrastructure for the arts and humanities

• CLARIN (eric 2012.04-)common language resources and technology infrastructure

ESFRIonly ones for the social sciences

in the ESFRI strategy report


• DARIAHwgs: lexical resources, standards, thesauri; social innovation

european project: EGI ENGAGE – DARIAH competence centre:

lexicography use case

• CLARINtowards elexicography knowledge centre

elexicographyterminology, controlled vocabularies

collaborative lexicography, co-creation

DARIAHhigh level principles

1. enable digital arts and humanities research

2. operate under a sustainable business model

3. governed and led by arts and humanities community

4. promote openness

5. strategic scholary communication

6. delegated trust

7. shared responsibilities

8. responsiveness


• COST IS 1305 ENeLeuropean network for electronic lexicography

network connecting people2013-2017

further interdisciplinarycollaboration and development of elexicography

RI and elexicographytowards sustainability

• large, supranational networks of dissemination

• integration with governmental schemes

• long-term availability of services

• access to financial resources and funding opportunities

opportunities and advantagesaccess and oppenness

• access to data

• access to services

• access to expertise

• visability

• institutional affiliation with respective ERICs

use case:

DARIAH Competence CentreEGI ENGAGE

project mission

EGI ENGAGE aims to accelerate the implementation of

the open science commons by expanding the

capabilities of a

european backbone of federated services forcompute, storage, data, communication, knowledge

and expertise,

complementing community-specific capabilities.

use case:


project mission



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and expertise,


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capabilities of a


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establish science-oriented competence centreproviding support for researchers within the humanities, arts and social sciences

� further use of infrastructures in the arts & humanities � support development of &

research in digital arts & humanities

use case

DARIAH competence centre

• strengthen collaboration betweenDARIAH and european grid infrastructure

• increase number of arts and humanities services and applications deployed in the EGI federated cloud

• raise awareness of arts and humanities researchers usingresearch infrastructures

• create conditions for a sustained increase of the EGI usercommunity coming from arts and humanities and socialsciecnes

DARIAH CC

objectives





DARIAH CC

objectives





DARIAH CC

objectives





DARIAH CC

objectives

• strenghten collaboration betweenDARIAH and european grid infrastructure




DARIAH CC

objectives





DARIAH CC

objectives




• create conditions for a sustained increase of the EGI usercommunity coming from arts and humanities and socialsciences

DARIAH CC

objectives




• create conditions for a sustained increase of the EGI usercommunity coming from arts and humanities and socialsciences

DARIAH CC

objectives

• DARIAH e-science gateway

• storing and accessing DARIAH content

• multi-source distributed real time search and information retrieval

DARIAH CC

pilot applications

• DARIAH e-science gateway

• storing and accessing DARIAH content

• multi-source distributed real time search and information retrieval


DARIAH CC

pilot applications

developing research infrastructure for

non-standard words (synchronic, diachronic)

on the example of

bavarian dialects in austria

[collection: 1913-; dictionary: 1960-; database: 1990-]

DARIAH CC


developing research infrastructure for

non-standard words (synchronic, diachronic)

on the example of

bavarian dialects in austria

[collection: 1913-; dictionary: 1960-; database: 1990-]

DARIAH CC


elexicography and RIconclusion: focus and open the view

1. tools, data, servicescollaboration allows to focus on lexicography

2. qualitystrengthen lexicography community to make use of theirknowledge within computational linguistics etc.

3. culturethink big! really start to think outside the paper and in newdimensions (again)!

digital humanities and RIconclusion: social innovation

1. diversityco-operation of experts of different disciplines, culturesrespect, tolerance, openness; time

2. communicationRIs are discussed technical, yet succeed or fail socially

3. cultureshare, trust, cocreate; learn and grow!

� community / researcher driven

elexicography / digital humanities and RIconclusion: how to connect

1. research question | challengeexchange, share and learn

2. project design | piloting solutionsdiscussion, first results, showcases for RI

3. project scaling, further fundingcuriosity driven innovative elexicography


connect!

[email protected] of virtual competency centre e-infrastructures @ DARIAH-EU

chair of working group 4 @ COST ENeL

coordinator lexlab @ ACDH @ AAS

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