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1. Actes des Journees de linguistique (Proceedings of the Linguistics Conference) (13th, Quebec, Canada, March 25-26, 1999).

Author

Laval Univ., Quebec (Quebec). International Center for Research on Language Planning. and Kavanagh, Eric

Abstract

Papers on language research in this volume include the following: Pour une comparaison des voyelles nasals du Quebec et du Haut-Jura: observations, methodologie et outils infomatiques (A Comparison of Quebec and Haut-Jura's Nasal Vowels: Observations, Methodologies, and Instrumentation) (Vincent Arnaud and Claude Paradis); Le negociation du sens en classe de francais langue etrangere (The Negotiation of Meaning in French as a Foreign Language Classrooms) (Ioana Belu and Luc Colles); Le back-channel dans le discours procedural (Back-channeling in Procedural Discourse) (Annie Bergeron and Diane Vincent); La redaction d'un hypertexte: nouveaux parameters, nouveaux defis (The Writing of Hypertext: New Parameters, New Challenges) (Monique Cloutier); CHILDES: un logiciel d'analyse de donnees linguistique produites par des enfants en L2 (CHILDES: A Corpora and Program to Analyze Child L2 Linguistic Output) (Antonella Conte); La levee d'ambiguites mophologiques par grammaires locales: la systeme Intex (The Level of Morphological Ambiguity in Localized Grammar: The Intex System) (Anne Dister); L'adaptation phonologique des emprunts lexicaux anglais en japonais et l'influence des facteurs non phonologiques (The Phonological Adaptations of Borrowed English Lexical Items in Japanese and the Influence of Non-Phonological Factors) (Marie-Josee Goulet); Variation geographique du francais au Canada: etude et problemes d'identification de regionalismes lexicaux (Geographical Variation in the French of Canada: Studies and Problems of Regional Lexical Identification) (Caroline Laflamme, Frederick Gagne and Gilles Gosselin); Lieux de conflit linguistique: les services bilingues a Moncton (Areas of Linguistic Conflict: The Bilingual Services in Monkton) (Melanie Le Blanc); Etude des elements prosodiques influencant la perception des fins de tours de parole (The Study of the Prosodic Elements that Influence How the End of a Interlocutor1s Speech Turn Is Perceived) (Marie Josee Lepage); La Mouvement Wh- et WMF (multiple Wh-fronting) in russe (Multiple Wh-fronting in Russian) (Denis Liakin); Emprunts et alternances de code entre le makuxi, langue caribe et le portugais bresilien (Code Switching and Alternation Between Makuxi, Language of the Caribbean, and Brazilian Portuguese) (Ron MacDonell, with the collaboration of Denise Deshaies and Claude Paradis); Les founction du discours rapportte dans les soncersations de tous les jours (The Function of Discourse in Relation to Daily Conversation) (Sophie Marais and Diane Vincent); La langue dans les echanges avec les Etats-Unis: What's the Problem? (The Language of Exchange with the United States: What's the Problem?) (Julie Moisan and Conrad Ouellon); La phonetique differenciee de l'anglais langue etrangere et strategies d'apprentissage (Strategies for Teaching the Differential Phonetics of English as a Foreign Language) (Nuzha Moritz-Abubakr); De l'inexistence des locutions (On the non-existence of locutors) (Francois Parent); La norme phonetique du francais quebecois: les attitudes des Quebecois par rapport a leur francais (The Phonetic Norm of the French of Quebec: The Attitudes of People from Quebec in Relation to Their French) (Kristin Reinke); Le paysage linguistique a Kaedi (Mauritanie) (The Linguistic Landscape of Kaedi [Maritime]) (Abdourahmane Sakho); Aphorisme et sa porjection a la surface textuelle (Aphorism and Its Projection to Written Text) (Yahor Tsedryk); Une exploration du lien entre la langue, la culture et l'identite (An Exploration of the Connections Between Language, culture, and Identity) (Sheley Tulloch and Conrad Ouellon); and De la theorie linguistique a la pratique: le transfert des connaissances (On the Theory of Applied Linguistics: The Transfer of Knowledge) (Panel of CIRAL). Each paper, except for the last, contains references. (AA)

Published
2000

2. Les Industries de la langue: Au confluent de la linguistique et de l'informatique (The Language Utilities: At the Confluence of Linguistics and Computer Science).

Author

Laval Univ., Quebec (Quebec). International Center for Research on Bilingualism., Bourret, Annie, and L'Homme, Marie-Claude

Abstract

A collection of essays addresses aspects of the "Language Utilities," the general term for the area of the conjunction of computer science and linguistics. The following are English translations of the titles of the articles in the collections: "Industrialization of the French Language and Its Maintenance as an Important Language of Science and Technology"; "Evaluation of Courseware: Nature and Content of the Documentation"; "PHONO: An Applier of Categorical and Variable Phonological Rules"; "Computer Assisted Translation"; "Ten Years of METEO"; "Implantation of the Computer-Assisted Translation System"; "The Terminology Bank of Quebec: An Instrument of Social Development at the Crossroads of Technology and Linguistics"; "Termium: A Modern Tool for Communication"; "Observations on the Management of the Status of French in Computer Science"; "Measure of the Degree of Difficulty of Texts Related to Computer Science"; "Computer Science in French: Today and Tomorrow"; "The French Language: Problems of Initiation to Computer Science"; "Computer Science in French"; "Technology and Syntagm: The Case of Micro-Computer Science"; "The Center for Computer Text Analysis: A Research Laboratory Specializing in Computer Text Analysis"; "Spell Checker Developed in Quebec"; "Automatic Division of Texts into Single Words"; and "A Linguistic Module for Government Computer Science in the '90s." (MSE)

Published
1988

3. Bulletin bibliographique sur l'E.A.O. (l'enseignement assiste par ordinateur) (Bibliographic Bulletin on Computer Assisted Instruction). Publication K-4.

Author

Laval Univ., Quebec (Quebec). International Center for Research on Bilingualism. and LaForge, Lorne

Abstract

The bibliography contains about 150 citations of journal articles, monographs, collected works, research reports, and essays drawn from the BIBELO database and concerning computer-assisted language instruction. The first half of the volume is an annotated bibliography in alphabetical order by author. The second section contains subject and document type indexes. Annotations and indexing are in French and/or English, depending on the language of the document. (MSE)

Published
1988

4. Ordinateur et communication (Computer and Communication).

Author

Mangenot, Francois

Abstract

Because use of computers in second-language classrooms may tend to decrease interpersonal interaction, and therefore communication, ways to promote interaction are offered. These include small group computer projects, and suggestions are made for use with various computer functions and features: tutorials, word processing, voice recording, telecommunications, databases, and simulations. (MSE)

Published
1994

5. Education for AIDS Prevention: Bibliography--Supplement No. 1=Education pour la prevention du SIDA: Bibliographie--Supplement No. 1=Educacion para la Prevencion del SIDA: Bibliografia--Suplemento No. 1.

Author

United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, Paris (France). Documentation and Information Service.

Abstract

This supplement to the Education for AIDS Prevention Bibliography provides a list of titles received by ASERC (AIDS School Education Resource Centre) from August 1991 to December 1992, consisting mainly of educational material for schools. It also includes documents of a more general nature on AIDS and AIDS prevention. ASERC is a documentation center for education on AIDS prevention among young people of school-age. The ASERC collection, of over 2,000 titles, includes a variety of audiovisual materials received from many different countries. Each entry in this supplement includes a masterfile number, a physical description of the document (e.g., book, periodical, and so forth), the work's author, the publisher, the source, the language in which the work appears, the number of pages, availability of the title, and descriptors which offer further information about the piece. An alphabetical list of the descriptors used and a list of references organized by descriptor appear in the back. (RJM)

Published
1992

6. IFLA General Conference, 1991. Division of Bibliographic Control: Open Forum of Division of Bibliographic Control; Section of Cataloguing; Section of Bibliography; Section of Classification and Indexing. Booklet 4.

Author

International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions, The Hague (Netherlands).

Abstract

The 11 reports and papers in this booklet were presented at meetings of 4 sections within the Division of Bibliographic Control: (1) "Report of the Section on Cataloguing--Review of the Work 1990/1991" (Inger Cathrine Spangen, Norway); (2) "Les fichiers d'autorite auteurs: Rapport d'activite 1990-1991 (Author Authority Lists: Report of Activities 1990-91)" (Francoise Bourdon, France); (3) "Report from the Section on Classification and Indexing" (Dorothy McGarry, USA); (4) "International Cataloguing Policy Impact on the Development of Bibliographic Description: Normative Basis in the USSR" (L. Chibisenkova, USSR); (5) "Finno-Ugric Peoples and Languages: The Finnish Uralica Database and Its International Connections" (Irja-Leena Suhonen, Finland); (6) "Indexing and Retrieving Special Materials in Online Catalogues" (Lenore Coral, USA); (7) "La bibliographie nationale comme temoin d'une memoire nationale (National Bibliography as a Witness of a National Memory)" (Marcelle Beaudiquez, France); (8) "National Bibliography of the USSR--Cultural Wealth of the Society" (Alexandr A. Dzhigo); (9) "National Bibliography Today as National Memory Tomorrow: Problems and Proposals" (Barbara L. Bell, USA); (10) "Thematical Search in the Automated Library System on the Basis of the Library Bibliographic Classification (lbc) with Subject Entry" (O. A. Lavryonova, USSR); and (11) "Les problemes de classification et d'indexation dans les bibliotheques africaines (Problems of Classification and Indexing in African Libraries)" (Marietou Diongue Diop, Senegal). (MAB)

Published
1991

7. Unesco: IBE Education Thesaurus. Fifth Edition--1990: Revised and Enlarged. A List of Terms for Indexing and Retrieving Documents and Data in the Field of Education, with French and Spanish Equivalents.

Author

United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, Paris (France). and International Bureau of Education, Geneva (Switzerland).

Abstract

This thesaurus is a tool for indexing and retrieving documents and data in the field of education in an international context. Introductory materials include a description of the thesaurus and discussions of its relationship with other thesauri, the thesaurus as an international instrument, its coverage and structure, fields, facets, descriptors and identifiers, terminological choice, linguistic choices, use of the thesaurus, and the fifth edition of the thesaurus and future revisions. Also provided are lists of new descriptors and identifiers and invalid or dead descriptors and identifiers, and a sample entry. The first of four major sections of the thesaurus, "General headings for fields and facets," provides an overview of the classification of terms. The second part,"Alphabetical array of descriptors and identifiers," displays the English terms with their French and Spanish equivalents, together with cross-references, explanatory notes, hierarchical relationships, and place in the classification scheme, i.e., the facet. In the third part, "The faceted array of descriptors and identifiers," the terms are displayed in English by facets which form part of eight broad fields: context, administration and research, instruction, people, growing and learning, content, things, and identifiers. The fourth part, "Permuted list of descriptors and identifiers," is organized alphabetically by key-words out of context. This revised edition contains a number of new terms and an increased number of scope notes. (DB)

Published
1991

8. IFLA General Conference, 1990. Official Opening and Plenary Session; Open Forum on IFLA's Core Programmes; Contributed Papers Session. Booklet 0.

Author

International Federation of Library Associations, The Hague (Netherlands).

Abstract

The 15 papers in this collection include opening remarks, reports on core programs of the International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA), and papers from a contributed papers session. Contents are: (1) "Opening Speech of the IFLA General Conference: Stockholm 1990" (Hans-Peter Geh), in German, with an English translation; (2) "The IFLA Core Programme for the Universal Availability of Publications (UAP)" (David Bradbury and Graham P. Cornish); (3) "Core Programme on Preservation and Conservation (PAC), Report to the Open Forum for the IFLA Core Programmes Sunday, 20 August 1990" (Merrily A. Smith); (4) "IFLA UDT (Universal Dataflow and Telecommunications) Core Programme, Open Forum 1990" (Leigh Swain); (5) "How Does a National Library with a Triple Function Operate?" (Martina Sircelj); (6) "The Threat of Illiteracy in Developing Countries: Challenges and Reality" (N. G. Naidu); (7) "Libraries as Partners in the Fight To Eradicate Illiteracy in Sub-Saharan Africa" (Kosi A. Kedem); (8) "Un outil de transfer des connaissances entre le Nord et le Sud: la Banque internationale d'information sur les Etats francophones (BIEF)" (BIEF--The International Bank of Information on French-Speaking Countries--A North-South Knowledge Transfer Tool) (Suzanne Richer); (9) "Das Kalmarmodell: die Bibliothek als informatives und padagogisches Werkzeug im Schulunterricht" (The Kalmar Model: The Library as Information and Teaching Tool in School Instruction) (Brigitte Kuhnel); (10) "Telecottages--Inside or Outside Libraries?" (Tuula Haavisto); (11) "Libraries and Social Structure" (Bengt Goransson); (12) "Universal Bibliographic Control and International MARC Programme" (Marie-France Plassard); (13) "Opening Address to the 56th IFLA General Conference" (Wolfgang Lohner); (14) "How To Nominate Members for Standing Committees, 1991" (Hope Clement); and (15) opening remarks (in German) by Lars-Erik Sanner. (MAB)

Published
1990

9. Geography and Map Libraries Section. Special Libraries Division. Papers.

Author

International Federation of Library Associations, The Hague (Netherlands).

Abstract

Papers on geography and map libraries and a paper on European access to biomedical databases, which were presented at the 1983 International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) conference, include: (1) "History and Current Status of the Globe Museum of the Austrian National Library" by Franz Wawrik (Austria); (2) "Earth Science Products for Tomorrow's Libraries," in which Gary W. North (United States) outlines the history of mapmaking and developments in satellite imagery, digital cartography, earth science computerized image processing, and microfilm, videodisk, and optical disk storage of earth science images and information; (3) "Influence des Nouveaux Types de Documents Cartographiques sur la Politique d'Acquisition d'une Cartotheque Nationale (Acquisition Policy for a National Map Library)," in which Edwige Archier (France--paper in French) describes the acquisition of maps, aerial photographs, and satellite images at the National Library and other French information centers and the need for a national policy to coordinate map acquisition activities; (4) "British Map Collections: Cooperative Planning and Projects," in which Helen Wallis (United Kingdom) describes the activities of the British Committee for Map Information and Catalogue Systems, progress toward developing a United Kingdom (UK) Machine Readable Cataloging (MARC) format for maps, the MAPLIB information retrieval system, and other cooperative projects; and (5) "Le Reseau EURONET et l'Acces aux Bases de Donnees Biomedicales (The EURONET Network and Access to Biomedical Databases)," in which H. F. Alfred Cordoliani (France--paper in French) describes the EURONET-DIANE packet switching network and the biomedical databases available via EURONET, PRESTEL (British videotex), TRANSPAC (French videotex) and BILDSCHIRMTEXT (German videotex). (ESR)

Published
1983

10. Art Libraries Section. Special Libraries Division. Papers.

Author

International Federation of Library Associations, The Hague (Netherlands).

Abstract

Papers on art libraries and information services for the arts, which were presented at the 1983 International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) conference, include: (1) "'I See All': Information Technology and the Universal Availability of Images" by Philip Pacey (United Kingdom); (2) "Online Databases in the Fine Arts" by Michael Rinehart (United States); (3) "State of Automation in Swiss Art Libraries: The General Situation" by Karl Jost (Switzerland); (4) "Computerisation in Swiss Art Libraries: State of the Art" by Jean-Pierre Dubouloz (Switzerland) (English translation by Morag Morton); (5) "Computer Applications to Slide Collections" by A. Zelda Richardson (United States); (6) "ARLIS/ANZ (Art Libraries Society/Australia New Zealand) and Art Libraries in the Antipodes" by Valerie Richards (New Zealand); (7) "The Art and Architecture Thesaurus Project" by Pat Molholt (United States); (8) "Information Technology & Visual Images: Some Trends & Developments" by Patrick Purcell and Henry Okun (United States); (9) "The Development, Management, and Preservation of Art and Architectural Microform Collections" by Paula Chiarmonte (United States); (10) "Online Databases for Architects and Designers" by Valerie J. Bradfield (United Kingdom); (11) "CeCILE: A Bibliographic Database for Design at the Pompidou Centre" by C. Mihailovic (France) (English translation by Ian Sheridan); (12) "Systeme Descriptif des Representations (A System for Describing Representational Art)" by Francois Garnier (France--paper in French); (13) "Universal Accessibility of Art Images and Information Technology" by Sven Sandstrom (Sweden); (14) "Art Libraries in the Federal Republic of Germany" by Thomas Lersch (West Germany); and (15) "Videodiscs and Art Documentation" by Janice Sorkow (United States). (ESR)

Published
1983

11. Task Group on Computer/Communication Protocols for Bibliographic Data Exchange. Interim Report = Groupe de Travail sur les Protocoles de Communication/Ordinateurs pour l'Exchange de Donnees Bibliographiques. Rapport d'Etape. May 1983.

Author

National Library of Canada, Ottawa (Ontario).

Abstract

This preliminary report describes the work to date of the Task Group on Computer/Communication protocols for Bibliographic Data Interchange, which was formed in 1980 to develop a set of protocol standards to facilitate communication between heterogeneous library and information systems within the framework of Open Systems Interconnection (OSI). A brief account of how the group is fulfilling its mandate is provided, including the principal library applications and OSI application and the presentation layer services it considered (including a file transfer protocol, a common command language--CCL, a network directory system, and network virtual terminal), and its role in promoting OSI service and protocol specifications for library applications. In addition, it reflects the task group's current thinking on several issues of protocol design and implementation that are crucial to the realization of a nationwide bibliographic network in Canada and presents four interim recommendations. Four appendices list the terms of reference of the task group and the subcommittee, the members of the task group and CCL subcommittee, and tasks to be undertaken during the next 2-year period. The document includes both English and French-language versions of the report. (LMM)

Published
1983

12. University Student Information System User Manual.

Author

Statistics Canada, Ottawa (Ontario). Education, Science, and Culture Div.

Abstract

Instructions for using the computerized Canadian University Student Information System created by Statistics Canada are presented in this manual. The data base includes information on all students registered in Canadian universities, affiliates, and degree-granting colleges. A complete list of all available data elements and column headings that can be used on an information request is provided. Instructions for completing the request form are detailed. Two sample request forms are included as well as the resulting information printouts. (SF)

Published
1979

13. Machine-Aided Translation: From Terminology Banks to Interactive Translation Systems.

Author

Carnegie-Mellon Univ., Pittsburgh, PA. Dept. of Computer Science., Institut de Recherche en Informatique et Automatique, Paris (France)., Greenfield, Concetta C., and Serain, Daniel

Abstract

The rapid growth of the need for technical translations in recent years has led specialists to utilize computer technology to improve the efficiency and quality of translation. The two approaches considered were automatic translation and terminology banks. Since the results of fully automatic translation were considered unsatisfactory by various reports, significant efforts were made to construct automatized terminology banks. A critical comparison of the main existing banks suggests that these banks are the first step toward interactive translation systems. Exchange problems in networks of banks and terminological cooperation between international organizations will necessitate standardization of terms, symbols, and definitions. It is proposed that automatized terminology banks be designed from a different viewpoint by making greater use of well known techniques in computer systems and artificial intelligence, based on evaluation of present and future developmental issues in data base organization, translation research, interactive translation systems, and man-computer communication. (Author/CWM)

Published
1977

14. Acces en Conversationnel au Fichier World Transindex. [Online Access to the World Transindex File].

Author

Royal Inst. of Tech., Stockholm (Sweden). Library., Pelissier, Denise, and Mallet, Monorama

Abstract

A database providing bibliographic information and the source for translations of scientific and technical literature from Eastern Europe and Asia into western languages, World Transindex includes the information which was published until 1977 in the World Index of Scientific Translations, Transatom Bulletin, and Bulletin of Translations. It was established in January 1978 using the PASCAL system of the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), which permits the publication of indexes by photocomposition as well as online searching. Since 1975, the Center of Scientific and Technical Documentation of CNRS has had online access to its own file of translations; in 1978, searching was extended to the World Transindex file. Other available translations prior to 1974 are available through SELECTO. Currently under study are the provision of selective dissemination of information (SDI) services based on profiles of interests, and, eventually, languages, e.g., chemistry in English or French, and the establishment of World Transindex in the Information Retrieval Service (IRS) of the European Space Agency (ASE). This paper provides brief descriptions of the database, online searching procedures, and studies on the use of CRISTAL for information retrieval and the relocation of World Transindex to IRS/ASE. (BBM)

Published
1979

15. Etude Comparative des Systemes de Reperage de l'Information Bibliographique en Mode Dialogue. Rapports de Recherche, No. 13 (Comparative Study of Systems for the Online Retrieval of Bibliographic Information. Research Report No. 13).

Author

Quebec Univ., Sainte Foy. and Perusse, Lyse

Abstract

This study, which was conducted at the University of Quebec over a period of six months, focuses on four systems for online information retrieval that are available to users at the university and provide access to some of the same databases: BRS (Bibliographic Retrieval Services Inc.), CAN/OLE (Canadian On-Line Inquiry), Lockheed DIALOG, and SDC/ORBIT. The criteria used for comparison are grouped in four categories--costs, system features, databases offered, and user services. An analysis of the data collected indicates significant differences in the systems in terms of costs and response time, and it is concluded that access to a large number of databases is less important than the availability of databases that can meet the specific information needs of the particular library. A case is made for the importance of effective management of the rapidly increasing number of databases being made available, and for the redefinition of the roles and objectives of libraries as participants in the process of information dissemination. A list of 20 research reports in the area of communications is attached. (BBM)

Published
1979

16. Information Services on Research in Progress: A Worldwide Inventory. Final Report.

Author

Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. Science Information Exchange.

Abstract

This international directory of existing information systems and services on ongoing research includes descriptions of planned systems and services, those under development, and those which are fully operational, as well as several institutional initiatives which represent innovative approaches to the field. Data collection for the inventory was organized through the UNISIST Programme of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange (SSIE). The directory is organized in three principal parts. In the first part a narrative overview combines an examination of the contents of the inventory with a selective review of the available literature on the state of the art. The second part contains profiles of the individual systems and services identified as a result of the UNISIST/SSIE data collection. The final part consists of four indexes to the system and service profiles: (1) organization and system names; (2) acronyms; (3) names of individuals responsible; and (4) subject areas covered. (Author/CWM)

Published
1978

17. The Context of Interconnection for a Nation-Wide Bibliographic Network. Canadian Network Papers, Number 1. Le Contexte de L'Interconnexion dans le Cadre de L'Elaboratim D'Un Reseau Bibliographique National. Documents Sur Les Reseaux Canadiens.

Author

National Library of Canada, Ottawa (Ontario)., Buchinski, Edwin J., and Islam, Mazharul

Abstract

The purpose of this document is to highlight the major technical issues of interconnection within a broad based, multi-function, multi-user bibliographic data interchange network in Canada, and to indicate specific areas where development work of a technical nature needs to be undertaken. Recent systems development in the U.S. and Canada is reviewed briefly and two basic alternative forms of bibliographic data systems are compared--open versus closed: the open system is advocated for the National Library. A framework is provided for isolating and defining technical issues through discussions of some basic concepts and components. Interconnection problems pertaining to standards and protocols are also discussed, to emphasize the crucial need for control even in an open system, and major areas of technical development are considered, including the identification of network participants, their roles, and resources; and the definition of network protocols at the application, presentation, and session levels of the model. Notes to clarify specialized terms and abbreviations are appended, as well as a list of nine references. (Author/RAA)

Published
1980

18. Multiculturalism in Education Projects Supported by the Multiculturalism Directorate, Government of Canada = Projets dans le Domaine de l'Education Multiculturelle Subventionnes par la Direction du Multiculturalisme, Gouvernement du Canada.

Author

Department of the Secretary of State, Ottawa (Ontario). Multiculturalism Directorate.

Abstract

This catalog of multiculturalism in education projects is intended to make the materials listed and described more widely accessible to the Canadian public, thereby contributing to a deeper understanding and appreciation of Canada's multicultural nature. All projects listed received financial assistance from the Canadian Government in the years 1979 to 1984. The assistance was provided for such education-related activities as development of curriculum material and/or programs, professional development and training, community education, evaluation, counseling, operation or establishment of groups promoting information exchange and materials dissemination, and dealing with racial relations. The activities are in the form of workshops/conferences, publications, audiovisual projects, theater productions, and data bases. The addresses of organizations receiving the grants are indexed in the back. If a book has been published through the project, the title and publishing information are provided. A comprehensive subject index is provided. Both completed projects and those still in progress are listed. (RDN)

Published
1984

19. IFLA General Conference, 1984. Bibliographic Control Division. Sections on Bibliography, Cataloging, and Classification. Part 2. Papers.

Author

International Federation of Library Associations, The Hague (Netherlands).

Abstract

Papers on cataloging and national bibliography presented at the 1984 general conference of IFLA include: (1) "Pratiques et Problemes de Catalogage au Senegal" (Cataloging Practices and Problems in Senegal) (Marietou Diop Diongue, Senegal); (2) "The Consequences of New Technologies in Classification and Subject Cataloging in Third World Countries: The Technological Gap" (Robert P. Holley, United States); and (3) "Les Bibliographies Nationales du Maghreb: Contenu et Perspectives" (The National Bibliographies of Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, and Libya: Contents and Perspectives) (Ridha Attia, Tunisia). (BBM)

Published
1984

20. Computerized Library and Information Network Contracts. Proposed Guidelines and Definitions. Canadian Network Papers Number 8 = Les Contrats de Reseaux de Bibliotheques et d'Information Telematiques. Principes Directeurs et Definitions Proposes. Documents sur les Reseaux Canadiens Numero 8.

Author

National Library of Canada, Ottawa (Ontario)., Ahluwalia, Rajesh, and Duchesne, Roddy

Abstract

Based on a directive from the National Advisory Board of Canada, this paper provides a set of definitions and guidelines which Canadian libraries may choose to use in negotiating their contracts with database suppliers, vendors, and other information and bibliographic services. The report is intended to: (1) provide a basis for understanding and discussing legal aspects of the network; (2) assist network participants in understanding and dealing with the principal forms of contract that will exist in the emerging network; and (3) foster greater standardization of the forms and terminology employed in the principal types of network contracts. Following an overview in section 1, section 2 provides a contractual model illustrating library and information network contractual relationships. Section 3 presents guidelines relating to the contents of contracts, and section 4 contains conclusions and recommendations. A quick reference checklist of contract subject headings in recommended sequence, selected terms and definitions, two illustrative model contracts, a list of references, and a selective bibliography are appended. Text is presented in both English and French. (THC)

Published
1984

21. FORMAT: Canada's Computerized Information System for Audiovisual Materials = FORMAT: Un Systeme National d'Information Informatise pour les Produits Audiovisuels Canadiens.

Author

National Film Board of Canada, Montreal (Quebec). and Bidd, Donald

Abstract

This report describes the development and operations of FORMAT, a Canadian database system designed to achieve comprehensive national bibliographic control of Canadian-produced audiovisual materials. FORMAT's developmental criteria are outlined, including its emphasis on Canadian-produced audiovisual documents, French/English bilingualism, computerization according to national and international library standards, and provision of extensive information in a user-friendly manner. An explanation of the system's network structure and information gathering and processing standards covers use of the Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules, 2nd Edition, for cataloging; PRECIS (PREserved Context Index System) for indexing; and MARC (Machine-Readable Form) for coding the records. Sources of information for the database and coordination of the network are summarized. Data processing concerns discussed include building the database using UTLAS, Inc., an existing bibliographic processing utility, and additional details on cataloging, coding, and subject access. An example of PRECIS index entries demonstrates the system characteristics of specificity and natural language expression. Access to FORMAT using both batch mode and online access systems are described, and 11 references are listed. A French-language version is included. (LMM)

Published
1984

22. La Base de Donnees ERIC: Evaluation de Son Utilisation et Discussion des Choix du Systeme (The ERIC Database: An Evaluation of Its Use and a Discussion of the System Model).

Author

Malrieu, Denise

Abstract

This overview of the ERIC system begins with a brief history of the system; a description of the types and numbers of materials contained in the database; sources of types of information for educators that are not processed by ERIC; and the various publications and reference materials produced by and for the system. The analysis of ERIC usage in the United States that follows is based on the final report of the Cost and Usage Study of the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) System, which was conducted by King Research in 1981. This analysis includes data on types of access points for the ERIC system and the services they offer; the level of knowledge of ERIC in the educational community; a qualitative evaluation of ERIC products and services; and ERIC coverage of materials related to disadvantaged groups. The components of the ERIC system and their functions are then described, including relationships among the various units and products and services designed to make ERIC more available to users. System operations, resource allocation, and costs are also discussed. The article concludes with a discussion of cultural, organizational, and policy concerns that would need to be addressed if the ERIC model were to be adapted to meet the needs of French educators. (BBM)

Published
1983

23. International Directory of Libraries and Documentation Centres in Terminology = Repertoire international des biblioteques et des centres de documentation en terminologie.

Author

Department of the Secretary of State, Ottawa (Ontario)., International Information Centre for Terminology, Vienna (Austria)., and Cousineau, Marie-Josee

Abstract

Designed to assist terminologists, translators, librarians, and documentalists by promoting resource-sharing, networking, and cooperation in the transfer and dissemination of international terminological data, this directory lists information resources and reference services available from 60 libraries and documentation centers around the world. Profiles of these libraries and centers are presented in either French or English, depending on the language and by the respondent, with bilingual headings, and each entry, for the most part, provides: (1) the official name of the organization with which the library/documentation center is affiliated (names in Greek, Russian, Arabic or other non-Roman alphabets have been transliterated); (2) address; (3) other official name(s); (4) any unofficial name(s); (5) parent organization; (6) founding date; (7) staff; (8) primary clientele; (9) subject field(s); (10) collection(s); (11) specialized collection(s); (12) language(s) in the collection as a whole; (13) services; (14) access; (15) cooperation; (16) databases; (17) terminological data; (18) publications; and (19) library branches. Four indexes are provided: a combined index to organizations, acronyms, and abbreviations; an index to acronyms and abbreviations; a subject index; and a personal name index. This directory is the first product of the Clearinghouse for Bibliographic Exchange in Terminology (ClearTerm), which was created in April 1985 during the second Infoterm Symposium in Vienna. (CGD)

Published
1986

24. (Networking + Integrating) * (Systems + Society). Proceedings of the Annual Canadian Conference of Information Science (12th, Toronto, Ontario, May 14-16, 1984) = (Reseaux + Integration) * (Systemes + Societe). Comptes rendus de la conference annuelle Canadienne des sciences de l'information (12th, Toronto, Ontario, 14-16 mai, 1984).

Author

Canadian Association for Information Science, Ottawa (Ontario).

Abstract

Seventeen papers from the 1984 annual conference of the Canadian Association for Information Science (CAIS) are presented in four broad topic areas. The first group, which focuses on changing roles in information access, includes the keynote address by Charles Meadow, "Integrating Access to Information Utilities: Promises, Problems, and Profiles of the Future." Other papers in this area are concerned with office automation, the role of the corporate database administrator, and database generation by end-users. The two papers in the second group provide a discussion of the potential impact of fifth-generation computers on library and information services, and a description of the proposed computerization of document management in a specialized center in Quebec. Focusing on systems and software in networking, papers in the third section address the application of Universal Relation Theory to bibliographic design, documents as arrays, costs of query processing in a distributed database, advantages and disadvantages of microcomputer systems for acquisitions, one-time use programs for special database applications, the CAIS Information Technology Special Interest Group (ITSIG), and the integration of Telidon with BASIS. Papers in the fourth section focus on the impact of information technology on society. Topics include informatics (the science of information technologies) and information dependency, communications systems for physicians, a network for occupational health and safety in Quebec, and individual privacy versus corporate and governmental information systems. The two papers describing programs in Quebec are in French, the remainder in English. Abstracts in both English and French are included for each paper, and an author index is provided. (DMC)

Published
1984

25. Ownership of Machine-Readable Bibliographic Data. Canadian Network Papers Number 5 = Propriete des Donnees Bibliographique Lisibles par Machine. Documents sur les Resaux Canadiens Numero 5.

Author

National Library of Canada, Ottawa (Ontario). and Duchesne, R. M.

Abstract

Because of data ownership questions raised by the interchange and sharing of machine readable bibliographic data, this paper was prepared for the Bibliographic and Communications Network Committee of the National Library Advisory Board. Background information and definitions are followed by a review of the legal aspects relating to property and contract law. The treatment of ownership of machine-readable bibliographic data and databases in 22 agreements is then examined, including library processing center agreements, information retrieval center agreements, and bilateral agreements for the international exchange of MARC records. Relevant ongoing and recent work is surveyed concerning bibliographic records in machine-readable form and copyright law. Outstanding issues in network agreements related to data ownership are reviewed and considered in host/host user agreements and database supplier/host organization agreements. Copyright law revision issues are also noted. Twenty-six references are listed, and appendices provide the recommended text for a bilateral agreement for the international exchange of MARC records via tape format between national bibliographic agencies, and EURONET guidelines for cooperation between database suppliers and host organizations. (LMM)

Published
1983

26. IFLA General Conference, 1987. Division of Collections and Services. Official Publications Section. Papers.

Author

International Federation of Library Associations, The Hague (Netherlands).

Abstract

The six papers compiled here cover topics related to government publications and bibliography. In "The Impact of the Use of New Technology in Government Publishing on Libraries," Bernadine E. Abbott Hoduski discusses the impact of the use of new technology by government publishers on the dissemination of government information to libraries, particularly depository libraries. In "L'impact des nouvelles technologies sur les publications officielles" (The Impact of New Technologies on Official Publications), Pierre Pelou points out that the quality of information services is determined not by the use of new technologies, but by the ways in which the librarian utilizes them to meet the information needs of users. In "Government Publications and the Concept of Rarity," Richard Landon considers the concept of rarity in terms of government publications and provides several examples of the scope of rare government publications. In "Survey of Bibliographic Services of International Intergovernmental Organizations: A Progress Report," Sylvie Jacque provides a progress report on a project which is updating an inventory of major bibliographic sources of intergovernmental organizations and conducting a survey of such materials in depository libraries. In "The International Bibliography: A Review," Nellie S. C. Moffitt examines the development of the "International Bibliography," a bibliographic quarterly for intergovernmental publications. In "Bibliographic Control, Use, and Reference Service for United Nations Publications in an Academic Library," Alfred Kagan discusses problems affecting access to United Nations documents. (MES)

Published
1987

27. EUDISED Data Network Group Meeting. Working Papers.

Author

Council of Europe, Strasbourg (France).

Abstract

Developments in EUDISED (European Documentation and Information System for Education) during the period 1986-1987 in Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Italy, the Netherlands, and Switzerland are outlined in this report, and information is provided on both online use of the EUDISED database and the distribution by country of contributions to the database. The attitude of Czechoslovakia toward its participation in the EUDISED data network is described, and recent activities of the International Bureau of Education are summarized. The distribution of data by terminograph (subject) for issues 25-30 of the EUDISED R&D (Research and Development) Bulletin is also given. Three of the nine brief working papers included in this report are in French; six are in English. (Author/EW)

Published
1987

28. INISTE. Directory of the International Network for Information in Science and Technology Education = Repertoire du reseau international d'information concernant l'enseignement des sciences et de la technologie.

Author

United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, Paris (France). Div. of Science, Technical and Environmental Education.

Abstract

The objectives of this directory are to provide information which will strengthen regional and international cooperation and research in the field of science and technology education, and to promote greater exchange of ideas and information using new information technologies between institutions. This directory is the first issue of the computerized data base concerning the International Network for Information in Science and Technology Education (INISTE). The entries are listed alphabetically by name under the country of location (also in alphabetical order), while the international and regional organizations are listed alphabetically by name. Three indexes are provided: an index of main activities; another for institutions and organizations; and a third for contacts. Also, two different lists are given: one of acronyms and abbreviations for INISTE members, and another for additional acronyms and abbreviations given by member institutions. Appended is a copy of the questionnaire, in both English and French, sent to INISTE members and used to elicit data for this directory. (KR)

Published
1989

29. Bulletin bibliographique sur la linguistique appliquee a l'informatique (Bibliographic Bulletin on Applied Linguistics and Information Science). Relai, Publication K-3.

Author

Laval Univ., Quebec (Quebec). International Center for Research on Bilingualism. and Laforge, Lorne

Abstract

This annotated bibliography contains 150 citations of journal articles, conference and research reports, and other publications drawn from the BIBELO database concerning linguistics as applied to the field of information science or information science as applied to linguistics. The bulk of the bibliography consists of the bibliographic citations, which are alphabetically organized by author. Subject, descriptor, and document type indexes are also included. Annotations and descriptive indexing are in English or French, depending on the language of the document. (MSE)

Published
1987

31. Y-a-t-il toujours une machine a traduire (Does the Translation Machine Still Exist)?

Author

Pare, Marcel

Abstract

Outlines the evolution of automatic translation research during the last 25 years and describes the systems developed by the University of Montreal group. Defines the applicability of these systems as limited to technical texts with restricted terminology and simple grammar, their product still requiring a translator's correction and revision. (MES)

Published
1980

33. Des usages pedagogiques de la telematique (Instructional Uses of Videotex).

Author

Debyser, Francis

Abstract

Teletext or videotex can be used for second-language learning, with the second language as either the medium of communication or its objective. Potential uses include consultation of databases, on-line instructional exercises, games, and electronic mail and networking. (MSE)

Published
1992

35. Prévisions quantitatives : analyse et apport de l'expertise. Application aux stations de la Loire.

Author

Nicolas, Matthieu, Marty, Renaud, and Faucard, Yoann

Subjects
FLOOD forecasting, DATABASES, FUTUROLOGISTS, FORECASTING, EXPERTISE
Abstract

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36. Tempête Alex – retour d'expérience des crues torrentielles du 2 octobre 2020 dans les Alpes-Maritimes.

Author

Martins, Céline, Piton, Guillaume, Kuss, Damien, Guitet, Cécile, Carladous, Simon, Robert, Yannick, Andréis, Nathalie, Liébault, Frédéric, Chapuis, Margot, Passy, Paul, Melun, Gabriel, Misset, Clément, and Quefféléan, Yann

Subjects
FIELD research, STATE power, DATABASES, MOBILE apps, SEDIMENT transport
Abstract

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37. La plateforme nationale collaborative des repères de crues, bilan de 7 ans d'existence et perspectives.

Author

Fromental, Anne-Marie, Cazaubon, Anaïs, Daubas, Mathias, Lavie, Romain, Le Dirach, Pierre-Jakez, Moulin, Christophe, Negre, Christophe, Peron, François, Piotte, Olivier, Puechberty, Rachel, Semery, Mathieu, Valembois, Joris, and Zuber, Félicien

Subjects
WATERMARKS, FLOOD control, FLOOD forecasting, FLOOD risk, DATABASES
Abstract

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38. Outil d'aide à la gestion de crise pour la mission RDI33 : Atlas de scenarios de submersion sur le bassin d'Arcachon.

Author

Lecacheux, Sophie, Filippini, Andrea G., Pedreros, Rodrigo, Rohmer, Jeremy, Arpaia, Luca, Louisor, Jessie, Nicolae Lerma, Alexandre, Idier, Déborah, Quique, Robin, Paradis, Denis, and Rose, Françoise

Subjects
DATABASES, ARTIFICIAL intelligence, LAGOONS, STATISTICS, CITIES & towns
Abstract

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39. Utilisation d'une base de données de jaugeages à une échelle régionale pour la réalisation et la mise à jour d'un référentiel d'étiage.

Author

Grelier, Benjamin, El Khalfi, Hajar, Delus, Claire, Drogue, Gilles, Lebaut, Sébastien, Manceau, Luc, and François, et Didier

Subjects
DATABASES, HYDROLOGICAL databases, CATALOGS, TWO thousands (Decade), GAGING
Abstract

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40. L'immigration, la diversité et l'nvestissement en Recherche et développement dans les entreprises canadiennes.

Author

Nong Zhu and Jianwei Zhong

Subjects
FOREIGN study, HUMAN capital, DATABASES, FOREIGN students, RESEARCH & development
Abstract

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41. Présence et identité des collectionneurs dans les biennales (1948-1965).

Author

Dolt, Sophie and Chenevard, Anthony

Subjects
DATABASES, HOMOGENEITY
Abstract

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2024

42. ENTRE TERMINOLOGIE, TERMINOGRAPHIE ET HUMANITÉS NUMÉRIQUES Le projet DIACOM-fr.

Author

FRASSI, PAOLO

Subjects
INTERNATIONAL trade, DATABASES, DIGITAL humanities, LANGUAGE & languages, DIGITAL technology, ONLINE databases
Abstract

The large-scale Digital Humanities applied to foreign languages and literature project (2018-2022) has enabled the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures of the University of Verona to apply a large part of its linguistic, literary and didactic research to the digital humanities. The DIACOM-fr project (terminological database concerning the domain of international trade), which is part of the linguistic axis of this project, has several objectives: 1) to compile a corpus in the field of international trade (and make it available online for public consultation); 2) to develop a digital tool for interrogating this corpus; 3) to extract terminological units; 4) to compile a digital terminology database inspired by Explanatory and Combinatorial Lexicology. The purpose of this contribution is to present the objectives of the project, which has now come to an end. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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43. LES TWEETS MENAÇANTS DE DONALD TRUMP DANS LA PRESSE FRANÇAISE.

Author

POLITANÒ, FEDERICA

Subjects
MICROBLOGS, ELECTRONIC newspapers, PRESIDENTS of the United States, DATABASES, EX-presidents, JOURNALISM, SOCIAL networks
Abstract

This contribution falls within the framework of online discourse and contrastive translation with the specific purpose of comparing the ways former American president Donald Trump's threatening tweets have been translated and have circulated in the French online written press. Opening our reflection to the impact of social networks in modern journalism, we will specify the essential role played by translation in the production, transmission and spread of news by mobilizing some key concepts (e.g. transediting). Our article also aims to offer new insights into the complex speech act of threat and its digital use in political tweets. For this, we will draw a synthesis of the main characteristics of threat, supported by a brief description of what is called argumentum ad baculum. In the light of the above, through a sample of tweets derived from the Trump Twitter Archive, we will investigate threat from a perspective which also emphasizes technolinguistic features specific to Twitter and, subsequently, we will provide an overview of the different translation choices that were observed in the articles of the French online national newspapers, collected from Europresse database and Google. To do this, the analysis is characterized by a contrastive approach as it will be based on the different versions of the abovementioned messages inserted in the news electronic texts by the journalist-translator. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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44. La Base de données sur les innovations sociales du CRISES : portée et limites d'une innovation méthodologique.

Author

Longtin, David, Bouchard, Marie J., Michaud, Valérie, and Rousselière, Damien

Subjects
DATABASES, RESEARCH personnel, CREATIONISM, COMMUNITY centers, RESEARCH institutes, SOCIAL innovation
Abstract

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2024
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45. PETITE HISTOIRE DU SPORT À LA BIBLIOTHÈQUE MUNICIPALE DE LYON.

Author

Petit, Christelle and Rassaert, Philippe

Subjects
HISTORY of sports, OLYMPIC Games, MIND & body, DATABASES, EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

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2024

46. Le rôle des symptômes de stress post-traumatique dans le développement de la douleur musculosquelettique chronique et de l'invalidité : une revue systématique.

Author

Jadhakhan, F., Evans, D.W., Falla, D., and Leroy, Bruno

Subjects
*POST-traumatic stress, *CHRONIC pain, *AGE groups, *CAUSES of death, *DATABASES
Abstract

Background and Objective: Traumatic injuries are amongst the leading causes of death and disability in the world across all age groups. This systematic review aimed to (1) describe the role of post-traumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) on the development of chronic pain and/or pain-related disability following musculoskeletal trauma and (2) report pain and or pain-related disability by injury severity/type. Database and Data Treatment: Electronic databases were searched, from inception to 31 November 2021 and updated on 10 May 2022, to identify studies in which: participants were adults aged >16 years sustaining any traumatic event that resulted in one or more musculoskeletal injuries; an outcome measure of PTSS was used within 3 months of a traumatic event; the presence of pain and/or pain-related disability was recorded at a follow-up of 3 months or more. Two reviewers independently screened papers and assessed the quality of included studies. Results: Eight studies were included. Owing to between-study heterogeneity, the results were synthesized using a narrative approach. Five studies investigated the relationship between PTSS and pain. Participants with PTSS were more likely to develop persistent pain for at least 12 months post-injury. Six studies assessed the relationship between PTSS and pain-related disability. The results suggest that patients with PTSS had significantly higher disability levels for at least 12 months post-injury. Conclusion: Findings from this comprehensive systematic review support a clear relationship between PTSS post-injury and future pain/disability, with the potential importance of certain PTSS clusters (hyper-arousal and numbing). Significance: The findings of this systematic review indicate an association between PTSS reported within 3 months of a traumatic musculoskeletal injury and the development of longer-term pain and disability. The PTSS clusters of 'hyper-arousal' and 'numbing' appear to be of particular importance in this relationship. Prospero Registration Number: CRD42021285243. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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47. ZEUS EN FAMILLE. REGARDS ONOMASTIQUES SUR UN SYSTÈME DE PARENTÉ.

Author

BONANNO, DANIELA and BONNET, CORINNE

Subjects
DATABASES, KINSHIP, ONOMASTICS, ROMANS, FAMILIES, INSCRIPTIONS
Abstract

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48. Comment et l’expression de la quantité en français québécois de tous les jours. Je me demande comment ça coûte, comment il y a de neige, ça fait comment de temps.

Author

Dostie, Gaétane

Subjects
FRENCH language, DATABASES, SYNCHRONIC order, SYNONYMS, ADVERBS
Abstract

This article investigates the quantitative use of COMMENT ‘how’ (comment-Q ‘how much’) in Quebec French, used in a sentence such as j’ai hâte de voir comment ça va coûter ‘I can’t wait to see how much it will cost’. In this type of context, comment-Q commutes with the quantitative COMBIEN (combien-Q ‘how much’). The study is based on data taken from the Corpus de français parlé au Québec (CFPQ), a database of casual conversations recorded on audiovisual support between 2006 and 2019 in various regions of Quebec. The study has four objectives. The aim is 1) to determine the frequency of comment-Q within the set of meanings expressed by the marker COMMENT in synchrony, 2) to determine whether comment-Q and combien-Q are exact synonyms, 3) to identify the factors likely to have concurred in the emergence of comment-Q in the variety of French being studied, 4) to position comment-Q in relation to other meanings expressed by COMMENT, in particular those referring to intensity and manner. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024

49. Variation diatopique dans la terminologie juridique. Analyse des néologismes juridiques dans FranceTerme, dans le Grand dictionnaire terminologique, dans TERMIUM Plus® et TERMDAT.

Author

HOLEŠ, JAN, HONOVÁ, ZUZANA, and RESSLEROVÁ, VERONIKA

Subjects
LEGAL terminology, ENGLISH language, ACRONYMS, DATABASES, NEW words
Abstract

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50. DISSÉQUER L'ORNEMENT, INTERPRÉTER L'HYBRIDITÉ HUMANO-VÉGÉTALE. DIPHUÈS - UNE BASE DE DONNÉES POLYVALENTE.

Author

DERWAEL, STÉPHANIE

Subjects
ROMAN antiquities, SCIENTIFIC community, DATABASES, INFORMATION sharing, WORK design
Abstract

The Diphuès database is an open access research, exchange and dialogue tool devoted to the half-human half-vegetal figures in Roman Antiquity. It is the result of two research projects that have been carried out since 2012 under the aegis of the F.R.S.-FNRS (Fonds de la recherche scientifique de Belgique). From 2024, it will be made available in open access to the international scientific community by the 'Service d'Histoire de l'art et Archéologie de l'Antiquité gréco-romaine' (SHAArAGR) and the 'Centre Informatique de Philosophie & Lettres' (CIPL) of the University of Liège. Diphuès is based on a corpus originally designed as a personal work tool to serve specific research objectives. This tool has undergone several major modifications, in its structure and purpose, so that it can be used to produce new knowledge. Its network application is seen as the final stage in the research communication process and is part of a wider effort to share knowledge and resources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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