Terminology work, in its most traditional form, aims to make communication more effective between humans. Ontology work, in turn, aims to present data about concepts in a way that allows even computers to make use of it. The objective of ontology work is to create and maintain ontologies in which information on the concepts of a special field of knowledge is presented in a format that supports machine reasoning.
In autumn 2022, the Finnish Terminology Centre will continue the terminology work, commissioned by the CSC – IT Center for Science Ltd., that has as its objective to draw up descriptions for the key concepts related to government grant activities and activities financed by government grants. The overall aim of the terminology work is to support the development and digitalisation of government grant activities.
In spring 2022, the Finnish Terminology Centre will continue the terminology work, commissioned by the CSC – IT Center for Science Ltd., with the aim of drawing up descriptions for the key concepts related to government grant activities and activities financed by government grants. The aim of the terminology work is to support the development and digitalisation of government grant activities.
In May 2021, The Finnish Terminology Centre and the City of Turku initiated a project to create classifications on events, recreational activities and education. The work took place under the umbrella of a more general project Asiakaslähtöinen toteutus tapahtuma-, harrastus- ja koulutusdatan hallinnoimiselle ja tarjoamiselle kohderyhmälähtöisissä näkymissä (Customer-oriented implementation for managing and providing event, hobby and training data in a target group-oriented outlook).
The Finnish Terminology Centre commenced in September 2020 an ontology project in which the concepts of the Business Ontology were combined to the Finnish Ontology for Public Administration Services. On the same occasion, the General Finnish Ontology on which the Finnish Ontology for Public Administration Services is built, was updated to its newest frozen version (2021.3.Epikuros). These ontology works were completed in summer 2021. The Finnish Ontology for Public Administration Services now has more than 5800 concepts. The ontology contains information in Finnish, Swedish and English, but this project only focused on the information in Finnish.
The National Emergency Supply Agency commissioned the Finnish Terminology Centre for a terminology project in March 2022. The aim of the project is to provide concept descriptions for five to ten key concepts related to information security and influencing on information. The terms and concept descriptions will be given in Finnish and term equivalents in English.
The terminology work will be carried out by a terminologist of the Finnish Terminology Centre in close collaboration with subject field experts from various organisations. The project will be carried out in spring 2022.
The Finnish Terminology Centre and the Finnish Society of Sport Sciences started terminology work in the end of 2021. The aim is to define about 50 concepts related to exercise and sports for persons with a disability. Terms and concept descriptions are given in Finnish, equivalents in Swedish and English. The glossary will be ready in autumn 2022.
The Ministry of the Interior commissioned the Finnish Terminology Centre for a terminology project in February 2022. The aim of the project is to provide definitions for some 50 to 70 concepts related to inner security. The project aims to provide definitions to concepts that are recognized as central among the internal security operators and that are not included in other glossaries. The concepts will be given terms and concept descriptions in Finnish and term equivalents in English.