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Hellenic OCR Team

Agia Paraskevi, GREECEExpert networkReg: 451914138191-77Since 19/05/2020

Budget

€1,000

EP Access

0

accredited persons

Staff

2

0.75 FTE

EU Grants

None

Mission & Goals

The Hellenic Optical Character Recognition Team (HOCRT) represents the first scientific crowdsourcing initiative that aims exclusively at the processing and study of parliamentary textual data. Since its establishment in 2017, the Team develops custom software tools and analytical methods to study and understand political discourse. We are a virtually linked group of individuals from different sectors aiming at scientific and technological excellence.

EU Legislative Interests

- White Paper on Artificial Intelligence - A European approach to excellence and trust; - ISA² Action 2016.38 Legislation Interoperability Tools – LegIT; - Joinup solution (Hellenic OCR Team).

Communication Activities

- Participation at the DH2020/Ottawa; - Participation at the Middle East Conference/Doha (presentation); - Participation at ENDORSE 2021; - Participation at DigitALL 2021; - Publication of the white paper "Guidelines for AI in Partliaments" - Publication of the "AI-based Solutions for Legislative Drafting in the EU" - Publication of multiple scientific articles and policy documents.

Interests Represented

Does not represent commercial interests

Member Of

The Hellenic OCR Team is closely linked with IPEN (International Parliament Engagement Network), https://ipen-network.org/

Organisation Members

- Hansard at Huddersfield Project, https://hansard.hud.ac.uk/ - Patras Science Park, https://www.psp.org.gr/ - Hypernetica, https://hypernetica.com/ - Luxembourg’s Diplomacy and Communications Institute, https://www.ludci.eu/ - Bussola Tech, https://bussola-tech.co/ - BitNomos, https://www.bitnomos.eu/ - Business Intelligence and Social Innovation research group, https://bison.uop.gr/ - IT.next, https://itnext.pro/

Additional Information

The Hellenic OCR Team is a voluntary scientific network. As such, it does not raise membership fees. However, individual members (personal or institutional) may contribute to ongoing expenses on ad-hoc base.

Commissioner Meetings

No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.