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Notes from the Workshop on Orthographic and Phonetic Transcription at the 1992 International Conference on Spoken Language Processing Banff, Alberta, Canada October 12-16, 1992 Notes from the 1992 ICSLP Workshop on Orthographic and Phonetic Transcription are now available through anonymous ftp. The Workshop was organized by Margot Peet, The MITRE Corporation, and Ron Cole, Oregon Graduate Institute. The Workshop goals were to agree on areas where community-wide conventions are needed, to identify and document current work, and to establish a means of future communication and continued cooperation. The session leaders mentioned below presented the workshop with a brief overview of the nature of the problem in each area, and a sketch of the state of the art and issues and challenges. Workshop members then convened into four breakout groups. Notes of the breakout group discussions are being provided to attendees who signed up to receive copies of the notes. The Workshop notes were compiled by the scribes and leaders of the four breakout groups: Session Topic: Spontaneous Speech Session Leader: Maxine Eskenazi, LIMSI, France Session Scribe: David Novick, Oregon Graduate Institute Session Topic: Dictionary Baseforms/Multi-language Orthography Session Leaders: Caroline Huang, Dragon Systems, Inc. Beatrice Oshika, Portland State University Session Scribe: Karen Ward, Oregon Graduate Institute Session Topic: IPA/Phonetic Transcription Session Leader: John Ohala, Univ. of California, Berkeley Session Scribe: John Esling, University of Victoria Session Topic: Prosody Session Leader: Kim Silverman, NYNEX Session Scribe: Nancy Daly, MIT A ascii text file of the Workshop notes can be obtained by anonymus ftp from: %ftp cse.ogi.edu Name: anonymous Password: [your name] ftp> cd pub ftp> cd tech-reports ftp> cd icslp-workshop ftp> get icslp-notes ftp> quit A hard copy may be obtained by surface mail by sending your address to vincewMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuecse.ogi.edu.