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EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE: JUNE 30, 2005
Interspeech 2005 / Eurospeech
September 4--8, 2005
Lisbon, Portugal
www.interspeech2005.org
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
ISCA, together with the Interspeech 2005 - Eurospeech organizing
committee, would like to encourage participation in the upcoming
conference.
Interspeech 2005 - Eurospeech is the 9th biennal conference of the
International Speech Communication Association (ISCA) and the sixth in
the annual series of Interspeech events, after Beijing, Aalborg,
Denver, Geneva and Jeju.
This year's theme is "Ubiquitous Speech Processing", a long-term goal
for this new millenium, which is also the topic of the panel of our
4th and last plenary session. The conference follows the typical
format of Interspeech events, with parallel oral and poster sessions,
and a first Tutorial Day program featuring six in-depth tutorials from
world-class experts in their field.
The conference will be held September 4-8 in Lisbon, Portugal, at
Centro Cultural de Belem, located in the city's most renowned historic
area, next to the Jeronimos Monastery and facing the river
Tagus. Perched on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, Lisbon is a city
like no other. The city center is a buzzing grid of grand streets with
all the trappings of any other Western European city, but also
rumbling old trams, antiquated funiculars and elevators that help
negotiate Lisbon's steep hills.
The Technical Program will include parallel oral and poster sessions,
totaling 781 papers, selected from 1261 regular full paper
submissions. Additionally, it will include 10 Special Sessions on new,
emerging areas of interest to the spoken language processing
community.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
- Monday 5th: ISCA Medalist
- Tuesday 6th: Fernando Pereira, Univ. Pennsylvania, USA
Title: Linear Models for Structure Prediction
- Wednesday 7th: Elizabeth Shriberg, SRI and ICSI, USA
Title: Spontaneous Speech:
How People Really Talk, and Why Engineers Should Care
TUTORIALS:
Tutorials for Interspeech'2005 will be held on Sunday, September 4th,
organized by internationally recognized experts in their fields. The
idea behind the tutorials is to provide an overview of the topic as
well as to bring to light the recent developments in fields concerning
spoken language processing.
- Languages for Developing Multimodal Applications
James A. Larson
- VoIP Technologies and Speech Applications
Gerald Karam and Giuseppe Di Fabbrizio
- Usability Theory and Practice in Speech Interaction System Design
Fang Chen and Kristiina Jokinen
- Visions, Technology and Business of Conversational Machines
Mazin Gilbert and Roberto Pieraccini
- Forensic Speech Science
Anders Eriksson and Andrzej Drjgajlo
- Building Synthetic Voice
Alan Black
OTHER EVENTS:
- Monday 5th: Opening Ceremony
Welcome Reception (Cloisters)
- Tuesday 6th: ISCA SIG Meeting
Student Reception
Scientific Review Committee Reception (Castle)
- Wednesday 7th: Panel - Towards a SIG on Iberian Languages
Chair: Nestor Yoma
Panel - History of Speech Technology
Chairs: Janet Baker & Patri J. Pugliese
Panelists: Gunnar Fant, Jim Flanagan,
Hiroya Fujisaki, Joseph Mariani, Louis Pols
ISCA General Assembly
Banquet
- Thursday 8th: Panel - Ubiquitous Speech Processing
Chair: Roger K. Moore
Panelists: Alex Acero, Jordan Cohen,
Paul Dalsgaard and Sadaoki Furui
Closing Session / History of Fado
ACCOMMODATION:
A large number of rooms has been reserved in several hotels. Hotel
booking can be done through the travel agency Viagens Abreu, by
completing the Hotel Reservation Form (see website) and returning with
payment, no later than June 30th.
For further information: www.interspeech2005.org
or send email to info@interspeech2005.org
Organizer:
L2F - Spoken Language Systems Laboratory, INESC ID Lisboa
Rua Alves Redol, 9 - 1000-029 Lisbon - Portugal
Phone:+351 213100268 Fax: +351 213145843 www.l2f.inesc-id.pt
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