Faculty of Language, Literature and Humanities - Corpus Linguistics and Morphology

The meetings will be in Eaton Hall at Tufts University, room 202. 
Coffee/lunch will be in our office, Eaton Hall 124 and the adjoining room, Eaton 123. 
Eaton Hall link (with directions):
http://campusmaps.tufts.edu/medford/?fid=m010

Tuesday night. Those of us who are already here can meet for dinner in the hotel lobby at 6:30. We are planning to go to Il Faro, 21 Main Street, medford, http://www.ilfarorestaurant.com/ (a 7 minute walk from the hotel).

Jan 13, 2010

9:15-9:45	Greg Crane & Anke Lüdeling	Introduction	Blackwell, Christopher & Crane, Greg (2009) Conclusion: Cyberinfrastructure, the Scaife Digital Library and Classics in the Digital Age. In: DHQ 3(1) Lüdeling, Anke & Zeldes, Amir (2008) Three Views on Corpora: Corpus Linguistics, Literary Computing, and Computational Linguistics. In: Jahrbuch für Computerphilologie 9, 149-178
9:45-10:30	Chris Blackwell / Casey Dué / Mary Ebbott	Homer Multitext	#
coffee break
11:00-11:45	Malte Rehbein	Text Genesis	#
11:45-12:30	Monica Berti	Fragmentary Texts and Digital Libraries	slides
lunch
1:15-2:00	Alexandra Trachsel	An Online Edition of Demetrios od Scepsis: A Case Study on Fragment 32	slides
2:00-2:45	Annette Geßner & Marco Büchler	Text Re-Use	slides   poster project description (eAqua)
coffee break
3:15-4:00	Elton Barker	The Herodotus Encoded Space-Text-Imaging Archive	HESTIA project homepage presentation
4:00-4:30	Daniel Deckers	discussant	#
short break
4:45 - 5:30	Helma Dik	Corpus Development and Morphological Disambiguation	http://cybergreek.uchicago.edu/implementingposter.pdf http://cybergreek.uchicago.edu/ImplementingGreekMorphology.pdf http://cybergreek.uchicago.edu/Bootstrapping.pdf
5:30-5:45	Greg Crane	discussant	#

Dinner at 7:30 at Frank's Steakhouse http://www.frankssteakhouse.com/.
Those of us who leave from the hotel meet in the lobby at 7.

Jan 14, 2010

9:00-9:45	Anthony Kroch	The comparative evolution of word order in French and English: a corpus-based grammatical and quantitative comparison	slides
9:45-10:30	Amir Zeldes & Anke  Lüdeling (work together with Hagen Hirschmann & Julia Richling)	Overuse/Underuse Statistics in Detecting Language Change in German	Annis 2 slides
coffee break
11:00-11:45	David Mimno	Multilingual Text Mining	#
11:45-12:30	David Smith	Syntactic Annotation and The New Million Book Project	slides
lunch break
1:15-2:00	Gerhard Heyer	Infrastructure for Classical Studies	eAqua slides
2:00-2:15	Gabriel Weaver	Semantic and Visual Encoding of Diagrams	slides
2:15-3:00	Ortwin Dally	Issues for Material Culture
coffee			#
3:30-....	Amy Friedlander, Greg Crane & Anke Lüdeling	Final Discussion,  Publications	#

Dinner at the Elephant Walk in Cambridge at 7:30 (there are several Elephant Walks, be sure to go to the one in Cambridge). Those of us who leave from the hotel meet in the lobby at 7.