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we start with Gyula Kalcsó from the National Széchényi Library about "Building and Processing Corpora from Archived Web Content: The Case Study of the Ukraine Project". web content as research data offers many possibilities!

the of the NSZL is not fully accessible due to legal reasons, but a full text search is available at ukrajnapublic.webharvest.oszk. general information about the NSZL's : webarchivum.oszk.hu/en/for-use

the NSZL uses a set of scripts and natural language processing tools to extract and clean the text from the archived web pages.

the that has been developed so far for the NSZL's can be found on the platform dhupla.hu/ (only in hungarian at the moment, but there will hopefully soon be an english version.)

dhupla.hudHUpla - Digitális Bölcsészeti Platform

these are the plans for "moving forward" this interesting project.

the next talk by Roberto di Cosmo (@rdicosmo) and Sabrina Granger will present "Research Software Preservation: Libraries’ role and contribution to a key pillar of Open Science": is s tool and sometimes research output, and source code is not "just" data!

where do /#libraries come in when we talk about & ? well: we are experts in collecting, sorting, structuring, describing, curating, and making available stuff! :) so "Software Heritage" is interesting for us: softwareheritage.org/

"the librarian as an orientation expert and translator, building bridges, nurturing communities, and encourage policy making" to support being an important pillar of ! 💪

the 3rd talk in this session is "National Infrastructures Supporting Discoverability and Approachability of Research-Based Information – A Case from the Finna Services" by Veera Mujunen & Riitta Peltonen from The National Library of Finland (@NatLibFi).

the "original problem": finnish publications are spread over many repositories. could the
@NatLibFi
Finna services help with making them findable in one single place, i.e. finna.fi?

they developed a new model of partnership, among other steps, and now there are 53 repositories in the Finna index. 💪

ofc there have been several challenges, but also many benefits in the process. this is the new landing page for the collection to raise awareness and to encourage cooperation: finna.fi/Content/tutkittu-tiet

the page fulfils its purpose [unfortunately I missed slide 1/3 on this], and "a base has been built", but there is still developing going on finna.fi.