LINGUIST List 13.2323

Mon Sep 16 2002

Calls: Computational Ling,Intonation in Lang Varieties

Editor for this issue: Marie Klopfenstein <marielinguistlist.org>

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1. Claire Gardent, EACL'03, Budapest
2. Paul Warren, ICPhS 2003 - satellite on intonation in language varieties

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			 	EACL 2003
 11th Conference of the European Chapter 
 of the Association for Computational Linguistics 
		


			 April 12-17, 2003
 Budapest, Hungary





EACL03 invites submissions as follows:

				
Main conference papers 	 	Registration deadline: 10 November	
				Submission deadline: 15 November
Research notes and Demos	Registration deadline: 01 December	
				Submission deadline: 06 December
Student workshop		Deadline: 15 November
Tutorials			Deadline: 15 November
Workshops			Deadline: 01 October


*** FURTHER INFORMATION ****

EACL03:				http://www.conferences.hu/EACL03/
EACL:				http://www.eacl.org
EACL03 Student Workshop		http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/conf/eacl03-student/


*** ORGANISATION ****

Programme Co-Chairs		Ann Copestake (United Kingdom)
				Jan Hajic (Czech Republic)
Research notes and Demos Chair Alberto Lavelli (Italy)
Tutorial Chair			Dan Cristea (Romania)
Publication Chair		Patrick Paroubek (France)
Workshop Chair			Steven Krauwer (The Netherlands)
Student workshop Chair		EACL Student Board (M. Gabsdil, 
				J. Hockenmaier, J. Herring)

Local Organisation Chair: Ferenc Kiefer (Hungary)



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Announcement:

Satellite workshop at ICPhS XV in Barcelona 2003

"Intonation in language varieties - AM approaches"

Sunday 3rd August 2003, Universitat de Barcelona

This workshop will give researchers an opportunity to discuss and
evaluate the application of Autosegmental-Metrical approaches to the
intonation of language varieties. It is anticipated that focus groups
for a small number of languages for which such varietal study has been
undertaken will work on a number of common themes, as indicated below,
both prior to and at the workshop. The morning session of the workshop
will be given over to language-based guided group discussion of these
and other emergent themes. The afternoon session will consist of a
report-back session, a small number of invited plenary addresses on
central themes, and general discussion.

More details of the workshop and fuller descriptions of the themes can 
be obtained at: 
http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/icphs/intonation_in_varieties.html

Further details (cost, etc.) will be posted to that website as they 
become available.

Themes:
*	Determination of phonological categories
*	Systemic vs realisational differences
*	Intonational hierarchy
*	Stress
*	Rhythm

Researchers interested in contributing to this workshop should contact
Paul Warren (paul.warrenvuw.ac.nz) by February 15th 2003 at the
latest, giving details of the language (and variety or varieties of
that language) forming the focus of their research. 

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Dr Paul Warren Senior Lecturer School of Linguistics and Applied
Language Studies Victoria University of Wellington Wellington New
Zealand

http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals

phone office: +64 4 463 5631
admin. assist. + 64 4 463 5600
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