LINGUIST List 14.3288

Sat Nov 29 2003

Confs: Computational Ling/Netherlands

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1. w.j.heeringa, Progress in Dialectometry

Progress in Dialectometry 

Date: 09-Jan-2004 - 09-Jan-2004
Location: Groningen, Netherlands
Contact: Wilbert Heeringa
Contact Email: w.j.heeringalet.rug.nl 
Meeting URL: http://www.let.rug.nl/~heeringa/dialectology/workshop

Linguistic Sub-field: General Linguistics, Computational Linguistics

Meeting Description:

We would like to invite everybody who is interested in issues related
to dialectometry to feel free to come to this workshop. Among other, a
paper is given by Prof. Hans Goebl (Austria, Salzburg), who is is the
foremost authority on measuring dialect differences in the world. Dear
linguists,

On january 9, 2004 the workshop

PROGRESS IN DIALECTOMETRY

will be held at the University of Groningen, Faculty of Arts (Harmonie
Building), Groningen.

We would like to invite everybody who is interested in issues related
to dialectometry to feel free to come to this workshop. It is a free
workshop with a varied programme. It also offers a great possibility
to meet with other people interested in dialectometry as well as to
get first-hand information on current research in various areas of
(computational) dialectology. Papers are given by Wilbert Heeringa,
Prof. Hans Bennis, Sjef Barbiers, Prof. Georges de Schutter, Charlotte
Gooskens, Prof. John Nerbonne, Prof. Hermann Niebaum, Prof. Hans Goebl
and Edgar Haimerl. Prof. Goebl is the foremost authority on measuring
dialect differences in the world.

More information about this workshop can be found at:

http://www.let.rug.nl/~heeringa/dialectology/workshop

For registration of this free workshop go to Registration. For more
information about how to get to the Harmonie Building of the
University of Groningen go to Travel information. For further
questions do not hesitate to contact Wilbert Heeringa:
w.j.heeringalet.rug.nl

Sincerely yours,

Wilbert Heeringa
University of Groningen
Faculty of Arts
Humanities Computing