About EDILOG 2002
EDILOG was the sixth in a series of workshops that aims to
bring together researchers working on the semantics and pragmatics of
dialogues in fields such as artificial intelligence, formal semantics
and pragmatics, computational linguistics, philosophy, and psychology.
Endorsed by SIGdial
, EDILOG
attracted 104 participants from 12 different countries. There were
61 paper submissions, of which 24 were selected for presentation at
the workshop. There were 4 invited speakers, and 8 software demos
and posters.
Sponsors
We are very grateful to our sponsors for their financial support:
| The British Academy | SIRIDUS | M-PIRO | MagiCster | The University of Edinburgh |
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Local Organisation
EDILOG was organised by the Institute for
Communicating and Collaborative Systems at The University of Edinburgh.
Information about the City of Edinburgh can be found here, and a guide to
the capital of Scotland can be found here. For
further information, please contact the local organisers Margaret McMillan, Colin Matheson or Johan Bos.
Programme Committee
Johan Bos and Colin Matheson (joint
chairs), Ellen Bard, David Beaver, Susan Brennan, Jean Carletta, Robin Cooper, Mark
Core, Nissim Francez, Claire Gardent, Jonathan Ginzburg, Joris
Hulstijn, Joern Kreutel, Staffan Larsson, Alex Lascarides, Oliver
Lemon, Ian Lewin, Bill Mann, David Milward, Johanna Moore, Manfred Pinkal,
Paul Piwek, Massimo Poesio, Rob van der Sandt, Frank Schilder, Keith
Stenning, David
Traum, Enric Vallduvi, Bonnie Webber, Henk Zeevat.
Previous workshops in this series
MunDial'97
(Munich, Germany)
Twendial'98
(Enschede, The Netherlands)
Amstelogue'99
(Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Gotalog'00 (Gothenburg, Sweden)
Bidialog'01
(Bielefeld, Germany)
The next workshop in this series
DiaBruck'03 (Saarbrücken, Germany)