[Corpora-List] Final call for papers: Workshop on Service Oriented Architectures for the Humanities

[Thomas Zastrow]

Final Call for Papers

Service‐oriented Architectures (SOAs) for the Humanities: Solutions and 
Impacts

Joint CLARIN-D/DARIAH Workshop at Digital Humanities Conference 2012


Motivation

Large research infrastructure projects in the Humanities and Social 
Sciences such as Bamboo, CLARIN, DARIAH, eAqua, Metanet and Panacea 
increasingly offer their resources and tools as web applications or web 
services via the internet. Such web‐based access has a number of crucial 
advantages over traditional means of service provision via downloadable 
resources or desktop applications. Since web applications can be invoked 
from any browser, downloading, installation, and configuration of 
individual tools on the user's local computer is avoided.
The paradigm of service‐oriented architectures (SOA) is often used as a 
possible architecture for bundling web applications and web services. 
While the use of web services and SOAs is quickly gaining in popularity, 
there are still a number of open technology and research questions which 
await more principal answers. The purpose of this joint CLARIN/DARIAH 
workshop is to provide a forum to address these issues.

We especially encourage submissions on one or more of the following 
topics: integration of multimodal resources, standardization of 
workflows and data formats, interactivity and collaborative research in 
a SOA, impacts of emerging web technologies on future SOAs, the pros and 
cons of web-based versus desktop applications.


Submission Details

Submitted abstracts of papers for oral or demo presentations should 
consist of 1500-2000 words. Please upload your submission at EasyChair via:

https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=clarindariah12

If you don't already have an account for EasyChair, you need to first 
create one, using the above link, and then login to EasyChair. Then 
follow the link "New Submission" to upload your abstract.

The accepted papers will be published as electronically available 
workshop proceedings. Papers must be formatted in two parallel columns 
and must be between a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 8 pages in length. 
Further details will be made available with the notification of acceptance.


Invited Speaker

Eric Nyburg (Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh), title to be announced

Program Committee

Nuria Bel ((Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona; Projects CLARIN, 
MetaNet4U, PANACEA), Tobias Blanke (Centre for e‐Research, Kings College 
London, Project DARIAH), Travis Brown (Maryland Institute for Technology 
in the Humanities; Project Bamboo), Matej Durco (University of Vienna, 
Projects CLARIN and DARIAH), Erhard Hinrichs (Eberhard Karls University, 
Tübingen, Project CLARIN), Heike Neuroth (SUB, University of Göttingen, 
Project DARIAH), Laurent Romary (INRIA/CNRS, Project DARIAH), Eric 
Nyburg (Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh), Peter Wittenburg (Max 
Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen), Martin Wynne (Oxford 
University, Projects CLARIN and DARIAH), Thomas Zastrow (Eberhard Karls 
University, Tübingen, Project CLARIN)

Workshop Organizers

- Erhard Hinrichs
- Heike Neuroth
- Peter Wittenburg
- Thomas Zastrow

Workshop venue

http://www.dh2012.uni-hamburg.de/venue/university-of-hamburg/

Important Dates

- May 15: Notification of Acceptance
- June 26: Deadline for Proceedings Papers
- July 16 or 17: Workshop

Workshop homepage:
http://clarin-d.de/index.php/de/news/veranstaltungen-2/workshops/104-workshopdh2012 


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