[open-linguistics] date of next meeting

[Toma Tasovac]

Thanks, Sebastian.

I added my name to the list of attendees.

First of all, I'd like to encourage you to give your technologically-bent presentations. I'd love to hear about them. I don't know why you seem reluctant about the link between technology and open data — for me they are very much connected…  

Now, I myself work on dictionaries and I could offer to do a more conceptual presentation on dictionaries as web-services and the importance for lexicography to move toward linked data etc. Needless to say, if we ever hope to create a global lexicographic infrastructure, that can be achieved ONLY if we serve open data… I could show examples of the projects I've been involved with and would very much enjoy a discussion about what would be the best was to open our data to the world (e.g. our WordNet-based Serbian-English dictionary, or our Serbian morphosyntactic database etc…)

Please let me know if you think this would be ok as a topic, and then I will add it to the schedule.

All best,
T. 

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Toma Tasovac
Center for Digital Humanities (Belgrade, Serbia) 
http://humanistika.org • http://transpoetika.org

27.05.2011., в 21.30, Sebastian Hellmann написал(а):

> Hi,
> it was on there for a while, but it has disappeared (temporarily).
> I tried to call Daniel yesterday, but I could not reach him. I guess we could extend the face2face meeting to a workshop.
> 
> First, I was hesitant, because our last meeting consisted of Christian, Jonathan and me.
> If more people join, we could actually make a workshop.  Christian could give a presentation about OLiA  and POWLA and I could say something  about NIF, NLP2RDF and the conversion of Wiktionary to RDF, but these are rather presentations about technology and only partially related to Open Data. I am not quite sure, if technology actually plays a role in opening up data. It could be just a coincidence that the interlinking and opening movement happen at the same time.
> 
> Who else would be willing to give a presentation? How should we select a schedule? What should be on the agenda? I think we should only make it into a workshop if there are at least 3-4 people coming AND presenting besides Christian and me. Otherwise, we will just call it a Working Group meeting.
> 
> Please post your proposals to this mailing list and add it here:
> http://okfnpad.org/linguistics
> (also add yourself, if you attend, so we can estimate how many people will be there.)
> 
> There will be three days of workshops before the OKCon, so if we need more than 2 hours, we can opt out for Mon-Wed.
> I have not talked to Daniel yet, so I am not sure what the pre-conference workshops will be like.
> 
> If we have enough potential presenters and attendees, I will make a late submission to the Programme committee to get our workshop officially approved.
> Regards,
> Sebastian
> 
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> 
> On 27.05.2011 20:18, Jonathan Gray wrote:
>> I was going to ask the same thing. :-)
>> 
>> Sebastian: is there going to be an open linguistics workshop at OKCon?
>> If so should we put it in the schedule?
>> 
>> J.
>> 
>> 2011/5/27 Toma Tasovac<ttasovac at transpoetika.org>:
>>> Do you guys know the actual date and time of your next meeting in Berlin during the OKCon?
>>> 
>>> All best,
>>> Toma
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>>> Center for Digital Humanities (Belgrade, Serbia)
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