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= Hamburg Notation System = | = Hamburg Notation System = | ||
| − | See [ | + | HamNoSys was developed at the IDGS, University of Hamburg. |
| + | See [https://www.sign-lang.uni-hamburg.de/dgs-korpus/index.php/hamnosys-97.html HamNoSys] within the [https://www.sign-lang.uni-hamburg.de/dgs-korpus/index.php/welcome.html DGS Corpus] project. | ||
[[SiGML]] is closely based on HamNoSys and supports a format for describing a sign in terms of a sequence of HamNoSys tokens encoded in XML. A number of [[SiGML Tools|Tools]] | [[SiGML]] is closely based on HamNoSys and supports a format for describing a sign in terms of a sequence of HamNoSys tokens encoded in XML. A number of [[SiGML Tools|Tools]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:26, 14 November 2020
Hamburg Notation System
HamNoSys was developed at the IDGS, University of Hamburg. See HamNoSys within the DGS Corpus project.
SiGML is closely based on HamNoSys and supports a format for describing a sign in terms of a sequence of HamNoSys tokens encoded in XML. A number of Tools are available for editing and animating HamNoSys transcriptions via SiGML.
Introductory documents
These documents are kindly provided by Rubén San-Segundo, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, with English translation by Robert Smith, Dublin City University.
- HamNoSys 4.0 Introduction (Spanish)
- HamNoSys 4.0 PPT (Spanish)
- eSIGN Editor and HamNoSys 4.0 (English)
Additional Documents
- HamNoSys Version 2.0 Introdiction
- ViSiCAST Interface Definitions : Includes HNS 4.0 nonmanuals and SiGML
- HamNoSys 4.1 Update : Changes for HNS 4.0 and 4.1
- eSIGN Approach : Describing content creation processes
- eSIGN Editor Documentation : Manual for Editor at SiGML Tools
- HamNoSys Font Codes