[open-linguistics] guidelines on LLOD generation from language resources

[Christian Chiarcos]

Dear Jorge,

thank you very much for sharing these reports. I think they will be of  
great interest to many in the community.

In addition to that, I wanted to mention the LIDER Reference Cards,  
available under http://www.lider-project.eu/?q=guidelines, on

* How to publish Linguistic Linked Data

* Language Resource Licensing - ODRL Reference Card

* Inclusion in the LLOD Cloud

* Data ID

* Discovering Language Resources with Ling

* NIF corpus

* How to represent crosslingual links

* Documenting a language resource in Datahub



I don't think these have been announced on this mailing list, before.

Best,
Christian

Am .10.2015, 13:21 Uhr, schrieb Jorge Gracia <jgracia at fi.upm.es>:

> Dear all,
>
> This is to announce that the W3C BPMLOD community group [1] has already  
> published as "final" >community group reports the following three  
> guidelines for linguistic linked data generation. I >hope you find them  
> useful!
>
> - Multilingual dictionaries (BabelNet)
> - Bilingual dictionaries
> - Multilingual terminologies (TBX):
> There are other guidelines that will become community group reports very  
> soon (feel free to take a >look at them and communicate any  
> comment/feedback to the editors during the next couple of weeks):
>
> - LD corpus creation using NIF- NIF based NLP Web services- Linguistic  
> LOD-aware Web services
>
> Best regards,
>
> Jorge
>[1] https://www.w3.org/community/bpmlod/
>
> --Jorge Gracia, PhD
> Ontology Engineering Group
> Artificial Intelligence Department
> Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
> http://jogracia.url.ph/web/
>
>



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