dan.mccloy.info
Curriculum Vitæ
http://dan.mccloy.info/cv
Daniel R. M c. I am a scientist trained in acoustic phonetics, speech perception, and auditory neuroscience. I research auditory attention and speech processing in multitalker environments, individual differences in speech intelligibility, and the relationship between speech perception and distinctive feature theory. Postdoctoral research associate, Laboratory for Auditory Brain Science and Neuroengineering. PI: Adrian KC Lee. Part of the Institute for Learning and Brain Sciences. Chair), Erick Gallun.
linguifex.com
Guide:Conlanging tools - Linguifex
http://linguifex.com/wiki/Guide:Conlanging_tools
This page collects a number of entrusted, and foremost - free, sources of linguistic and specialised information by the conlanging community, and the users of the Linguifex Wiki. AutoCorrect in Microsoft Word. When you're making your own clade diagrams, it can easily get messy. For that, you can use the tool developed by an user on Wikipedia. Just go to downloads and get CladeEd.zip, extract, run! The Language Construction Kit. The Language Construction Kit. Is a site for conlangers, would-be conlangers,...
jeremycollins.org
Links - Jeremy Collins. org
http://www.jeremycollins.org/links.html
Jeremy Collins. org. Humans Who Read Grammars. World Atlas of Language Structures. South American Indigenous Language Structures. Wa information and texts. Austronesian Basic Vocabulary Database. Phonetics Information Base and Lexicon. Address to GPS Converter. Never Ending Language Learner.
blog.cyberling.org
typology | Cyberling Blog
http://blog.cyberling.org/taxonomy/term/41
Cyberling 2009 workshop final report online. On Fri, 03/20/2015 - 11:07. The Cyberling 2009 Workshop workshop report is now available online for download thanks to the LSA:. Http:/ www.linguisticsociety.org/files/Cyberling2009Workshop FinalReport.pdf. On Mon, 09/15/2014 - 15:46. We are pleased to announce the release of PHOIBLE Online, a repository of cross-linguistic phonological inventory data:. Ajsyaersddg a sdkrweyus d audfghs dia. On Mon, 03/25/2013 - 07:42. On Thu, 03/21/2013 - 12:17.
clld.org
CLLD - Cross-Linguistic Linked Data
http://clld.org/datasets.html
Follow @clld dot org. CLLD – Cross-Linguistic Linked Data. There are three major ways in which the CLLD project helps publishing cross-linguistic datasets:. Large databases may be published as standalone CLLD apps under the umbrella of the clld.org series; basically following the example of a book in an edited series. Smaller datasets may be submitted to one of the database journals started by the CLLD project. Datasets may be hosted independently from the CLLD project, simply re-using the clld. The worl...
langscape.umd.edu
Langscape: Partners :
http://langscape.umd.edu/partners
Maryland Language Science Center. Langscape reflects contributions from many organizations and individuals beyond the Maryland Language Science Center. Our partners’ expertise, data, and technology are crucial to making Langscape a gateway for worldwide language information which is accessible and valuable to a wide range of user communities. The Center for Advanced Study of Language. The World Language Mapping System. Is Langscape’s core language mapping data. WLMS is the most comprehensive dataset ...
clld.org
CLLD - Cross-Linguistic Linked Data
http://clld.org/news.html
Follow @clld dot org. CLLD – Cross-Linguistic Linked Data. Concepticon 1.0 released. Posted Thursday, May 12, 2016 by Robert Forkel. We are happy to announce the release of Concepticon 1.0. A resource for the linking of concept lists. Our resource presents an attempt to link the large amount of different concept lists which are used in the linguistic literature, ranging from Swadesh lists in historical linguistics to naming tests in clinical studies and psycholinguistics. Mapping Glottocodes to ISO 639-3.
langscape.umd.edu
Langscape: Terms of Use
http://www.langscape.umd.edu/stats.php
Maryland Language Science Center. Langscape continues to grow and develop with the help of our Partners. Here is some information on the resources which currently make up Langscape:. Map polygons for 6359 languages (as defined by distinct ISO codes). Audio samples for 2908 languages (our largest collection is from GRN. Sound (phoneme) inventories for 715 languages ( PHOIBLE Online. Text samples for 1232 languages (largest collection is from Rosetta Project. College Park, MD 20742-7505.
