LINGUIST List 19.2660
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Mon Sep 01 2008
Calls: General Ling,Text/Corpus Ling/Australia; General Ling/India
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1. Michael
Haugh,
Workshop on Designing the Australian National Corpus
2. Rajat
Mohanty,
The Seventh GLOW in Asia Conference 2009
Message 1: Workshop on Designing the Australian National Corpus
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Date: 31-Aug-2008
From: Michael Haugh <m.haughgriffith.edu.au>
Subject: Workshop on Designing the Australian National Corpus
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Full Title: Workshop on Designing the Australian National Corpus
Date: 04-Dec-2008 - 05-Dec-2008
Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Contact Person: Michael Haugh
Meeting Email: m.haughgriffith.edu.au
Web Site: http://sf08.hcsnet.edu.au/summerfest08/workshops/australiancorpus
Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics; General Linguistics; Language
Documentation; Text/Corpus Linguistics
Subject Language(s): English (eng)
Call Deadline: 15-Sep-2008
Meeting Description:
A number of countries have developed 'national corpus' exercises, gathering
large bodies of linguistic data that support a wide variety of research
activities. Australia doesn't have one -- this workshop aims to change that.
Call for Papers
As part of SummerFest 2008, to be held at UNSW in the week of December 1st 5th
2008, HCSNet (the ARC Research Network in Human Communication) is organising a
workshop on ''Designing the Australian National Corpus''.
This workshop focuses on current developments and emerging possibilities in
corpus construction and usage for researchers working in Human Communication
Sciences. Its aim is to bring together researchers with expertise in data
representation and corpus building, as well as corpus annotation and
interrogation, in a single forum in order (1) to disseminate leading work on
corpus construction and usage to the broader research community in Australia and
thereby contribute to collective knowledge about data collection and
representation, and (2) to work towards the design and construction of an
Australian National Corpus that is innovative in exploiting the full potential
of the interface between language and technologies.
The workshop will include a keynote address by Professor Nancy Ide (Vassar
College) who is the Technical Director of the American National Corpus.
Professor Ide is the Co-Editor-in-Chief of Language Resources and Evaluation and
of the Text, Speech and Language Technology book series (Springer), and has
published widely in the areas of computational linguistics and corpus
construction. The workshop will also include keynote addresses by Professor Pam
Peters, author of the Cambridge Guide to English Usage and the Cambridge Guide
to Australian English Usage (CUP) and Director of the Dictionary Research Centre
and Style Council Centre; and Dr Steve Cassidy, co-author of Techniques in
Speech Acoustics (Kluwer) and a member of the Executive of the Australian Speech
Science and Technology Association.
Intended Audience:
The aim of the workshop is to bring together researchers with expertise in
corpus linguistics and language documentation, including those with a particular
focus on English and other languages spoken in Australia, as well those with
expertise in corpus building, corpus annotation and corpus interrogation. Those
who are users of corpora in linguistics, language technologies and other
disciplines are also warmly welcomed.
For enquiries about the workshop, contact Michael Haugh (m.haughgriffith.edu.au).
Submissions:
Submissions for presentation at the workshop are sought. Topics of interest
include but are not limited to:
- corpus linguistics
- corpus data
- web-based corpora
- linguistic and multimodal data representation
- audio(visual) text transcription
- language documentation
- corpus interrogation
- corpus annotation
- corpus design and construction
- language data ethics
- corpus-based research
Submission Format:
To submit a paper for presentation at the workshop, you'll first need to login
to the site using your HCSNet username and password (you will need to join
HCSNet if you are not already a member). Then submit a title and 250-word
abstract here or via the HCSNet Event Submissions item on the menu at left:
http://sf08.hcsnet.edu.au/summerfest08/workshops/australiancorpus
Important Dates:
Abstract submission deadline Monday 15th September
Notification of acceptance Monday 29th September
Online registration opens Tuesday 16th September
Online registration closes Tuesday 11th November
Workshop Thursday 4th and Friday 5th December
Message 2: The Seventh GLOW in Asia Conference 2009
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Date: 30-Aug-2008
From: Rajat Mohanty <glowasia.infogmail.com>
Subject: The Seventh GLOW in Asia Conference 2009
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Full Title: The Seventh GLOW in Asia Conference 2009
Short Title: GLOW in Asia 2009
Date: 25-Feb-2009 - 28-Feb-2009
Location: Hyderabad, India
Contact Person: K.A. Jayaseelan
Meeting Email: glowasia.infogmail.com
Web Site: http://www.efluniversity.ac.in/glowasia
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics
Call Deadline: 01-Nov-2008
Meeting Description:
The English and Foreign Languages University (EFL-U)(formerly Central Institute
of English and Foreign Languages (CIEFL)), Hyderabad, India is pleased to
announce that we shall be hosting 'The Seventh GLOW in Asia Conference 2009', an
international event of Generative Linguistics, February 25-27, 2009. The
objective of the conference is to bring together researchers in generative
linguistics on a platform where they can present their ongoing research.
Call of Papers
Theme of the Conference:
The conference theme is ''Universals and Variation''. Papers dealing with all
the core areas of linguistics are welcome: Phonology, Morphology, Syntax,
Semantics, Language Acquisition and Psycholinguistics.
Structure of the Conference:
The main conference will be on 25-27 February 2009 (3 days); this will have
invited and selected paper presentations. The main conference will be followed
by a one-day workshop on Language Acquisition, on February 28, 2009; this will
consist of only invited paper presentations.
Confirmed Keynote and Invited Speakers:
Keynote speakers (Main conference):
Guglielmo Cinque (Università di Venezia)
Veneeta Dayal (Rutgers University)
Invited speakers (Main conference):
George N. Clements (CNRS, Paris)
Probal Dasgupta (Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata)
C.-T. James Huang (Harvard University)
Paul Kiparsky (Stanford University)
Heejeong Ko (Seoul National University)
Anoop Mahajan (University of California at Los Angeles)
Mamoru Saito (Nanzan University)
Wei-tien Dylan Tsai (National Tsing Hua University)
Moira Yip (University College, London)
Important Dates:
Abstract Submission deadline: November 01, 2008
Notification of Acceptance: December 15, 2008
Early-bird Registration: January 25, 2009
Conference dates: February 25-27, 2009
Workshop date: February 28, 2009
Submission Details:
We invite only electronic submissions of Abstracts. All submissions are subject
to blind review for GLOW in Asia 2009. Abstracts submitted for review should
represent original, unpublished research, and should not have been submitted to
any other conference taking place before or during the time period of GLOW in
Asia 2009. Each author may submit a maximum of one abstract for a single-author
paper and one for a joint paper. Abstracts should be anonymous, and should not
exceed two A4-size pages in length (including data and references), and should
be single-spaced and in 12 point Times New Roman font. The title of the paper
should appear at the top of the first page of the abstract. Only abstracts in
.pdf file format are accepted.
For online submission please visit:
http://www.efluniversity.ac.in/glowasia/id21.htm
Conference Registration Details:
All the participants are requested to register for GLOW in Asia Conference 2009.
The registration fee details are given below:
Early-bird Registration Deadline: January 25
Full fee: INR 5000 (USD 120)
Student fee: INR 2,500 (USD 60)
Fee for Students from SAARC countries: INR 800
After January 25
Full fee: INR 6000 (USD 140)
Student fee: INR 3000 (USD 70)
Fee for Students from SAARC countries: INR 1000
No registration fee is required for the post-conference workshop for registered
participants of the GLOW in Asia VII conference.
Questions and Queries:
For any clarification, please visit http://www.efluniversity.ac.in/glowasia
or mail to: |
Program Committee:
K A Jayaseelan (Chair)
R Amritavalli
K G Vijayakrishnan
P Madhavan
Tapas Shankar Ray
Hemalatha Nagarajan
Rajat Kumar Mohanty
Contact Address:
GLOW in Asia 2009
Department of Linguistics and Contemporary English
School of Language Sciences
The English and Foreign Languages University
(formerly Central Institute of English and Foreign Languages (CIEFL))
Hyderabad-500 605, India
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