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Call for papers (Pisa)
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Author: zock
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1992 17:41
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Could you please be so kind and circulate this information

Thanks in advance

Michael Zock

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CALL FOR PAPERS

The Fourth European Symposium on Natural Language Generation 

Pisa - Italy

April 28-30, 1993

This workshop is the fourth in a series of biennial workshops on Natural
Language 
Generation. While the first three were held respectively in France (Abbey
of 
Royaumont), in Scotland (Edinburgh) and in Austria (Judenstein), this one
will take 
place in Italy (Pisa). Following the tradition, we would like to invite
people who 
address the issue of Natural Language Generation from such different
perspectives as 
linguistics, artificial intelligence, psychology, and engineering. 


Papers are invited on original, substantial and unpublished research on all
aspects of 
Natural Language Generation: architectures, knowledge representation and
control, user 
models, text planning, surface generation (lexical choice, determination of
syntactic 
structure), linguistically or psychologically motivated grammar formalisms,
etc. 

Contributions to the workshop will be selected on the basis of a full paper
which must 
be received by the organizers not later than January 30, 1993. Papers will
be reviewed 
by an international programme comittee. Approximately 20 papers will be
accepted for 
presentation at the workshop. Authors will be notified of acceptance by the
end of 
February 1993. 

Contributors are requested to submit three copies of the paper which should
be between 
3000 to 4000 words (exclusive of references and figures). The first page
should include 
the title, the name(s) of the author(s), a short summary and the complete
addresses 
(including fax and e-mail, if possible). Papers not meeting these
requirements will be 
rejected without refereeing. The revised version has to be received by the
organizers by 
April 10, 1993. Accepted papers will be published in the proceedings,
available as 
preprints at the workshop. 

Attendance at the workshop can be guaranteed 60 people.If there are more
participants, 
we may allow them to attend the sessions though we cannot provide board and
lodging 
The participation fee will be 150.000 Italian Lira for speakers and 200.000
Italian Lira 
for the rest of the participants This covers the expenses for the opening
cocktail, 
lunches, dinners, coffee breaks and the workshop material. Bookings must be
in by 
March 20, 1993. The organizers need to know by then who will attend the
conference 
in order to make the reservations. Double rooms cost approximately 120.000
Lira, 
single rooms are about 75.000 Italian Lira (breakfast and taxes included).
For further 
information contact the workshop organizers. 

PROGRAM CHAIRS :

Giovanni Adorni				
Dipartimento Ingegneria dell'Informazione	
University of Parma					
Viale delle Scienze					
43100 Parma, Italy					
Tel.: (+39) 521 90 57 25				
Fax: (+39) 521-90 57 23				 
E-mail:bambi@aida.eng.unipr.it	

Michael Zock
LIMSI - CNRS
BP 133
91403 Orsay Cedex, France
Tel.: (+33) 1-69 85 80 05
Fax:(+33)1-69 85 80 88
E-mail:zock@limsi.fr


LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS:

Giacomo Ferrari
Dipartimento di Linguistica
Via S.Maria 36
	56100 Pisa, Italy
Tel:(+39)50-247 73
Fax:(+39)50-441 00
E-mail: ferrari@icnucevm.cnuce.cnr.it


PROGRAM COMMITTEE:

K. deSmedt, University of Leiden, Holland 
G. Ferrari, University of Pisa, Italy
H. Horacek, University of Bielefeld, Germany
E. Hovy, ISI, University of California at San Diego, USA
D. McDonald, Content Technologies, USA  
J. Moore, University of Pittsburgh, USA 
E. Reiter, University of Edinburgh, Scotland
D.Scott, ITRI, Brighton Polytechnic, England
O. Stock, IRST, Italy

The workshop is supported by the Italian Association for Artificial
Intelligence (AI*IA)


Michael Zock
"Langage & Cognition"
LIMSI - CNRS, B.P. 133
91403 Orsay Cedex / France

Tel.: (331) 69 85 80 05
Fax:  (331) 69 85 80 88
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