IATS XII
Vancouver
15-21 August 2010
IT Panel Homepage
IT Panels:
IATS-IX (2000)
IATS-X (2003)
IATS-XI (2006)
IATS-XII (2010)
IATS-XIII (2013)
IATS-XIV (2016)
General Conference Links:
First
Circular
Second
Circular
Call for IT Papers
Conference Homepage
Hosted by:
Proceedings of the
Tibetan Information Technology Panel
Co-chair: Paul G. Hackett
(Columbia University)
Co-chair: Tashi Tsering
(China Center for Tibetology)
PANEL DESCRIPTION
This panel was the fourth in an ongoing series of panels on Tibetan Information Technology (begun in Leiden with IATS-IX). It was intended as a forum for the presentation and discussion of applied technologies in the field of Tibetan studies. Broadly defined, this panel covers a variety of topics from technical development issues -- such as data encoding and Tibetan-specific needs in systems' designs -- to the results of research in Tibetan studies utilizing information technologies.
A List of Presentations and Papers from IATS-IX (Leiden, 2000) is available here.
Presentations and Papers from IATS-X (Oxford, 2003) are available here.
A List of Presentations and Papers from IATS-XI (Königswinter, 2006) is available here.
PRESENTATIONS and PAPERS
Robert
R. Chilton
Asian Classics Input Project (ACIP)
“Sorting Unicode Tibetan Data: From Collation Algorithm to Implementation”
click here for the paper abstract.
Resources:
click here for Unidrv applet for Unicode collation:
unidrv_linux.zip
unidrv_macosx.zip
unidrv_win.zip
click here for the tailored collation for Tibetan (Tibetan.dat) used by the unidrv applet, and here for the usage instructions.
click here for the Microsoft Locale Explorer.
click here for a brief guide to using Tibetan in Microsoft SQL Server.
click here for a Summary of Assumptions for Determining the Root Letter when Machine Sorting Dzongkha.
Paul
G. Hackett
Columbia University
“The Use of yig-cha and chos-kyi-rnam-grangs in Computing Lexical Cohesion for Tibetan Topic Boundary Detection”
William A. Magee
Dharma Drum Buddhist College
“Tibetan in the Virtual Classroom: Displaying Complex Scripts in Second Life and Open Sim”
Tashi
Tsering
China Center for Tibetology
“Introducing Qomolangma Tibetan Unicode Fonts and Qomolangma Wylie Input Method for Windows Vista and Windows 7”
Tsering Gya (presenter) and Dbangphyug Tsering
Qinhai Normal University
“Research on a Standard for POS Tagging of Contemporary Tibetan for TIP”
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