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EDU4Standards is a research project funded by the European Unionwhich aims to renew standardization education at European universities.
Given that standards are an important driver of economic growth, the project addresses the underutilization of standardization in education and research. Despite its importance for the realization of strategic initiatives such as the European Green Deal, standardization education remains fragmented and limited today.
Our comprehensive approach includes developing engaging teaching concepts, raising awareness through events, expanding training courses, building a community of teachers and learners, and establishing an EU student association for standardization. The consortium, coordinated by Fraunhofer ISI, brings together 17 partners from 11 countries and signals a significant step towards embedding standardization in the European education system.
- Veronika Beimrohr - AT&S, GFRuIT
- Christian Daye - STS TU Graz
- Katrin Fladischer
- Vladislav V. Fomin
- Martin Griesbacher - RISE, FGRuIT
- Karl Grün - Austrian Standards International
- Kai Jacobs - EURAS
- Martin Jagerhofer - Holding Graz
- Robert Link - freesia.eu
- Karl-Heinz Mayer - CEN/CENELEC, EATON
- Bernhard Mittelbach - ACstyria Mobilitätscluster GmbH
- Peter Mörtl - Virtual Vehicle
- Michael Sonntag
- Bernhard Spalt - Head of OVE Standardization (Austrian Electrotechnical Association)
- Klaus Starl - Director of the Inter. Center for the Promotion of MR/UNESCO Chair; STEM
- Stephan Witzel - UNI for LIFE Weiterbildungs GmbH
- Contemporary collecting and COVID-19 (DARIAH-EU)
- Open Success (Province of Styria)
- Climate knowledge (Province of Styria)
- TRUESSEC.eu (Horizon 2020)
- CyberSecinStyria (Province of Styria)
- SOTER (Horizon 2020)
- VERDI (Province of Styria)
- Digital? Secure! (Province of Styria)
- Styriamat - Qualification development of the future (Province of Styria)
- Drawing boundaries between work and private life (AK Styria)
- KluPersonal (AMS Styria)
- The emergence of the differentiated labor market (FWF)
Internal projects - HFDT Calls:
Information on the project (HFDT Call 2022)
- The Right of Communication to the Public in European Copyright Law - Examining the Coherence of ECJ Jurisprudence with the Tools of Text Mining
- From a legal perspective, the existing studies on the right of communication to the public in ECJ case law are to be given a new perspective through the methodology of text mining. Specifically, the results of "human" text mining can be compared with those of actual "text mining", in particular the extent to which these results deviate from or even underline
each other. - From a systems science perspective, the method in particular is at the center of interest. It offers the unique opportunity not only to compare the results of the empirical method with the interpretations of a proven expert, but also to discuss them. An iterative approach will allow the methodology to be gradually improved and, if necessary, applied to the specific problem. However, the main aim is to determine the general applicability of the method.
- The common goal is to use this methodology to create added value for the interpretation of ECJ decisions and to identify existing obstacles to text mining of judicial decisions. Overall, the research project is necessary because text mining in connection with judicial decisions represents new territory for both disciplines.
Staff members:
- Simon Plakolb(Graz Schumpeter Center)
- Anna Haselbacher(Institute for Legal Foundations)
- Franziska Kirschen(Institute for Systems Science, Innovation and Sustainability Research)
- Maria Krismer(Institute for Systems Science, Innovation and Sustainability Research)
Information on the project (HFDT Call 2021)
- Digital edition of the General Civil Code (ABGB) for and for the project "Modernization of the ABGB" by Prof. Bydlinski
- based on procedures based on open standards (encoding in TEI/XML, conversion of data into Linked Open Data / RDF)
- User-friendly, publicly accessible and reusable form
Employees:
- Elisabeth Kaban(Institute for Civil Law)
- SinaKrottmaier(Institute "Center for Information Modeling" {ZIM})
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