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The Universal Catalogue is a repository comprising information regarding Language Resources (LRs) identified all over the world. These LRs are generally located by the ELRA team, but feedback from our members, collaborators, and web-site visitors is also included. Our aim is to provide information about existing LRs and spare researchers and developers from investing efforts to rebuild or look for similar resources.

The Universal Catalogue allows for a collaborative enriching. By means of a simple form, anyone interested can give us some basic information or just pointers to existing language resources. In order to do so, we would like to invite you all to use the following link:

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For already available resources, you can have a look at the ELRA Catalogue of Language Resources.

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ST7 : OrienTel Egypt MCA
This speech database contains the
recordings of 750 Egyptian speakers of
Modern Colloquial Arabic recorded over
the Egyptian fixed and mobile telephone
network.

ST15 : OrienTel Egypt MSA
This speech database contains the
recordings of 500 Egyptian speakers of
Modern Standard Arabic recorded over the
Egyptian fixed and mobile telephone
network.

ST16 : OrienTel Egypt English
This speech database contains the
recordings of 500 Egyptian speakers of
English recorded over the Egyptian fixed
and mobile telephone network.

SD193 : Speecon manually pitch-marked reference database for Spanish
This database is intended for the
development and the evaluation of noise
robust pitch marking (PMA) and/or pitch
determination (PDA) algorithms. The
recordings of 60 speakers were selected
from the Speecon Spanish database
(ELRA-S0160). The reference database
comprises 60 minutes of pitch-marked
speech signal.

SD9 : SPEECON German
The German Speecon database comprises
the recordings of 600 German speakers.

(last update: February 2010)