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Corpus resources: Indices

This page contains links to other pages that provide extensive information about corpus linguistics. You may also want to get on the corpora mailing list, which is where I got most of this information in the first place. The list is also archived on the web.

• David Lee's Bookmarks for Corpus-based Linguists
• W3C's bibliography of corpus linguistics.
• The Euralex index of links to institutions, projects, corpora, tools, and just about everything else.
• UPenn's Linguistic Exploration page.
• The University of Bergen's Humanities Information Technology Center.
• The SIGLEX (ACL Special Interest Group on the Lexicon) page of lexical resources.
• The TELRI (Trans-European Language Resources Infrastructure) main page.
• The HIT Centre (Humanities Inforamtion Techonology Research Programme at the University of Bergen), home of ICAME.
• Michael Barlow's corpus linguistics page
• Chris Manning's page on statistical natural language processing and corpus-based computational linguistics
• Corpus resources page maintained by the Linguistics Department at Chulalongkorn University
• Consortium for Lexical Research Archive "Due to a lack of continued funding, the Consortium for Lexical Research (CLR) is unable to accept new memberships or additions to its archive. However, the current archive remains available and, as of December 1, 1995, all data and programs in the members-only directories that do not have special contractual restrictions are now available to everyone. Use of these programs and data remains subject to the restrictions imposed by their owners."