LINGUIST List 18.1504
Wed May 16 2007
Calls: General Ling/ USA; Computational Ling/France
Editor for this issue: Ania Kubisz
<anialinguistlist.org>
Directory
1. Nick
Pendar,
Technology for Second Language Learning
2. Chantal
Enguehard,
Terminology and Artificial Intelligence
Message 1: Technology for Second Language Learning
Date: 16-May-2007
From: Nick Pendar <pendariastate.edu>
Subject: Technology for Second Language Learning
Full Title: Technology for Second Language Learning Short Title: TSLL
Date: 21-Sep-2007 - 22-Sep-2007 Location: Ames, Iowa, USA Contact Person: Yoo Ree Chung Meeting Email: yrchungiastate.edu by May 21, 2007. Acceptances will be sent by June 1, 2007.
Message 2: Terminology and Artificial Intelligence
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Date: 16-May-2007
From: Chantal Enguehard <chantal.engueharduniv-nantes.fr>
Subject: Terminology and Artificial Intelligence
Full Title: Terminology and Artificial Intelligence Short Title: TIA'2007
Date: 08-Oct-2007 - 09-Oct-2007 Location: Sophia Antipolis (06), France Contact Person: Rose Dieng Meeting Email: tia2007sophia.inria.fr Web Site: http://www-sop.inria.fr/acacia/tia2007/index-en.html
Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics
Call Deadline: 01-Jun-2007
Meeting Description For more than a decade, the TIA group has studied the large field of terminological questions, confronting and combining various disciplines: Linguistics, Natural Language Processing, Artificial Intelligence, Information Sciences, Knowledge Engineering, etc. Knowledge is memorised and transmitted in documents. In scientific or technical fields (medicine, aeronautics, education, etc), terms play an important role in ensuring the precision of information. The rise of the internet and globalisation have increased the sharing of written documents between cultures and thus, between languages, but also between fields. This phenomenon creates new problems which emerge when exogenic knowledge is appropriated by a community gathered around a topic. TIA 2007 will be particularly focused on the migration of terms which can be understood as the passage from a language to another, from a domain to another, from an application to another, or as an evolution through time. The problem which underlies this question is the instability of terms and has been left unconsidered in order to give precedence to the needs for standardization. Communications may tackle theoretical questions or consider methodological aspects. Interdisciplinary studies which stress the possible convergences and co-operations between various disciplines around terminological questions are particularly welcome.
Format of Submissions Papers, in French or English, will not have to exceed 10 pages in Times 12, simple spacing, that is to say approximately 3000 words, figures, including examples and references. They will have to contain, on a separated page, the following elements: - name(s) of author(s) - affiliation(s), addresses, fax and e-mail - title of the tender - 5 to 10 keywords in French or in English - abstract in English (300 words maximum) - abstract in French (300 words maximum)
It is possible to directly submit a poster communication (4 to 6 pages).
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