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Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure
CLARIN is the Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure in Europe. Its main aim is to provide scholars in the humanities and social sciences with easy access to digital language data (in written, spoken, video or multimodal form) and to advanced tools for finding, exploring, using, annotating, analysing or combining such data, no matter where it is located. In more detail, CLARIN offers:
- Comprehensive services to the humanities disciplines with respect to language resources and technology.
- A persistent and stable infrastructure that researchers can rely on decades to come.
- Technology for overcoming the many barriers created by institutional, structural and semantic interoperability problems and fragmenting the resources and tools landscape.
- Tools and resources that will be interoperable across languages and domains, thus addressing the issue of preserving and supporting the multilingual and multicultural European heritage.
- Comprehensive training and education programs that include university education in the different member states.
- Improvement and extension of web-based collaborations, i.e. creating virtual working groups breaking the discipline boundaries.
- Development or improvement of standards for language resource maintenance.
CLARIN is building a networked federation of language data repositories, service centres and centres of expertise, with single sign-on access for all members of the academic community in all participating countries. Tools and data from the different centres will be interoperable, so that data collections can be combined and tools from different sources can be chained to perform complex operations to support researchers in their work.
Costs & Business Models
This session will review the current challenges in assessing the costs of operating a distributed data infrastructure and the difficulties of projecting these into the future.
EUDAT 2nd Conference Training Tracks
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UNSEEN Project Leverages EUDAT Services for Groundbreaking Energy Systems Research
The German Aerospace Center's UNSEEN research project has successfully deployed EUDAT's B2DROP and B2SHARE services to facilitate cross-institutional collaboration and data sharing. The project focuses on computing large data sets for energy system optimisation modelling, particularly using High-Performance Computing (HPC) to identify robust energy scenarios.
Join the RDA 6th Plenary Climate Change Data Challenge!
EUDAT Conference 2024 - Programme
EUDAT Conference 2024
3-5 December 2024 | Karlsruhe, Germany
August 2015: EUDAT’s been busy this Summer supporting 3 different data pilot & collaboration calls
The European Open Science Cloud for Research
We're Hiring : Become the next Head of EUDAT Secretariat
Vacancy: EUDAT Head of Secretariat
Location: To be determined, potentially remote or based in one of the EUDAT member organizations
About EUDAT:
EUDAT is a pan-European collaboration that provides robust and trustworthy data infrastructure for research communities. The EUDAT Secretariat is the executive and operational body of the Collaboration, responsible for the day-to-day management, coordination, and implementation of activities. It’s a virtual team distributed over the EUDAT members and consist of 6 people with about 3 FTEs.
