Character encoding and its importance for text resources

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgments
3. Contents VII
4. Towards an optimum degree of order in the field of language resources 1
5. Character encoding and its importance for text resources 17
6. International standards for the identification and the description of languages and their varieties 35
7. Part-of-speech tagging and related annotation 61
8. Named entity recognition and entity linking 89
9. Annotated audiovisual language data: data quality and data maturity 115
10. From spoken language data to TEI-based ISO standard 145
11. Dealing with multiple annotations 169
12. Standards and practices for long-term digital archiving 201
13. Conversion into the archival format I5 229
14. Metadata for research data 251
15. Linguistic linked (open) data 281
16. Data exploitation: corpus queries 303
17. Querying spoken language data 339
18. Accessing linguistic content in distributed research environments 377
19. Taxonomy of legal and ethical metadata for language resources 401
20. The life of an ISO standard 427
21. Index
22. Author index