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iut-nantes.univ-nantes.fr>~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~- Final CFP : DEADLINE March 23, 1998 ~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~-~!~|~!~- First Workshop on Computational Terminology COMPUTERM'98 WHEN: August 15, 1998 (immediately following ACL/COLING-98) WHERE: University of Montreal, Montreal (Quebec, Canada) DESCRIPTION The workshop will provide a forum to bring together researchers from the fields of computational linguistics, terminology, automated translation, information retrieval and lexicography who share an interest in computational aspects of terminology processing: acquisition, extraction, indexing, machine-aided thesaurus building, dictionary construction, etc. The aim of the workshop is to stimulate the exchange of innovative ideas and results of diverse aspects of automatic term processing in order to bridge the gap between these fields. TOPICS The topics of the workshop include (but are not limited to): - Construction of terminology resources - Semi- or automatic acquisition of terms - Semi- or automatic acquisition of conceptual knowledge - Thesaurus construction and maintenance - Use of terminology resources (term banks, thesauri, specialized lexicons,...) - Terms in information retrieval (stemming, automatic indexing, query expansion, ...) - Multi-lingual terminological resources for cross-language IR - Terminology management in machine-aided translation - Terminology and NLP (parsing, tagging, text understanding, generation,...) - Terminology processing for other applications SUBMISSIONS Only hard-copy submissions will be accepted. Authors should submit six (6) copies of their full-length paper (3500-5000 words). Submissions should be sent: Didier Bourigault Laboratoire de Linguistique Informatique Universite Paris XIII Avenue J.-B. Clement F-93430 Villetaneuse France Style Files and Templates for Preparing Submissions http://coling-acl98.iro.umontreal.ca/Styles.html The official language of the Conference is English. However, papers can also be submitted in French. The final version of the papers will be accompanied by two long abstracts in two different languages. All the presentation at the workshop will be given in English. IMPORTANT DEADLINES Submission Deadline: March 23, 1998 Notification Date: May 15, 1998 Camera ready copy due: June 15, 1998 SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Khurshid Ahmad (University of Surrey, UK) Sophia Ananiadou (Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UK) Peter Anick (Digital Equipment Corporation, USA) Teresa Cabre (University Pompeu Fabra, Barcelone, Spain) Ken Church (AT&T Labs Research, USA) Anne Condamines (CNRS, Toulouse, France) Bruce Croft (University of Massachusetts, USA) Ido Dagan (Bar Ilan University, Israel) Beatrice Daille (IRIN Nantes, France) Pascale Fung (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong) Eric Gaussier (Xerox Research Centre Europe, France) Gregory Grefenstette (Xerox Research Centre Europe, France) Stephanie Haas (University of North Carolina, USA) Benoit Habert (LIMSI & ENS Fontenay-St Cloud, France) Ulrich Heid (Universitaet Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany) Kyo Kageura (NACSIS, Tokyo, Japan) Judith Klavans (Columbia Univesity, USA) Robert Krovetz (NEC Research Institute, USA) Robert Losee (University of North Carolina, USA) Ingrid Meyer (University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada) Jian-Yun Nie (University of Montreal, Montreal, Canada) Padmini Srinivasan (The University of Iowa, USA) Tomek Strzalkowski (General Electric Company, USA) Evelyne Tzoukermann (Bell Labs Innovations, Lucent Technologies, USA) Richard Wojcik (Boeing Company, USA) Pierre Zweigenbaum (AP-HP & Universite Paris 6, France) ORGANIZERS Didier Bourigault (CNRS and Universite Paris XIII, Paris, France) Christian Jacquemin (LIMSI/CNRS, France) Marie-Claude L'Homme (Universite de Montreal, Montreal, Canada) EMAIL CONTACT mailto:dbMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
uibk.ac.at>First Call for Papers TKE '99 Communicating into 2000 5th International Congress on Terminology and Knowledge Engineering Innsbruck (Austria) 24-28 August 1999 organized by Association for Terminology and Knowledge Transfer (GTW) International Information Centre for Terminology (Infoterm) International Network for Terminology (TermNet) Objectives of the Congress On behalf of the Association for Terminology and Knowledge Transfer - Gesellschaft fur Terminologie und Wissenstransfer (GTW) we are pleased to announce the 5th International Congress on Terminology and Knowledge Engineering TKE '99 which will be held on the campus of the University of Innsbruck, Austria, between 24-28 August, 1999. In continuation of the first four TKE Congresses in Trier (1987 and 1990), Cologne (1993) and Vienna (1996), TKE'99 will address world-wide interests in the interdisciplinary methods of Terminology Science, Information Science and Computer Science. It should furthermore help achieve the "universal availability of information and knowledge" via computerized methods and tools, open new horizons for more efficient applications based upon this integration of methodologies and elicit the interest and participation of experts working in the fields that are gradually drawing nearer from the point of theory and methodology such as - Terminology research - Knowledge engineering - Language engineering - Computational philosophy - Classification theory - Information & documentation - Computer-assisted instruction/learning - Computerized terminography - Specialized translation - Technical writing We welcome submission of papers describing substantial, original and unpublished research contributions in these fields. TKE '99 will be divided into 8 sections concentrating on the following areas of research: 1. Knowledge Theory and Terminology 2. Knowledge Data Management 3. Multimedia and Terminology 4. Language Engineering and Terminology 5. Documentation and Terminology 6. World Wide Web and Terminology 7. Multilingualism and Terminology 8. Specialist Communication and Terminology Authors will be asked to identify the sections to which their submission corresponds. Contributions that do not fall into any of the above areas but are nevertheless relevant to the field are also welcome. The working language of the Congress is English. This refers to the written contributions as well as to their oral presentation. Authors are asked to provide an abstract (approx. 2 pages) of their papers to the programme organizer by 15 October 1998, at the latest. The title page is to show the title of the paper, the author's name, address, phone number and fax number, and the section to which he/she is planning to contribute. The abstracts should be sent preferably by e-mail (peter.sandriniMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue