Open Science and Language Data: Expectations vs. Reality
The Role of Research Data Infrastructures
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https://doi.org/10.52825/cordi.v1i.301Keywords:
Research infrastructures, Text data, Open ScienceAbstract
Language data are essential for any scientific endeavor. However, unlike numerical data, language data are often protected by copyright, as they easily meet the threshold of originality. The role of research infrastructures (such CLARIN, DARIAH, and Text+) is to bridge the gap between uses allowed by statutory exceptions and the requirements of Open Science. This is achieved on the one hand by sharing language data produced by research organisations with the widest possible circle of persons, and on the other by mutualizing efforts towards copyright clearance and appropriate licensing of datasets.Downloads
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Copyright (c) 2023 Paweł Kamocki, Erhard Hinrichs, Peter Leinen, Sabine Springer, Andreas Witt, Dorothea Zechmann
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Accepted 2023-06-29
Published 2023-09-07
