Fwd: TEI call for participation
John Unsworth
jmu2m at virginia.edu
Thu Feb 28 08:57:47 EST 2002
From one of our own, and nominating another.
John
>Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002 05:35:55 +0100 (MET)
>From: Tomaz Erjavec <Tomaz.Erjavec at ijs.si>
>To: John Unsworth <jmu2m at virginia.edu>
>Cc: tomaz.erjavec at ijs.si
>Subject: TEI call for participation
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>Dear John,
>it seems to me that the quota isn't filled yet, also, that there has
>been little response from the NLP community, so I'd like to volunteer
>as somebody with "significant TEI holdings".
>
>The TEI encoded resources I have worked on, have access to and would
>like to see migrated are:
>- the MULTEXT-East corpus; morphosyntactically tagged, 7-way parallel
>- the IJS-ELAN corpus; morphosyntactically tagged, 2-way parallel
>- the FIDA corpus; morphosyntactically tagged, monolingual reference
>- the Concede lexicon; Bilingual MRD sample
>
>However, if it turns out that I could be more useful as a TEI expert,
>that is fine too.
>
>And while I'm at it: how about Sebastian chairing the WG?
>
>Best,
>Tomaz
>
>
> > Call for Participation: Migrating TEI Resources to XML
> >
> > The Text Encoding Initiative Consortium has been funded by the National
> > Endowment for the Humanities' Division of Preservation and Access to
> > conduct a two-year project to provide XML support in TEI. The first phase
> > of this project has been the production of P4, the XML-compliant revision
> > of the TEI Guidelines that will be published this spring. The second
> phase
> > will explore the issues involved in migrating large bodies of existing TEI
> > resources from SGML to XML. To do this, the TEI will convene a workgroup
> > in which selected experts and editors (8 people, total) will work closely
> > with representatives from projects with significant TEI SGML holdings
> > (another 10 people) to diagnose and document the problems, methods, and
> > tools necessary to design and effect a migration from SGML to XML, in
> > TEI. The workgroup will be funded (travel and expenses) for a one
> start-up
> > meeting with editors and experts only; one mid-term meeting with project
> > representatives; one final meeting with editors and experts; participation
> > by a technical writer for four months; participation by TEI editors
> and the
> > TEI executive director for two months; two one-day meetings for 8 people;
> > and one two-day meeting for 18 people.
> >
> > The TEI Council will appoint the workgroup, and its chair, not later than
> > March 15th, 2002, but it would like to invite members of the SGML,
> XML, and
> > TEI communities to volunteer as participants in this project. If you wish
> > to volunteer, please contact
> >
> > tei at tei-c.org
> >
> > by February 28th, and identify yourself as a TEI expert, a data migration
> > expert, or a representative of a project with significant TEI SGML
> > holdings, and provide the Council with a brief account of your
> > qualifications.
> >
> > John Unsworth
> > Chair, TEI Council & TEI Consortium
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