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	== Components ==		== Components ==

	The UNL+15 is divided into five different main categories, each of them covering specific projects to be coordinated and executed by the UNDL Foundation directly or under its supervision.		The UNL+3 is divided into five different main categories, each of them covering specific projects to be coordinated and executed by the UNDL Foundation directly or under its supervision.

	[[Image:Unl15.JPG\|right\|350px]]		[[Image:Unl15.JPG\|right\|350px]]

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	[[Image:Unl15.JPG\|right\|350px]]		[[Image:Unl15.JPG\|right\|350px]]
	;[[Specs\|UNL Philosophy & Specs]]		;[[Specs\|UNL Philosophy & Specs]]
	The UNL in its essence is a digital language with lexical, syntactic and semantic features as human languages. The Specs define the structure and the linguistic elements of the UNL.		:The UNL in its essence is a digital language with lexical, syntactic and semantic features as human languages. The Specs define the structure and the linguistic elements of the UNL.
	;[[Resources\|UNL Resources]]		;[[Resources\|UNL Resources]]
	UNL Resources are the natural language and knowledge resources (dictionaries, ontologies, knowledge bases, translation memories, grammars, etc) necessary to translate natural languages into UNL and from UNL into natural languages. These resources will be also used in search, and other applications.		:UNL Resources are the natural language and knowledge resources (dictionaries, ontologies, knowledge bases, translation memories, grammars, etc) necessary to translate natural languages into UNL and from UNL into natural languages. These resources will be also used in search, and other applications.
	;[[Tools\|UNL Engines & Tools]]		;[[Tools\|UNL Engines & Tools]]
	:UNL engines and tools are programming software developed to run translation, search, etc. processes and to assist linguists in producing UNL resources. They differ from UNL applications in that they are not tailored to non-specialists and require expertise in UNL.		:UNL engines and tools are programming software developed to run translation, search, etc. processes and to assist linguists in producing UNL resources. They differ from UNL applications in that they are not tailored to non-specialists and require expertise in UNL.

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	The UNL+15 is divided into five different main categories, each of them covering specific projects to be coordinated and executed by the UNDL Foundation directly or under its supervision.		The UNL+15 is divided into five different main categories, each of them covering specific projects to be coordinated and executed by the UNDL Foundation directly or under its supervision.

	[[Image:Unl15.JPG\|~~left~~\|350px]]		[[Image:Unl15.JPG\|right\|350px]]
	;[[Specs\|UNL Philosophy & Specs]]		;[[Specs\|UNL Philosophy & Specs]]
	The UNL in its essence is a digital language with lexical, syntactic and semantic features as human languages. The Specs define the structure and the linguistic elements of the UNL.		The UNL in its essence is a digital language with lexical, syntactic and semantic features as human languages. The Specs define the structure and the linguistic elements of the UNL.
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	=== Schedule for UNL+15 Projects ===		=== Schedule for UNL+3 Projects ===
	!rowspan="2" valign="middle"\|NAME		!rowspan="2" valign="middle"\|NAME
	!colspan="4" \|2009		!colspan="4" \|2009

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	The UNL+15 is divided into five different main categories, each of them covering specific projects to be coordinated and executed by the UNDL Foundation directly or under its supervision.		The UNL+15 is divided into five different main categories, each of them covering specific projects to be coordinated and executed by the UNDL Foundation directly or under its supervision.

	[[Image:Unl15.JPG\|left\|~~300px~~]]		[[Image:Unl15.JPG\|left\|350px]]
	;[[Specs\|UNL Philosophy & Specs]]		;[[Specs\|UNL Philosophy & Specs]]
	The UNL in its essence is a digital language with lexical, syntactic and semantic features as human languages. The Specs define the structure and the linguistic elements of the UNL.		The UNL in its essence is a digital language with lexical, syntactic and semantic features as human languages. The Specs define the structure and the linguistic elements of the UNL.

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The '''UNL+3''' is a three-year (2009-2011) plan for the UNDL Foundation to advance its long-term mission as mandated by the United Nations: to provide the UNL System world-wide for the benefit of all peoples. The plan aims at moving the UNL Programme, started in 1996, to a fully operational level of global scale by the 15th anniversary of the UNL, to be celebrated in 2011.

== Components ==

The UNL+15 is divided into five different main categories, each of them covering specific projects to be coordinated and executed by the UNDL Foundation directly or under its supervision.

[[Image:Unl15.JPG|left|300px]]
;[[Specs|UNL Philosophy & Specs]]
The UNL in its essence is a digital language with lexical, syntactic and semantic features as human languages. The Specs define the structure and the linguistic elements of the UNL.
;[[Resources|UNL Resources]]
UNL Resources are the natural language and knowledge resources (dictionaries, ontologies, knowledge bases, translation memories, grammars, etc) necessary to translate natural languages into UNL and from UNL into natural languages. These resources will be also used in search, and other applications.
;[[Tools|UNL Engines & Tools]]
:UNL engines and tools are programming software developed to run translation, search, etc. processes and to assist linguists in producing UNL resources. They differ from UNL applications in that they are not tailored to non-specialists and require expertise in UNL.
;[[Applications|UNL Applications]]
:UNL applications are application software based in the UNL technology that allow end users to accomplish natural language tasks, such as translating, summarizing, retrieving or extracting information. They differ from UNL tools in that they do not require any expertise or even knowledge on UNL from their users.
;[[UNL World]]
:UNL World is the overall strategy for disseminating the knowledge on UNL and for UNL evangelization.

== Projects ==

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=== UNL+15 Projects ===
!Name
!Main goals
!Category
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|XUNL – eXtended UNL
|To revise and to extend the current UNL specifications in order to enhance the potentialities and capabilities of UNL.
|UNL-S
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|UNL Dictionary
|To provide the set of UWs
|UNL-R
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|[[UNL-NL Dictionary Specs]]
|To define the structure of the UNL-NL Dictionaries in the UNL System
|UNL-R
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|UNL-EN Dictionary
|To provide the UNL-English Dictionary
|UNL-R
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|UNL-ES Dictionary
|To provide the UNL-Spanish Dictionary
|UNL-R
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|UNL-FR Dictionary
|To provide the UNL-French Dictionary
|UNL-R
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|UNL-RU Dictionary
|To provide the UNL-Russian Dictionary
|UNL-R
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|UNL-PT Dictionary
|To provide the UNL-Portuguese Dictionary
|UNL-R
|-
|UNL-AM Dictionary
|To provide the UNL-Armenian Dictionary
|UNL-R
|-
|[[UNL Ontology Specs]]
|To provide the structure of the UNL Ontology in the UNL System
|UNL-R
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|[[UNL Ontology]]
|To provide the UNL Ontology
|UNL-R
|-
|[[UNL Knowledge Base Specs|UNLKB Specs]]
|To provide the structure of the UNL Knowledge Base in the UNL System
|UNL-R
|-
|[[UNL Knowledge Base|UNLKB]]
|To provide the UNL Knowledge Base
|UNL-R
|-
|[[UNL-NL Grammar Specs]]
|To provide the structure of the UNL-NL grammars in the UNL System
|UNL-R
|-
|UNL-to-EN Grammar
|To provide the generation grammar for English
|UNL-R
|-
|UNL-to-ES Grammar
|To provide the generation grammar for Spanish
|UNL-R
|-
|UNL-to-FR Grammar
|To provide the generation grammar for French
|UNL-R
|-
|UNL-to-RU Grammar
|To provide the generation grammar for Russian
|UNL-R
|-
|UNL-to-PT Grammar
|To provide the generation grammar for Portuguese
|UNL-R
|-
|UNL-to-AM Grammar
|To provide the generation grammar for Armenian
|UNL-R
|-
|EN-to-UNL Grammar
|To provide the analysis grammar for English
|UNL-R
|-
|ES-to-UNL Grammar
|To provide the analysis grammar for Spanish
|UNL-R
|-
|FR-to-UNL Grammar
|To provide the analysis grammar for French
|UNL-R
|-
|RU-to-UNL Grammar
|To provide the analysis grammar for Russian
|UNL-R
|-
|PT-to-UNL Grammar
|To provide the analysis grammar for Portuguese
|UNL-R
|-
|AM-to-UNL Grammar
|To provide the analysis grammar for Armenian
|UNL-R
|-
|EOW
|To provide the UNL version for the whole Encyclopedia of Water, one of the encyclopedias of the EOLSS
|UNL-R
|-
|UNL Library
|To provide the UNL version for the most relevant books in philosophy and science
|UNL-R
|-
|[[EUGENE]]
|To provide a natural language independent generator UNL-NL
|UNL-T
|-
|[[IAN]]
|To provide a natural language independent interactive analyzer NL-UNL
|UNL-T
|-
|UNL Dev
|To provide an integrated development environment for UNL
|UNL-T
|-
|NORMA
|To provide a network processor (normalizer) for UNL
|UNL-T
|-
|[[LILY 1.0]]
|To provide a UNL-based translation web service from English to English French, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese and Armenian
|UNL-A
|-
|LILY 1.5
|To enhance LILY 1.0 to incorporate French, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese and Armenian as input languages
|UNL-A
|-
|LILY 2.0
|To enhance LILY 1.5 to incorporate ontologies, knowledge bases and translation memories as translation-aids
|UNL-A
|-
|UNL Search 1.0
|To provide a UNL-based multilingual search engine
|UNL-A
|-
|UNL Search 2.0
|To provide a UNL-based semantic search engine
|UNL-A
|-
|UNL Wiki
|To develop a wiki facility to exchange information on UNL
|UNL-W
|-
|UNL VLE
|To develop a virtual learning environment (VLE) for UNL
|UNL-W
|-
|[[UNL School]]
|To offer courses on UNL
|UNL-W
|}
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== Schedule ==

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=== Schedule for UNL+15 Projects ===
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!colspan="4" |2009
!colspan="4" |2010
!colspan="4" |2011
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!JAN
!APR
!JUL
!OCT
!JAN
!APR
!JUL
!OCT
!JAN
!APR
!JUL
!OCT
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