CLARIN122014-05-07 09:29:28AdamPrzepiorkowski112013-12-06 14:28:39MaciejOgrodniczuk102012-01-03 13:37:06MichalLenart92011-04-17 16:18:38AdamPrzepiorkowski82011-04-15 10:35:31ViolettaKoseska72011-04-15 10:24:57ViolettaKoseska62011-03-26 18:07:35AdamPrzepiorkowski52011-03-18 11:58:55AdamPrzepiorkowski42011-03-18 11:51:41AdamPrzepiorkowski32011-03-18 11:46:38AdamPrzepiorkowski22011-03-07 12:53:33MaciejOgrodniczuk12011-03-07 12:49:46MaciejOgrodniczukCLARIN projectProject factsheet English name: Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure
Polish name: Wspólne zasoby językowe i infrastruktura technologiczna
Project type: A European (ESFRI) infrastructure project, FP7 (contract number 212230)
Duration: 1 January 2008 ‒ 31 December 2010 (plus 6 months extension)
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Principal investigator: Steven Krauwer
Polish partners in the consortiumWrocław University of Technology (PI: Maciej Piasecki) Linguistic Engineering Group, Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences (PI: Adam Przepiórkowski) Polish members of the CLARIN networkThe two partners listed above and: Polish-Japanese Institute of Information Technology (PI: Krzysztof Marasek) Institute of Slavic Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences (PI: V. Koseska) University of Łódź (PI: Piotr Pęzik) University of Wrocław (PI: Adam Pawłowski) See also CLARIN-PL. Project descriptionThe ultimate goal of CLARIN is the construction and operation of a shared distributed infrastructure that aims at making language resources and technology available to the humanities and social sciences research communities at large. The preparatory phase will pave the way for implementation along 4 dimensions: Funding and governance: The aim is to bring together the funding agencies and to work out a ready-to-sign draft agreement between the funding agencies in the participating countries about governance, financing, construction and operation of the infrastructure. Technical: The technical objective is to provide a detailed specification of the infrastructure, agreement on data and interoperability standards to be adopted, and a running, validated prototype based on these specifications.