As of November 18 2017, a total of 55 linguists have contributed their data to TROLLing. They come from 10 different countries in 3 continents. For each individual dataset in TROLLing, download statistics is available in the metrics bar: However, as … Continued
We congratulate Laura A. Janda, who today has been presented as one of SPARC Europe’s Open Data Champions! Laura is professor of Russian linguistics at UiT The Arctic University of Norway and one of the founders of – and major … Continued
Laura A. Janda has been nominated for SPARC Europe’s Open Data Champion. Laura is a professor of Russian Linguistics at UiT The Arctic University of Norway. In 2013, she took the initiative to develop The Tromsø Repository of Language and Linguistics … Continued
As of December 12 2016 there are 113 registered TROLLing users from together 20 countries situated in 4 continents. In all 30 users have contributed their data to TROLLing. They come from 9 countries in 3 continents. A more detailed … Continued
The TROLLing archive is now running on a new version (4.3) of the Dataverse software. Unfortunately, the freeze period lasted longer than expected, but from today, users may again archive their linguistic data in TROLLing. Important information for existing user: … Continued
Due to a major upgrade of the TROLLing platform we need to freeze the system in the following period: Wednesday April 27 12:00 (CET) – Monday May 16. This means that it will not be possible to upload new data … Continued
In order to ensure long-term usability of your archived data in TROLLing it is crucial that you structure and describe them in a comprehensible way, and choose a persistent file format. Before uploading your data, please refer to the … Continued
We are presenting TROLLing and UiT Open Research Data at the first Dataverse Community Meeting at Harvard University, June 9-11. Our short presentation is scheduled on June 10, between 09:00 and 10:00:
We are presenting TROLLing and UiT Open Research Data at emtacl 15 in Trondheim: Tuesday April 21 10:45-11:15
As one of the first scholarly journals Poljarnyj vestnik – Norwegian Journal of Slavic Studies requests that contributors archive their data in TROLLing when submitting articles: http://septentrio.uit.no/index.php/vestnik/about/submissions#onlineSubmissions