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The GDL editor is multiplatform application that allows users to create, edit and run GDL files. GDL is a formal language designed to represent clinical knowledge for decision support. It is designed to be natural language- and reference terminology- agnostic by leveraging the designs of openEHR Reference Model and Archetype Model. The tool provides an editing and testing environment capable of generating forms based on the elements defined in the GDL. Requirements: Java Runtime Enviroment (JRE) 1.6 or higher

This is a project created and supported by: Angel Castellanos Juan Cigarrán Recuero Ana García Serrano This projects allows the modelling of textual contents by applying different techniques: TF-IDF KLD Mutual Information Chi^2 With this application the users can be able to extract the most representative terminology of a textual collection. The application is Java-based, allowing their execution in several platforms and operative systems (Windows, Linux, MacOS).

MERRYts is the Most Efficient Reader for Representing Your Terminology System. One GUI for all (medical) Terminology Systems

This project provides bookmarklet-based web page overlays based on recognized terms from vocabulary servers. These overlays can be used to assist users with unfamiliar terminology or can be used for annotation of web-based data and literature.

jTerm is a light-weight platform independent vocabulary/terminology server. It support multiple terminologies using an abstract model. The system is provided as a J2EE deployable application supporting a web frontend for navigation of the terminologies.

The Kinship Algebra Modeller is a suite of java applications that assist development of an algebra to describe a given kinship terminology, and to support models and simulations of social processes based on relating people using this algebra.

The LexGrid Editor is an Eclipse-based open source tool for authoring, viewing, and maintaining lexical resources that conform to a formal terminology model. Resources can be developed locally or viewed in context of a networked 'grid' of terminologies

OpenEMed is a distributed healthcare and medical information framework based on open standards including those of HL7 and the healthcare taskforce of the OMG. These standards include identity management, observation access, access, and terminology.