CLARIN (Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure) is a Europe-wide research infrastructure that aims to provide easy and sustainable access, for scholars in the humanities and social sciences, to digital language data and advanced tools, independent of where they are located. We are a member of the CLARIN network through our active involvement in the CLARA and CLARINO projects.

NHH TERMBASE is a terminological database covering a wide range of concepts within economics and business administration and related areas. It consists of freely available and updated terminology in Norwegian and English. 

For more information: 

NHH termbase

Contact person: Gisle Andersen

ISO/TC 37 and SN/K 144 LANGUAGE AND TERMINOLOGY 

We are a member of the ISO Technical Committee 37 “Language and Terminology” and its Norwegian mirror committee SN/K 144 “Språk og terminologi”. The committees contribute in standardisation of descriptions, resources, technologies and services related to terminology, translation, interpreting and other language-based activities in the multilingual information society.

For more information:

ISO/TC 27

SN/K 144

Contact person: Gisle Andersen

MARITIM ORDBOK is an externally funded project that develops a comprehensive terminology for maritime domains. The resource contains a wide range of concepts in Norwegian, English and other languages and covers all maritime areas including fauna, flora, marine industries, products, tools and equipment.

For more information: 

MARITIM ORDBOK

Contact person: Gisle Andersen

The Forskning.no corpus is a large Norwegian corpus of popular science from all areas collected from the news service Forskning.no. It is a valuable resource for research on popular science as a genre, for the study of terminology and language for specific purposes, as well as for applications such as term extraction, ontology building, etc. The corpus is accessible via the Corpuscle infrastructure in CLARINO (login required).

Fot more information:

THE FORSKNING.NO CORPUS

Contact person: Gisle Andersen

GLAD - GLOBAL ANGLICISM DATABASE NETWORK is an international network of scholars working on linguistic and cultural Anglicization within and across language communities worldwide. Among its specific objectives are producing an online global database of Anglicisms and investigating theoretical issues related to language contact with English and related phenomena.

For more information:

GLAD

Contact person: Gisle Andersen

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Corpus facilitates research on the deliberations on monetary policy in the United States from meeting session of the board of the Fed. It consists of transcripts of the FOMC’s meetings from 2002 onwards. It is accessible via the Sketch Engine (login required).

For more information:

THE FOMC CORPUS

MIGRATION AND THE MEDIA is a corpus-based research project which studies how media outlets, particularly newspapers, linguistically frame migrants and migration. The automated retrieval of linguistic features allows for a reliable analysis of semantic and pragmatic properties assigned to migrants across different newspaper articles. One of the main aims of this project is to ascertain whether migrants are presented in a way that influences their process of integration into their host societies. 

Contact person: Margrete Dyvik Cardona

The NO-JU TERMBASE is a bilingual termbase covering a wide range of legal concepts from the Norwegian legal system and their counterparts in the German legal system. The freely available and updated terminology facilitates translation between Norwegian and German in legal domains by providing definitions, relevant context, synonyms and near-synonyms.

Contact person: Ingrid Simonnæs

The Mikroøkonomen terminology project developed a termbase consisting of 800 term records in the field of microeconomics (English-Norwegian).

This has become a useful resource for students, lecturers and researchers of economics to bridge the gap between the literature written in English and the users’ need to acquire equal competence in Norwegian. Mikroøkonomen has since been further developed in the project NHH Termbase.

The Mikroøkonomen project (completed 2008) received funding from the Research Council of Norway and NHH.

For more information:
Mikroøkonomen

The KB-N project developed a concept-oriented text and term based knowledge management system for economic-administrative domains.

The project included language technology applications for use primarily within translation, documentation and publishing. It incorporated a 30-million-words parallel corpus of Norwegian and English economic-administrative texts from about 30 subdomains, as well as a bilingual termbase of some 8,400 term records. As part of the project an automatic term extractor module for Norwegian was developed.

The 3-year KB-N project (completed 2006) was funded by the Research Council of Norway within its KUNSTI programme for language technology.

CLARA (Common languange resources and their applications) was an EU-funded project that carried out research on theoretical, methodological and technical topics relating to the task of harmonising language resources and terminology for professional domains.

Professional knowledge domains, such as economy, energy and medicine, present special challenges to correct understanding, especially across languages.

In this project a large corpus of English and Spanish Free Trade Agreements was compiled and experiments were performed with semi-automatic extraction of term candidates and specialised collocation candidates.

The work focused specifically on parallel corpora, computational terminology and phraseology.

For further information: 
CLARA