DDL - UMR 5596
ISH - Bat C
14 avenue Berthelot
69007 Lyon
Tél : 04 72 72 64 12
Fax : 04 72 72 65 90
Contact

Online Resources

You are here : Home / Resources / Ressources en ligne

ASK ME

		ATLEX : enrichment of linguistic atlas. It is a transformation of linguistic atlas into a lexical database.

	BDPROTO : database of phonological inventories from old and reconstructed languages deposited on the website Github.

DoReCo (Language DOcumentation REference COrpus) brings together spoken language corpora on a world-wide sample of 51 languages.It focuses on corpora that originated in fieldwork-based documentations of small and endangered languages, carried out by DoReCo contributors.
DoReCo contains over 100 hours of audio-recorded, mostly narrative texts with transcriptions that are time-aligned at the phone level, translations, and – for 38 languages – also time-aligned morphological annotations.
These data are freely accessible under Creative Commons licenses, providing the language sciences with fully contextualized, spoken data from a diverse sample of the world’s languages.
DoReCo was created within the DoReCo project from 2019 to 2022. This project was funded by an ANR-DFG grant (ANR-18-FRAL-0010-01, KR951/17-1) coordinated by Frank Seifart, Manfred Krifka (March-July 2019), and François Pellegrino (August 2019-August 2022). The project was housed at the Leibniz-Zentrum Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft in Berlin and the laboratoire Dynamique Du Langage (UMR5596, CNRS & Université Lyon 2) in Lyon and cooperated with the Bavarian Archive for Speech Signals, Munich.

		Platform to manage surveys accessible online : IFDC : French Inventories of online Communicative Development. IPDC : Portuguese Inventories of online Communicative Development. IFDC3 : calibration of the version for children from 2 to 4 years. Food orality : study of the development of food orality between 0 and 2 years .

		LAPSyD (Lyon Albuquerque Phonological Systems Database) on phonological inventories of world languages (UPSID entension). The data can be searched for by characteristic, segment, constraint, tone and syllabic structure categories, language family and region, and by various combinations of these factors.