Sanastokeskus

The National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) has compiled a vocabulary on structured registration. The vocabulary includes the key concepts which appear in national specifications and handbooks on Kanta Services (the national data system services for healthcare services, pharmacies and citizens). THL aims to harmonize and further develop these concepts and also compose diagrams on them and it has enlisted The Finnish Terminology Centre to facilitate the work.

The Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority enlisted the Finnish Terminology Centre to expand Liiketoimintaontologia (LIITO) (Business ontology). Together with experts from FCCA TSK shall produce definitions to the key concepts in data bank on the Consumer Ombudman’s decisions and also add certain concepts selected by FCCA into the ontology.

New and updated concepts:

The Finnish Transport Agency and the Finnish Terminology Centre TSK have started a shared project which aims to expand Merenkulkualan ontologia MERO (ontology for seafaring) by adding concepts related to other modes of transport.

Finland's National Board of Antiquities ordered ontology work from the Finnish Terminology Centre TSK to update and supplement MAO/TAO – Ontology for Museum Domain and Applied Arts. The work started in the autumn of 2016.

EAFT (European Association for Terminology) and Terminology Coordination Unit of the European Parliament, TermCoord, are organizing the Eight European Terminology Summit in Luxembourg on 14–15 November 2016. EAFT will also celebrate its 20th anniversary on the occasion of the Summit.

In autumn 2016 the Finnish Terminology Centre TSK started a terminology project to complement and update Trimble's Tekla Structures glossary, a glossary on building modelling software. The glossary gives English term recommendations and definitions for the central concepts of the software.

The newest published version the Tekla Structures Glossary is available on the address
https://teklastructures.support.tekla.com/product-guides

In late 2015, Finland's National Board of Antiquties and the Finnish Terminology Centre started a project for extending the MAO/TAO – Ontology for Museum Domain and Applied Arts. The extended ontology was published in the ontology and thesaurus service maintained by the National Library of Finland, the Finto service.