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 June-2017-Workshop-on-`MIning-and-REasoning-with-L
 egal-texts-MIREL-2017-London-England
DTSTAMP:20170428T142644
SUMMARY:Workshop on `MIning and REasoning with Leg
 al texts'  (MIREL 2017), London, England
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170616
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170616
LOCATION:London, England
DESCRIPTION:The management of large repositories o
 f norms, and the semantic access and reasoning to 
 these norms are key challenges in Legal Informatic
 s. As the law gets more complex, conflicting, and 
 ever changing, more advanced methodologies are req
 uired for analyzing, representing and reasoning on
  legal knowledge.Specifically, it is necessary to 
 address both conceptual challenges, such as the ro
 le of legal interpretation in mining and reasoning
 , and computational challenges, such as the handli
 ng of big legal data, and the complexity of regula
 tory compliance.  The aim of the MIREL-2017 worksh
 op is to bridge the gap between the community work
 ing on legal ontologies and NLP parsers and the co
 mmunity working on reasoning methods and formal lo
 gic, towards these objectives described above.  We
  invite submissions up to 12 pages plus 3 addition
 al pages for bibliography and appendix, in LNCS fo
 rmat. A selection of the best papers of the worksh
 op will be published at LNAI Springer Series joint
 ly with AICOL follow-up activities.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>The manag
 ement of large repositories of norms, and the sema
 ntic access and reasoning to these norms are key c
 hallenges in Legal Informatics.&nbsp;As the law ge
 ts more complex, conflicting, and ever changing, m
 ore advanced methodologies are required for analyz
 ing, representing and reasoning on legal knowledge
 .Specifically, it is necessary to address both con
 ceptual challenges, such as the role of legal inte
 rpretation in mining and reasoning, and computatio
 nal challenges, such as the handling of big legal 
 data, and the complexity of regulatory compliance.
 </p>\n\n  <p>The aim of the MIREL-2017 workshop is
  to bridge the gap between the community working o
 n legal ontologies and NLP parsers and the communi
 ty working on reasoning methods and formal logic, 
 towards these objectives described above.</p>\n</d
 iv><div>\n  <p>We invite submissions up to 12 page
 s plus 3 additional pages for bibliography and app
 endix, in LNCS format. A selection of the best pap
 ers of the workshop will be published at LNAI Spri
 nger Series jointly with AICOL follow-up activitie
 s.</p>\n</div>
URL:http://www.mirelproject.eu/MIRELws/
CONTACT:Livio Robaldo at livio.robaldo at uni.lu
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