ISA-18 (@LREC 2022, Marseille)
ISA-17 (@IWCS 2021, online)
ISA-16 (@LREC 2020, virtual)
ISA-15 (Gothenburg, 2019)
ISA-14 (Santa Fe (NM), 2018)
ISA-13 (Montpellier, 2017)
ISA-12 (Portoroz, 2016)
ISA-11 (London, 2015)
ISA-10 (Reykjavik, 2014)
ISA-9 (Potsdam, 2013)
ISA-8 (Pisa, 2012)
ISA-7 (Istanbul, 2012)
ISA-6 (Oxford, 2011)
ISA-5 (Hong Kong, 2010)
ISA-4 (Tilburg, 2009)
ISA-3 (Marina del Rey, 2008)
ISA-2 (Tilburg, 2007)
ISA-1 (Tilburg, 2005)
Welcome to ISA-19, the Nineteenth Workshop on Interoperable Semantic Annotation. This is the 2023 edition of a series of joint workshops of the ACL Special Interest Group on Computational Semantics (SIGSEM) and ISO TC 37/SC 4 (Language Resources) WG 2: Semantic annotation.
These workshops bring together researchers who produce or consume annotations of semantic information as expressed in text, speech, gestures, graphics, video, images, and in multiple modalities combined. Examples of semantic annotation include the markup of events, time, space, dialogue acts, discourse relations, semantic roles, coreference, quantification, visualisation and motion, and people and objects participating in activities and events. The ISO organization pursues the establishment of standardised annotation methods and representation schemes for these and related areas, in support of the creation of interoperable semantic resources.
The ISA workshops provide a forum for researchers to identify and discuss challenges in effective manual or automatic semantic annotation, and to critically examine and compare new and existing approaches and frameworks.
09:00 | Opening | Session 1 | |
09:10 | Elizabeth Spaulding, Kathryn Conger, Anatole Gershman, Rosario Uceda-Sosa, Susan Windisch-Brown, James Pustejovsky, Peter Anick and Martha Palmer: | The DARPA Wikipedia Overlay Wikidata as an ontology for natural language processing | |
9.45: | Maria Todorova: | Semantic annotation of common lexis verbs of contact in Bulgarian | |
10:10 | Coffee break | Session 2 | 10:40 | Min Dong and Alex Fang: | Appraisal Theory and the annotation of speaker-writer engagement |
11:15 | Johannes Heinecke and Maria Boritchev: | metAMoRphosED: A graphical editor for Abstract Meaning representations | |
11:35 | Carla Sökefeld, Melanie Andresen, Johanna Binnewitt, and Heike Zinsmeister: | Personal Noun Detection for German | |
11:55 | Krzysztof Hwaszcz, Marcin Oleksy, Aleksandra Domogała, and Jan Wieczorek: | Applying ISO 24617-2 on a cusp of languages | |
12:15 | End of morning sessions | ||
12:30 | Lunch break | Session 3 | |
14:00 | Andy Lücking: | Towards Referential Transparent Annotations of quantified noun phrases | |
14:20 | Harry Bunt: | The compositional semantics of QuantMl annotations | |
15:00 | Tea break | Session 4 | |
15:30 | Kiyong Lee, Nikhil Krishnaswamy, and James Pustejovsky: | An abstract specification of VoxML as an annotation language | |
16:05 | Corbyn Terpstra, Ibrahim Khebour, Mariah Bradford, Brett Wisniewski, Nikhil Krshnaswamy and Nathaniel Blanchard: | How good is automatic segmentation as a multimedia discourse annotation aid? | |
16:25 | Closing | ||
16:30 | ISO TC 37 / SC 4/ WG 2 | Meeting of ISO Working Group on semantic annotation |
Registration is through the IWCS 2023 registration site.
The ISA-19 workshop is hosted by the IWCS 2023 conference in Nancy, France, see the IWCS 2023 conference website.
For any questions contact the workshop chair, harry.bunt@tilburguniversity.edu