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Due by October 31, 2026Official conclusion of Work Package 5. Publication of the final archaeological demonstrator reports. These deliverables serve as the ultimate empirical proof-of-concept, scientifically validating the efficacy, accuracy, and reproducibility of the Task 4.1 and 4.2 workflows deployed against highly complex, real-world cultural heritage datasets.
Due by September 29, 2027Official conclusion of Work Package 6. Final verification of seamless programmatic service interoperability is conducted. All Task 4.1 and 4.2 APIs, including UFAL's remote text-processing services, must be fully, flawlessly registered with the Digital Object Gateway (DOG) via validated JSON schema configurations, ensuring full integration into the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) framework.
Due by June 29, 2027Official conclusion of Work Package 4. This is the absolute, non-negotiable deadline for Tasks 4.1 and 4.2. Final, highly documented, reusable step-by-step workflow descriptions are published permanently to the SSH Open Marketplace. The underlying algorithmic codebase, including UFAL's translation and NLP configurations, is frozen and published to GitHub under open-source licenses.
Due by April 29, 2027Internal consortium deadline for the submission of draft, human-readable workflow documentation and finalized system architecture schematics. This internal review period ensures that all pipeline integrations meet the quality standards necessary for formal publication on the SSH Open Marketplace.
Due by February 27, 2027Official conclusion of Work Package 3. This constitutes the absolute semantic lock-in point for the project. All metadata schemas, crosswalks, and controlled vocabularies (e.g., SKOS, CIDOC-CRM) are finalized. Consequently, UFAL must ensure full, flawless integration of these finalized models into the output parameters of UDPipe and NameTag to guarantee interoperability.
Due by December 30, 2026Execution of advanced TNA summer schools and individual access placements based on the draft WP4 workflows. Feedback from visiting researchers utilizing UFAL's NLP tools is synthesized to refine the user experience and inform the pedagogical structure of the ATRIUM Curriculum.
Due by September 29, 2026•0/1 issues closedThe ATRIUM project reaches its absolute conclusion. Submission of the exhaustive final project reporting, encompassing the M25–M48 impact evaluations. Final transitioning of all workflow pedagogical materials, tutorials, and documentation to the permanent DARIAH-Campus curriculum, ensuring the sustained legacy of the computational tools developed by Charles University and the consortium.
Due by December 30, 2027Initial operational beta release of integrated Task 4.1 (OCR to NLP semantic enrichment) and Task 4.2 (IIIF image delivery to Web Annotation) computational pipelines. During this period, these workflows undergo rigorous, iterative stress testing against the massive archaeological datasets provided by the WP5 curiosity-driven demonstrators.
Overdue by 2 month(s)•Due by June 29, 2026•4/4 issues closed