The Shared Workstation Applications Project

The Temple Translator's Workstation Project

The Temple project has developed an open multi.lingual architecture and software support for rapid development of extensible Machine Translation functionalities. The targeted languages are those for which Natural Language Processing and human resources are scarce or difficult to obtain. The goal is to support rapid development of machine translation functionalities in a very short time with lim...

The Workstation Substrate of the Pangloss Project

Pangloss is a new knowledge-based machine translation project carried out jointly by the Center for Machine Translation at Carnegie Mellon University, Computing Research Laboratory of New Mexico State University and Information Sciences Institute of the University of Southern California. One of the distinguishing features of systems built in this project is that they uniformly aim at high-quali...

Workstation design for VDT ( product design project )

Activity and photoergonomic analysis was carried out on 21 VDTs, while the operators were performing usual VDT tasks, at three computer centres in Bombay. Studies confirmed that failure to apply the knowledge of ergonomics to the design of workstations results in unnecessary fatigue and discomfort. Among the various factors which contribute to the efficiency, comfort and well-being of operators...

The EUMME Project: towards a New Philological Workstation

The EUMME project (Euro-Mediterranean Union within the framework of Medieval Medicine) is intended to strengthen the international collaboration among Centres involved in transmitting medico-pharmaceutical culture in order to witness the fundamental role it has played for the development of an European scientific community. In this respect, the contributions provided by different linguistic and...

Workstation Cooperation Through a Tyepd Distributed Shared Memory Abstraction