[Sigdl-l] FW: [CNI-ANNOUNCE] Digital Tools Summit - Last Call for Papers
Richard Hill
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Mon Apr 10 12:18:28 EDT 2006
[Forwarded. Dick Hill
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Richard B. Hill
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Subject: [CNI-ANNOUNCE] Digital Tools Summit - Last Call for Papers
*Call for Papers*
*Deadline: * *13 April 2006*
The DTSL (Digital Tools Summit for Linguistics,
http://www.ku.edu/pri/DTSL/) is a one-time workshop on digital tools
and cyberinfrastructure development in linguistics, for language
software engineers and computational linguists, as well as linguists.
The workshop aims to facilitate new interdisciplinary collaboration to
design and create digital tools specifically for linguistic analysis,
and thereby stimulate new funding initiatives. During the workshop,
participants will prioritize and draft tools and data structures. They
will work largely in interest groups (e.g. in data annotation,
migration, visualization, and resource interoperation) and for each
interest area will prepare design sketches of and implementation plans
for at least one tool. We particularly want to address the needs of
non-technologically-oriented language researchers, simulating the
development of truly useful, stable, cross-platform, open-source tools
that are both small (e.g. Unicode conversion scripts) and large (e.g. a
modular suite of linguistic data-analysis tools) in scope.
The Summit will take place June 22-23, 2006 at Michigan State
University, in association with both the summer Linguistic Society of
America meeting (http://www.lsadc.org/info/meet-summer06-cfp.cfm) and
the E-MELD [Electronic Metastructures for Endangered Language Data]
meeting ("Tools and Standards: The State of the Art,"
http://emeld.org/workshop/2006/); DTS-L and E-MELD will meet together
on the morning of 22 June.
We encourage submissions from Indigenous/First Nations language workers
and graduate students, for whom a limited number of travel and housing
subsidies will be available, pending funding.
Selection
Participants will not submit abstracts or make individual oral
presentations of their own projects. Instead, since this summit is
based on discussions in small working groups, participants are
requested to submit *one-page issue statements*, which will form the
basis for the working group themes for the first conference day. In
these issue statements, we urge applicants to present one issue or idea
which would serve to improve linguistic scholarship. Submissions should
consider and explicate one or more of the following issues:
1. What are the most pressing needs among possible cyberinfrastructure
and/or digital tools for linguistics?
2. What are some enduring challenges in creating cyberinfrastructure
and/or digital tools for linguistics?
3. Which existing resources can be leveraged to create digital tools
for linguistics?
4. How can documentation tools make language resources (e.g. text,
lexical or morphological corpora) more readily available for
historical, typological, and other theoretical analyses?
Each issue paper must be accompanied by a short (half page or less)
biography.
*Submissions address*: pri at ku.edu <mailto:pri at ku.edu>
*Deadline*: Issue statements and
biographies are due on *13 April 2006*.
*Length*. Issue statements: one page.
Biographies: one half-page.
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