MWG/3-N0R13
Mongolian Working Group Meeting 3
3-5 April, 2019
Agenda
Mongolian Working Group
Meeting 3 Document Register
Wednesday, 3 April:
Day 1 Goals: Understand the Unicode Standard approval process, review of documentation needs for variant selectors and variant sequences, review Mongolian format controls, and introduce a refined phonetic model
9:30 Meeting starts
Opening remarks by B. Chinbat, Chairman of CITA
Meeting Moderator, Lisa Moore, summary of MWG2 outcomes and goals for MWG3 (MWG/3-N13R)
1. The Unicode Standard and the Unicode Approval Process (MWG/3-N6, PPT), Deborah Anderson
2. Insufficiency of the existing description of variant selectors and variant sequences in Mongolian Unicode character table (MWG/3-N3), Enkhdalai B.
Coffee Break
3. Proposal: Modification of description of variant selectors and variant sequences (MWG/3-N4), Enkhdalai B.
13:00 to 14:00 Lunch
4. Improvement of Mongolian Unicode Block (MWG/3-N5), CITA-WG
Coffee Break
5. Refined Phonetic Model (MWG/3-N7), Bolorsoft/Badral S.
6. Ad Hoc discussion on the days' topics: description of variant selectors, variant sequences, use of format controls, and a refined phonetic model
Summary of Day 1 accomplishments, Lisa Moore
17:30 pm Meeting adjourned
Commerative photograph
Welcome Dinner
Thursday, 4 April:
Day 2 Goals: Review progress made on new glyph shaping rules and understand what is needed in specifications to enable interoperable implementations.
9:30 Meeting starts
Summary of Day 1 and goals for Day 2, Lisa Moore
1. Filling the gap between orthographic patterns and shaping specs (MWG/3-N9), Shen Yilei 沈逸磊
Coffee Break
2.
An introduction to the execution of our Solution with Minimal Modifications
Subtitle: for achieving a stable and unified Mongolian encoding as soon as
possible
(MWG/3-N11),Liang
Jinbao 梁金宝
13:00 to 14:00 Lunch
3. Towards a well-formed Mongolian specification that allows interoperable implementations (MWG/3-N8), Liang Hai 梁海
Coffee Break
4. Proposal to create open source for open type tables for modern Mongolian (MWG/3-N14), Andrew Glass
5. Continued...Refined Phonetic Model (MWG/3-N7), Bolorsoft/Badral S.
6. Ad Hoc discussion on the days' topics: orthographic patterns, shaping specifications, creating open source open type tables, phonetic model
Summary of Day 2 accomplishments, Lisa Moore
17:30 Meeting adjourned
Friday, 5 April:
Goals: Understand current implementations of Mongolian punctuation marks and what Unicode behavioral/property changes might be made to get improvements in basic text processing. Extended ad hoc discussions on important meeting topics such as: simplification of the phonetic model and minimizing invisible characters. Capture accomplishments and outline next steps.
9:30 Meeting starts
Summary of Day 2 and goals for Day 3, Lisa Moore
1. Demo: Unbounded gender propagation to make an user-friendly OpenType Mongolian font (MWG/3-N16), Shen Yilei 沈逸磊
2. On Mongolian punctuation marks (MWG/3-N10), Shen Yilei 沈逸磊
3. Summary of UTC Mongolian property updates since MWG2 (MWG/3-N12), Roozbeh Pournader
Coffee Break
4. Summary of alternative encoding solutions to re-syllabified compound words (MWG/3-N19), Liang Hai
13:00 to 14:00 Lunch
5. Some possible improvement ideas to the current Mongolian encoding (MWG/3-N17), Anand Orkhonbaatar
6. Summary of proposals made during MWG3 (MWG/3-N20), Roozbeh Pournader
Coffee Break
7 Ad Hoc discussion on best approaches to Mongolian punctuation marks and other possible property updates
8. Ad Hoc discussion on continued meeting topics: shaping specifications, creating open source open type tables,simplification of the phonetic model, minimizing invisible characters, etc.
Meeting report: summary of MWG3 agreements, accomplishments, and next steps (MWG/3-N18), Lisa Moore
Appreciation for our hosts
17:00 Meeting adjourned
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