The CMDI MI search engine: access to language resources and tools using heterogeneous metadata schemas

Authors:
Junte Zhang;Marc Kemps-Snijders;Hans Bennis
Affiliations:
Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Meertens Institute, The Netherlands;Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Meertens Institute, The Netherlands;Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Meertens Institute, The Netherlands
Venue:
TPDL'12 Proceedings of the Second international conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries
Year:
2012

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Abstract

The CLARIN Metadata Infrastructure (CMDI) provides a solution for access to different types of language resources and tools across Europe. Researchers have different research data and tools, which are large-scale and described differently with domain-specific metadata. In the context of the Search & Develop (S&D) project at the Meertens Institute within CLARIN, we present a system description of an advanced search engine that semantically converges differently structured metadata records based on CMDI for search and retrieval. It allows different groups of users --- such as language researchers --- to search across yet unexplored research data and locate relevant data for new insights, and find existing tools that could provide novel use cases.