Subject: Re: InfoReq: Request for assistance / CAT project
From: John Hutchins <J.Hutchins@uea.ac.uk>
To: elsnet-list@cogsci.ed.ac.uk
Cc: elsnet-list@let.ruu.nl
Date: Mon, 16 Mar 1998 10:10:38 +0000 (GMT)
Dear Mr Feder,
You may be interested in the activities of the European
Association for Machine Translation (see attached.)
John Hutchins
16 March
On Fri, 06 Mar 1998 15:55:59 -0100 Marcin Feder wrote:
% From: Marcin Feder <mafe@friko3.onet.pl>
% Date: Fri, 06 Mar 1998 15:55:59 -0100
% Subject: InfoReq: Request for assistance / CAT project
% To: elsnet-list@let.ruu.nl
%
% Dear Sirs,
% I am a PhD student at the School of English at Adam
% Mickiewicz University in Poznaq. My field of interest is
Translation
% Studies and I intend to take computer assisted translation
(CAT) as
% the major field of my PhD research. I am, thus, interested
in all
% kinds of computer tools assisting translator and
interpreter in his
% work and I would also like to devote some attention to
translation
% software,machine translation systems and banks of
terminology.
%
% I would like, therefore, to ask for your assistance in
completing my
% project. I would be grateful if you could supply me with
information
% on the above subject, or, if that is not possible, direct
me to
% institutions and publications that would be of help to me.
I am also
% interested whether you publish or possess any
comprehensive
% bibliographies on the subject and how to obtain them. I am
also
% interested in the possibilities of obtaining evaluation
copies of
% translation software or gaining access to machine
translation systems.
%
% My regular mailing address is:
% Marcin Feder
% Os. Zwyciestwa 20/40
% 61-649 Poznan
% Poland
%
% I am looking forward to establishing fruitful co-operation
with you.
%
% Yours Faithfully
%
% Marcin Feder M. A. (Mr)
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THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION
(EAMT)
What is the EAMT?
The European Association for Machine Translation (EAMT)
is an organization which serves the growing community
of people interested in MT and translation tools,
including users, developers, and researchers of this
increasingly viable technology.
The EAMT is one of three regional associations of the
International Association for Machine Translation (IAMT),
which counts a large number of members worldwide. The
EAMT is the only organization of its kind in Europe.
Five reasons you should join the EAMT
1. Conferences and Workshops
Every two years, the IAMT organizes the MT Summit,
a unique conference dedicated to the world of
translation technology that alternates between
Europe, North America, and Japan. In 1995, the
MT Summit was held in Luxembourg; in 1997, it took
place in San Diego, California; in 1999, it will
be in Singapore. In years when the Summit is not
being held in Europe, the EAMT organizes an annual
workshop on some facet of MT, sometimes in conjunction
with another event. EAMT members can attend IAMT-
sponsored events at reduced rates.
2. Expertise and networking
The EAMT is an excellent way to learn more about
the practical aspects of MT. MT is still an imperfect
technology and its members have a lot of collective
wisdom to share about the use of MT in working
environments. Through the EAMT, you may be able to
reach people who have "been there before."
3. MT News International
Together with its sister associations, the EAMT
publishes a lively and informative newsletter,
MT News International, three times a year. It
includes news of upcoming events, reports from
previous events, company and product news, and
updates of research developments. In short, MTNI
is an excellent source of information on the
world of MT.
4. Other publications
The IAMT regularly produces publications which
are available to members at reduced rates, such
as conference proceedings, a directory of MT
systems and a "yellow-pages" of the members of the
MT Community.
5. Bibliographic service
The EAMT offers a bibliographic service to its
members. For a nominal amount, members can order
photocopies of articles on MT from a wide range
of publications in the EAMT archives.
For general information about the EAMT: eamt@cst.ku.dk
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