Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure

Akronym

FIN-CLARIAH

Bidragets beskrivning

FIN-CLARIAH is a research infrastructure for Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) comprising two components, FIN-CLARIN and DARIAH-FI. In the current project, FIN-CLARIAH seeks to significantly broaden the scope of SSH infrastructural support into three major directions: first, to reach beyond processing of spoken standard Finnish into processing everyday speech; and second, to cater to a broad range of SSH research needs for processing unstructured text; and third, to facilitate research based on metadata. While FIN-CLARIN continues to break new ground in supporting research based on language data, DARIAH-FI will develop infrastructure for big, heterogeneous datasets for research in the humanities and social sciences. An important additional aim of the current project is for the two components to share and consolidate best common practices for the management and negotiation of deposition and access rights to data, tools and services as well as their hosting and documentation.
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Startår

2022

Slutår

2023

Beviljade finansiering

Krister Lindén Orcid -palvelun logo
1 301 771 €










Rollen i Finlands Akademis konsortium

Övriga parter i konsortiet

Partner
Helsingfors universitet (345613)
241 755 €
Partner
Helsingfors universitet (345614)
130 470 €
Partner
CSC – IT Center for Science (345617)
538 347 €
Partner
Tammerfors universitet (345618)
180 581 €
Partner
Jyväskylä universitet (345619)
208 356 €
Partner
Jyväskylä universitet (345619)
208 356 €
Partner
Åbo universitet (345630)
237 659 €
Partner
Östra Finlands universitet (345640)
196 983 €
Partner
Aalto-universitetet (346323)
193 231 €

Finansiär

Finlands Akademi

Typ av finansiering

Forskningsinfrastruktur

Övriga uppgifter

Finansieringsbeslutets nummer

345610

Vetenskapsområden

Språkvetenskaper

Forskningsområden

Kieli, yhteiskunta ja kulttuuri

Temaområden

RRF Kansalliset tutkimusinfrastruktuurit (P3C3I6)

Identifierade teman

languages, language policy