| ELSNET's HLT Roadmap
 
Roadmap actionsOne of the items on ELSNET's agenda for the period 2000-2002 is to
      develop views on and visions of the longer term future of the field of
      language and speech technologies and neighbouring areas, also called
      ELSNET's Road Map for Human Language Technologies. As a first step in this
      process, ELSNET's Research Task group has organized a series of internal
      and open workshops with a number of prominent researchers an developers
      from our community. ELSNET's roadmap will take the shape of a dynamically updated
      datastructure that reflects our visions of the future. In a
      background document we explain our
      approach to roadmapping. You will find the roadmap in its present state on
      http://elsnet.dfki.de  This is Version 2.1 of the Human Language Technologies (HLT) roadmap
      system. It is built using Macromedia Flash. To view the roadmaps, both
      your computer and browser have to support Flash and you might have to
      install the Flash plugin which should be available from your browser's
      plugin page. Additionally for best viewing your desktop has to be set to a
      resolution of 1024x768 pixels. The HLT roadmaps can be viewed in other
      resolutions; this, however, is not recommended.  The HLT roadmap system has been successfully tested with the following
      web browsers: Mozilla, Netscape Communicator 6 and 7, Microsoft Internet
      Explorer 5, 5.5 and 6 and Apple Safari 1.0. All other browsers might not
      work correctly with the HLT roadmap system; preferrably, one of the tested
      browsers listed above should be used.  Workshops and other related eventsThe First Roadmap Workshop (Katwijk, November 2000)The Second Roadmap Workshop (Toulouse, July 2001)
      Open workshop in conjunction with ACL/EACL 2001 in Toulouse (F), with
        special focus on Knowledge ManagementWorkshop overviewSecond Roadmap report (PDF),
        edited by Dorothee and Andreas Eisele  The Third Roadmap Workshop (Santiago de Compostela, September 2001)
      Open workshop in conjunction with the
        MT Summit in Santiago de
        Compostela (ES), with special focus on Machine TranslationWorkshop overview The Fourth Roadmap Workshop (Keihanna, March 2002)
      Open workshop in conjunction with the
        TMI 2002 conference
        in Keihanna (Japan), with special focus on Machine TranslationWorkshop overviewWorkshop report The Fifth Roadmap Workshop (Las Palmas, June 2002)
      Open workshop in conjunction with
        LREC 2002 in
        Las Palmas (Canary Islands, ES), with special focus on Multimodal
        Resources and EvaluationWorkshop overview The Sixth Roadmap Workshop (Taiwan, September 2002)The Seventh Roadmap Workshop (Berlin, October 2002)DeepThought Roadmap Workshop (Berlin, Febnruary 2003)(Towards) a Roadmap for Controlled Translation (Dublin, May 2003)
      Invited talk by Steven Krauwer at the International Conference on
        Controlled-Language Translation (EAMT-CLAW
          2003)Powerpoint summary International Roadmap for Language Resources (Paris, August 2003)
      Workshop organised in Paris by ELSNET and ENABLER (originally planned
        for ACL 2003 in Sapporo but moved to Europe because of the SARS problem)Workshop overview Towards a Roadmap for Speech Technology (Geneva, Sepember 2003)A Multilingual Europe -- Can we Really Handle This? (Czeske Budejovice,
    September 2003)
      Invited talk by Steven Krauwer at TSD 2003 in Czeske BudejovicePowerpoint summary (PDF) The Basic Language Resource Kit (BLARK) as the First Milestone for the
    Language Resources Roadmap (Moscow, October 2003)
      Invited talk by Steven Krauwer at SPECOM
          2003 in MoscowFull paper (in PDF) Future Directions (Paris, November 2003)
      Panel sponsored by ELSNET at LangTech
          2003 in ParisPresentations by David Nahamoo, Roger Moore, Alex Waibel and Steven
        Krauwer Speculating on the Future for Automatic Speech Recognition (Virgin
    Islands, December 2003)
      An ELSNET sponsored Survey of Attendees by Roger Moore at the
        IEEE ASRU Workshop in the Virgin
        IslandsPowerpoint summary (in PDF)    
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