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Dear all, A few days ago I send out the following question: In Germany we do have a database called "Oekobase" which, among various other information concerning environmental matters, provides a good terminological documentation of the most frequently used eco- and enviro- words in German. I would be interested to learn if any such electronic documentation for English has been compiled so far. This could include corpora, commercial and public databases as well as any collection compiled by institutions, organisation or private persons for internal use (i.e. subject indexes, word lists etc.). Do you know of any such resources or do you have any of them which you could provide for research purposes? Thank you for all the hints I have been sent so far. Of course, further hints will be very welcome. Since some people asked me where the Oekobase is available I give the postal address (I assure you that I do not intend to "advertise" anything and the information included in the CD-ROM stresses that it is a non-profit service offered by the Umweltbundesamt; as a matter of fact I could not find any link in the Web on this information so far. Clemens Hoelter GmbH Am Kuckesberg 46 42781 Haan Tel: 02129/959773 They charge a fee of DM 30 (the latest leaflet says DM 40), incl. packaging and postage. Thank you again for your support, I promise I let the list know of anything valuable on this topic. Susanne ------------------------------------------------------------ Susanne Lenz Tel:+621/1581-415 Student Researcheress Fax:+621/1581-415 Institut fuer deutsche Sprache R 5, 6-13 D-68161 Mannheim email:lenz mx300e.ids-mannheim.de IDS on the Web: http://www.ids-mannheim.de/ ------------------------------------------------------------Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
I've just released a new version of "covington.sty" (note the new spelling, with all 9 letters of my name). This is a package of LaTeX macros for such things as sentences with word-by- word glosses, phrase-structure rules, feature structures, and Discourse Representation Theory. The only significant change since the 1992 version is that the new version is fully compatible with NFSS and LaTeX2e. The new files are located on ftp://ai.uga.edu/pub/tex/covington.sty and covington.tex and are accessible through my web page. - Michael A. Covington http://www.ai.uga.edu/faculty/covington/ Artificial Intelligence Center <>< The University of Georgia Unless specifically indicated, I am Athens, GA 30602-7415 U.S.A. not speaking for the University.Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue