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Program At-A-Glance
Main Program
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AMTA 2008
Hilton Prince Kuhio Hotel, Waikiki, Hawai'i
Tuesday, October 21 to Saturday, October 25, 2008
Important dates:
30 June, 2008 - Final submission deadline for AMTA papers, presentations, and proposals.
1 August, 2008 - Notification to authors.
15 August, 2008 - Camera-ready copy due.
20 - 21 October, 2008 - IWSLT 2008 workshop.
21 - 25 October, 2008 - AMTA 2008 Conference.
25 October, 2008 - NIST Workshop.
25 - 27 October, 2008 - EMNLP Conference.
What's New:
April 2008:
Update: EMNLP will co-locate with AMTA, Oct 25-27
The 2008 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing EMNLP2008 will be held at the same venue as AMTA 2008,
immediately afterwards.
More information about the EMNLP Meeting is now available here.
10 March 2008:
Update: NIST Workshop Site is available
More information about the NIST Metrics MATR: The Metrics for MAchine TRanslation challenge is now available here.
14 February 2008:
Call for Papers, Presentations, and Proposals is available
We're very pleased to invite researchers and users of MT to present their experiences at AMTA2008 in Hawai'i. More information on submissions is
at the Call for Papers link on this page or in pdf format here.
18 January 2008:
NIST Workshop @ AMTA2008, Oct 25
We're very pleased to welcome NIST to join us in Hawai'i.
They're organizing Metrics MATR: The Metrics for MAchine TRanslation challenge on October 25.
4 January 2008:
LISA @ AMTA2008
We're very pleased to welcome the Localization Industry Standards Association (LISA) to join us in Hawai'i for joint programming.
27 October 2007:
Conference web page up.
IWSLT 2008 co-locates with AMTA2008, Oct 20-21
We're very pleased to welcome the International Workshop on Spoken Language Translation (IWSLT) to join us in Hawai'i.
The IWSLT 2008 workshop
will be on October 20-21.
AMTA's mission is to bring together and promote discussion between
researchers, developers, and
users of machine translation and related translation technologies.
For AMTA 2008, we are offering a wide array of up-to-date content about translation automation:
first-rate research that defines the cutting edge of future translations systems,
case studies on practical uses of current translation systems in government and industry,
panel discussions of issues that affect everyone interested in translation automation,
a showcase of current and future translation technologies and products.
in-depth tutorials on specific topics in research and use of translation automation,
specialized workshops on topics of current interest,
co-located workshops, such as the International Workshop on Spoken Language Translation,
social events to promote discussion between all of the attendees,
and many other events.
For more information, please contact:
Mike Dillinger ( president@amtaweb.org ), Conference Chair.
Submission details and other information about the conference will be available soon!
Come to join us to:
- Hear about first-rate, cutting edge MT research
- Hear how current users are solving problems by using MT
- See an exhibition and demonstration of
- commercial MT and translation tools
- research prototypes
- US government translation technology deployments
- Have fun!
president@amtaweb.org
Last updated:
28 October, 2007
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Call for Papers