Erdenechimeg Myatav - United Nations University
International Institue for Software Technology
Erdenechimeg Myatav has been working on a wide range of topics
relating to the computerisation of the Mongolian language since
1990. She began this work at the National University of Mongolia in
Ulaanbaatar, where she developed encoding systems for both
traditional Mongolian script and Mongolian Cyrillic
letters. Following this, she worked on the design and implementation
of the software for the "SUDAR" Mongolian word processing system, of
which these encoding schemes formed the basis, and on software for
translating between traditional Mongolian script and the Mongolian
Cyrillic script. In 1995 she moved to the United Nations University
International Institue for Software Technology (UNU/IIST) in
Macau, where she has been working on the "MultiScript" system, a
generalisation of SUDAR to multi-lingual documents with
multi-directional text. She has also been closely involved with the
development of the ISO/Unicode international standard for the
traditional Mongolian script.
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