[open-linguistics] OWLG telco *today* 17:00 CET at Skype [was Re: Open Linguistics updates]

[Christian Chiarcos]

Dear all,

thank you all for participating in the telco poll. This is a bit on a  
short notice, but in fact, *today* 17:00 CET was one of the preferred time  
slots. I hope you can still make it.

In case you're not sure I have your skype contact, or you didn't  
participate in the Doodle poll (http://doodle.com/poll/wx38auwh4nvptuw3)  
please contact me (christian.chiarcos). I guess we will eventually use  
hangouts for talking instead of skype (unless anyone objects), but I would  
share the link via (skype) chat.

See you in the afternoon!
Christian

Am .12.2016, 13:11 Uhr, schrieb Christian Chiarcos  
<chiarcos at informatik.uni-frankfurt.de>:

> Dear all,
>
> 2016 has been an active and enormously busy year for people working on  
> linked data and open data in linguistics and natural language  
> processing. We have had a very nice and well-attended workshop on Linked  
> Data in Linguistics at LREC-2016, we've seen a growing number of related  
> workshops, we are in the process of starting a new series of  
> full-fledged conferences, numerous publications have been put forward  
> (including the final OntoLex report), and quite a few interesting  
> projects have been started.
>
> However, with the New Year approaching fast, I realized how little of  
> this has been communicated over the list, so I would like to help  
> reviving the tradition of 6-weekly telcos by asking around for time  
> preferences to have a skype (or hangout) call in December.
>
> Topics include:
> - updates since summer 2016 (workshops, conferences, standardization  
> activities, projects)
> - status of LLOD and LLOD infrastructure
> - upcoming events: Language, Data and Knowledge (LDK-2017), Summer  
> Datathon on Linguistic Linked Open Data (SD-LLOD 2017)
> - workshop plans: where and when to hold the next issue of Linked Data  
> in Linguistics
> - defining/confirming data categories for the LLOD cloud diagram
> - more to be added
>
> So, what are your ideas on possible times and further topics?
>
> Best regards,
> Christian


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