The main objective of the project is to cooperate on creating a virtual infrastructure which will enable a
de-localized community of scholars in humanities to engage in collaborative
research and to publish their results on the Web. Cooperation is organized in three Working Groups (WGs): WG 1: Communities, WG 2: Software, WG 3: Policy. Find out more on the COST Action A32 project site
and the COST Office Action A32 site, where also the Working Plan for
the implementation of the action («Memorandum of Understanding») is available.
- Full title: COST Action A32 «Open Scholarly Communities on the Web»
- Project site: http://www.cost-a32.eu/
- Proposal: 1.10.2004. Proposal participants: France, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom, Belgium, Romania, Bulgaria, Norway. Proposal coordinator: Paolo D'Iorio.
- Approval date: 14.6.2005
- Funding institution: COST office: European Cooperation in the Field of Scientific and Technical
Research (Brussels). COST is one of the longest-running instruments supporting
co-operation among scientists and researchers across Europe. It enables
scientists to collaborate in a wide spectrum of activities in research and
technology and is supported by the EU Framework Programme.
- Type of project: Networking and coordination activities
- Duration: 6.4.2006-16.12.2010
- Chair: Hans Walter Gabler
(LMU, Munich)
- Management Committee:
Belgium: Dirk VAN HULLE; Bulgaria: Dr Svetlozar ZHEKOV, Prof. Zhivko IVANOV; Cyprus: Prof. Philippos POUYIOUTAS; Denmark: Dr Johnny KONDRUP; Estonia: Ms Pille RUNNEL; Finland: Mr Sakari KATAJAMAKI, Mr Kim BJORKLUND; France: Prof. Christophe FOUQUERE, Dr Paolo D'IORIO; Germany: Prof. Stefan GRADMANN; Ireland: Dr Jennifer EDMOND, Dr Sean RYDER, Prof. Susan SCHREIBMAN; Israel: Dr Eric ZIMMERMAN, Mr Bernardo (Dov) WINER; Italy: Mr Michele BARBERA, Dr Antonio LAMARRA, Prof. Matteo Vincenzo D'ALFONSO; Norway: Dr Alois PICHLER, Mr Sindre SORENSEN; Romania: Mr Claudiu KIFOR, Prof. Doina BANCIU; Serbia: Dr Bojan JOVIC; Sweden: Dr Petra SODERLUND, Prof. Mats DAHLSTROM; United Kingdom: Prof. Warwick GOULD; United States: Prof. Andrew M. STAUFFER
- Norwegian participation: HyperWittgenstein; Wittgenstein Source; Textpraxis; software development.
Coordination of Norwegian participation: Alois Pichler (WAB).
Meetings:
COST A32 Short Term Scientific Mission ( STSM) visits to and from WAB:
- 16.4.-23.5.2009, WAB: Federico Meschini (CTS - Centre for Textual Studies, De Montfort University, Leicester). Project: Markup systems and Electronic Editions
- 28.2.-8.3.2008, visit to Net7, Pisa and Lecce: Øystein Reigem (Unifob AKSIS (since 2009 "Uni Digital"), WAB). Project: Building the Hyper platform
- 19.-26.11.2007, WAB: Cristina Marras (ILIESI - Lessico Intellettuale Europeo e Storia delle Idee, Rome). Project: Treatment of a corpus of philosophical and scientific terms
- 5.-6.11.2007, visit to CTS at De Montfort University, Leicester: Sindre Sørensen (Unifob AKSIS (since 2009 "Uni Digital"), WAB). Project: CaTT (Collaborative Tagging Tool)
- 16.-22.9.2007, visit to HyperNietzsche project at LMU, Munich: Deirdre Smith (Unifob AKSIS (since 2009 "Uni Digital"), WAB). Project: Managing Facsimile in Fabrica
- 27.11.-2.12.2006, WAB: Nick Hayward (Centre for Textual Scholarship, De Montfort University). Project: Analysis and comparison of markup languages
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