CLARIN: The Infrastructure for Language Resources

Preface\nContents\nPart I: CLARIN: An Introduction of the ERIC\nCLARIN – How It Started\nLanguage Matters\nPart II: Technical Infrastructure\nLINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ: Where We Are and Where We Go\nThe CLARIN Language Resource Switchboard\nOpen and Inclusive Language Processing\nSustainability and Genericity of CLARIN Services in the Netherlands\nBuilding Paths to Corpus Data\nComponent Metadata Infrastructure\nText Technology for the Digital Humanities\nThe Role of CLARIN in Advancing Terminology: The Case of Termportalen – the National Terminology Portal for Norway\nHow to Connect Language Resources, Infrastructures, and Communities\nStandards in CLARIN\nPart III: Knowledge Infrastructure\nThe CLARIN Resource and Tool Families\nThe CLARIN Knowledge Centre for Atypical Communication Expertise\nThe DH Course Registry: A Piece of the Puzzle in CLARIN’s Technical and Knowledge Infrastructure\nTraining of Digital Language Resources Skills in South Africa\nTogether We Are Stronger: Bootstrapping Language Technology Infrastructure for South Slavic Languages with CLARIN.SI\nThe CLARIN Committee for Legal and Ethical Issues and the Normative Layer of the CLARIN Infrastructure\nDonate Speech\nCLARIN-LT: Home for Lithuanian Language Resources\nWords, Words!\nSwedish Diachronic Corpus\nPart IV: Research Driven by Infrastructure\nWhere do I Belong in Six Centuries of Literature?\nCorpus Annotation as a Feasible and Scientifically Beneficial Task\nNot Just Paper: Enhancement of Archive Cultural Heritage\nArgumentative Language Resources at Språkbanken Text\nSyntactic Profiles in Secondary School Writing Using PaQu and SPOD\nCLARIN’s Support for Research into the Acquisition of Lexical Properties\nAligning Immanuel Kant’s Work and its Translations\nApplication of CLARIN Linguistic Tools in Psychological Research\nTrawling and Trolling for Terrorists in the Digital Gulf of Bothnia\nIndex