
Deadline for submissions expired on February 18, 2015
Program Committees now notified all speakers..
The keynote will be give by Intel’s Loïc Dufresne de Virel: To XLIFF or Not to XLIFF?
Authors who were invited to present will be able to update their submissions until end of May 2015.
On June 2-3, 2015, LocWorld Berlin 2015 will co-host the 4th FEISGILTT.
For details on FEISGILTT and the events details please look here.
FEISGILTT 2015 will comprise three main tracks:
- 6th International XLIFF Symposium Call for active participation details displayed below
- “Content Analytics meets Localization” Call for active participation details displayed below
- Federated Track On LocWorld pre-conference day This federated track does not have its separate call for participation. High impact submissions from the XLIFF and CAL tracks will be promoted to the Federated Track by the program committees.
Paper submissions (and presentations uploads) for all tracks are through EasyChair.
There is only one public link for the whole FEISGILTT conference:
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=feisgiltt2015
After logging in (creating a free account or using an existing EasyChair account) you will need to select either the XLIFF or the CAL track. Please refer to track requirements details first.
and it will be BIG not only due to its official collocation with LocWorld, Berlin 2015! BUT chiefly because XLIFF 2.0 has become an OASIS standard last summer. The standard is also being proposed to ISO and many key players are working on robust XLIFF 2.0 implementations. The support for the brand new standard has seen a jump start since the pioneering implementations were documented in spring 2014. XLIFF TC is busy adding new advanced features in the XLIFF 2.1 edition. Let’s come and discuss all this in Berlin!
Also this year, the traditionally successful XLIFF Symposium will be for the third time integrated as a Track in FEISGILTT, the peer reviewed Federated Event dedicated to Interoperability Standardization in Globalization, Internationalization, Localization, and Translation Technologies. FEISGILTT and hence XLIFF Symposium are collocated with the leading industry conference in the Localization space, Localization World.
The Symposium builds on success of the 1st and 2nd XLIFF Symposia which were both held in Europe, 1st as LRC XV preconference, the 2nd at TM Europe 2011, the 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 5.5th Symposia were collocated with LocWorld in Seattle 2012, London 2013, Dublin 2014, and Vancouver 2014 respectively.
We have introduced the following active participation formats:
- Academic Paper
- Interoperability Showcase (demo)
- Case Study
- Panel Discussion
- Poster
See detailed submission requirements below.
We would welcome proposals pertaining but not limited to the following topics:
Hot topics
- XLIFF Object Model
- XLIFF in JSON
Implementing XLIFF 2.x
- XLIFF 2.0 Support
- Building XLIFF 2.0 Support in XLIFF 1.2 capable tools and frameworks
- Experiences from implementing XLIFF 2.x
- Feedback to XLIFF 2.0 core and module features
- Reference Implementations and Statements of Use for XLIFF 2.1
- Experimental implementations of XLIFF 2.1
- Proposals of XLIFF 2.x modules
Interoperability with other standards
- ITS in XLIFF
- ITS 2.0 as an XLIFF 2.0 extension -> ITS 2.0 as a XLIFF 2.1 module
- XLIFF & TBX
- XLIFF & TMX
- XLIFF & ULI segmentation
- XLIFF and localization process management
- XLIFF and management of memory and terminology matches
Applied XLIFF
- Who is XLIFF for?
- Turnkey Transitioning from XLIFF 1.x to 2.0
- Applied XLIFF: Profiling and Subsetting of XLIFF 2.0 and still 1.x
- XLIFF beyond description: Creative or Unexpected XLIFF Use Cases
If you are interested in the above topics and have knowledge and experience to share with your peers, potential and existing clients, suppliers, and other industry experts, please save the dates and submit a proposal for active participation at the 6th XLIFF Symposium.
Please submit your proposals here:
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=feisgiltt2015
There is only one public link for the whole FEISGILTT conference. For XLIFF Symposium, please choose the XLIFF Track.
All submissions will be peer reviewed and proceedings will be published.
The deadline for submitting proposals is February 18, 2015 and we shall be contacting potential speakers and panelists during March 2014. Call for papers is now open.
The Program Committee (Scientific Committee):
- Bryan Schnabel (XLIFF TC Chair, Tektronix)
- David Filip (XLIFF TC Secretary and Editor, CNGL/Adapt)
- Jesús Torres del Rey (University of Salamanca)
- Joachim Schurig (Lionbridge)
- Lucía Morado Vázquez (University of Geneva, Switzerland )
- Peter Reynolds (TM Europe, Kilgray)
- Asanka Wasala (Localisation Research Centre)
For information on the conference, please visit https://locworld.com/events/locworld28-berlin-2015/, and for information on the XLIFF Technical Committee and standard please visit http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=xliff.
We look forward to seeing you in Berlin.
Sincerely,
David Filip and Bryan Schnabel
With this track, we aim to gather current and potential users of content analytics, a set of technologies to make use of large amounts of unstructured, often textual content. We want to discuss the role standardized formats such as ITS 2.0 can play in multilingual content analytics, as well as the role of the growing amount of freely available knowledge resources represented as multilingual linked data.
We have introduced the following active participation formats:
- Academic Paper
- Interoperability Showcase (demo)
- Case Study
- Panel Discussion
- Poster
See detailed submission requirements below.
We would welcome proposals pertaining but not limited to the following topics:
- Building bridges between localization and linked data
- Linked data and the bridge to the (XML) markup world
- The role of standardized formats
- Markup RDF conversion approaches (e.g. NIF) and connected issues
- Linked data and ITS 2.0 use cases
- Use cases for content analytics in localization workflows
- Localization resources for content analytics
- Linguistic linked data
- Legal aspects of working with linked data
- CMS APIs for i18n, l10n and target language publishing
- CMS integration for upstream terminology management
- Integrating web-based CAT into CMS platforms
- Integrating i18n checkers into CMS content authoring
- Translation crowd-sourcing and CMS platforms
- Open source reference implementations for i18n and l10n standards
- Inline markup transforms for i18n and l10n
- Interoperability solutions to harvesting parallel text from the multilingual web
- Open APIs to machine translation services
- Open SMT training services
- Interoperable MT and text analytic confidence scores
- Applications of Linked Open Data in i18n and l10n
- Interoperable quality assurance measures
- Creating, organizing, sharing and storing content and data
- Discovering and extracting multilingual information
- Subsetting and profiling interchange formats for real time use
- [Other (please describe within your abstract)]
If you are interested in the above topics and have knowledge and experience to share with your peers, potential clients, suppliers, and other industry experts, please save the dates and submit a proposal for active participation in the “Content Analytics meets Localization” Track.
Please submit your proposals here:
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=feisgiltt2015
There is only one public link for the whole FEISGILTT conference. For the “Content Analytics meets Localization” Track, please choose CAL.
All submissions will be peer reviewed and proceedings will be published.
The deadline for submitting proposals is February 18, 2015, NOON PDT and we shall be contacting potential speakers and panelists during March 2015. Call for papers is now open.
The Program Committee Chairs:
- Felix Sasaki (DFKI, W3C Fellow)
- Dave Lewis (CNGL/Adapt, Trinity College Dublin)
- David Filip (CNGL/Adapt, University of Limerick)
For information on the conference, please visit [top_page], and for information on the ITS 2.0 standard and related issues please visit http://www.w3.org/International/its/wiki/Main_Page.
We look forward to seeing you in Berlin.
On behalf of the track Program Committee,
Felix Sasaki, Dave Lewis, and David Filip