Welcome to the 10th Global WordNet Conference – GWC 2019!

Proceedings are available from the CLARIN-PL repository: http://hdl.handle.net/11321/718

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GWC 2019 The 10th Global WordNet Conference 23 – 27 July, 2019 Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, Poland							Caption:	New/Enhanced Resources	Ontology	Linking to Wiki
								Applications	Annotations	Events
								Embeddings	Wordnet(s)	Lexical Semantics
	7/23/2019 (Tuesday)		7/24/2019 (Wednesday)		7/25/2019 (Thursday)		7/26/2019 (Friday)		7/27/2019 (Saturday)
	New/Enhanced Resources				Applications				Wordnet(s)
9:00	Opening		Invited speaker Simon Krek	Lexicography meets Linguistic Linked (Open) Data	Szymon Rutkowski, Piotr Rychlik and Agnieszka Mykowiecka	Estimating senses with sets of lexically related words for Polish word sense disambiguation	Thierry Declerck, Melanie Siegel and Dagmar Gromann	OntoLex as a possible Bridge between WordNets and full lexical Descriptions	Tomasz Naskręt	A collaborative system for building and maintaining wordnets.
9:30	Joanna Ut-Seong Sio and Luis Morgado Da Costa	Building the Cantonese Wordnet			Loïc Vial, Benjamin Lecouteux and Didier Schwab	Sense Vocabulary Compression through the Semantic Knowledge of WordNet for Neural Word Sense Disambiguation	Eric Kafe	Fitting Semantic Relations to Word Embeddings	Diptesh Kanojia, Kevin Patel, Malhar Kulkarni, Pushpak Bhattacharyya and Gholemreza Haffari	Utilizing Wordnets for Cognate Detection among Indian Languages
10:00	Laura Slaughter, Luis Morgado Da Costa, So Miyagawa, Marco Büchler, Amir Zeldes, Hugo Lundhaug and Heike Behlmer	The Making of Coptic Wordnet	Coffee		Mohamed Ali Batita and Mounir Zrigui	The Extended Arabic WordNet: a Case Study and an Evaluation using a Word Sense Disambiguation System	Bolette Sandford Pedersen, Sanni Nimb, Ida Rørmann Olsen and Sussi Olsen	Merging DanNet with Princeton Wordnet	Francis Bond, Arkadiusz Janz, Marek Maziarz and Ewa Rudnicka	Testing Zipf’s meaning-frequency law with wordnets as sense inventories
10:30	Coffee		Hugo Gonçalo Oliveira and Alexandre Rademaker	Fast developing of a Natural Language Interface for a Portuguese WordNet: Leveraging on Sentence Embeddings	Coffee		Coffee		Coffee
	New/Enhanced Resources		Embeddings		Applications		Events		Linking to Wiki
11:00	Khuyagbaatar Batsuren, Amarsanaa Ganbold, Altangerel Chagnaa and Fausto Giunchiglia	Building the Mongolian WordNet	Filip Klubička, Alfredo Maldonado, Abhijit Mahalunkar and John Kelleher	Synthetic, yet natural: Properties of WordNet random walk corpora and the impact of rare words on embedding performance	Francis Bond, Arkadiusz Janz and Maciej Piasecki	A Comparison of Sense-level Sentiment Scores	Seohyun Im	Semi-automatic Annotation of Event Structure, Argument Structure, and Opposition Structure to WordNet by Using Event Structure Frame	Finn Årup Nielsen	Danish in Wikidata lexemes
11:30	Marissa Griesel, Sonja Bosch and Mampaka Lydia Mojapelo	Thinking globally, acting locally – Progress in the African Wordnet Project	Yu-Hsiang Tseng and Shu-Kai Hsieh	Augmenting Chinese WordNet semantic relations with contextualized embeddings	Itziar Gonzalez-Dios and German Rigau	Textual genre based approach to use WordNet in language-for-specific-purpose classroom as dictionary	Łukasz Kobyliński and Michał Wasiluk	Deep Learning in Event Detection in Polish	Kiril Simov, Petya Osenova, Laska Laskova, Ivajlo Radev and Zara Kancheva	Aligning the Bulgarian BTB WordNet with the Bulgarian Wikipedia
12:00	Natalia Loukachevitch and Anastasia Gerasimova	Linking Russian Wordnet RuWordNet to WordNet	Castle Excursion with lunch		Tomasz Jastrząb and Grzegorz Kwiatkowski	Enriching Keywords Database UsingWordnets – a Case Study	Csaba Veres	Making Sense of schema.org with WordNet	Antoni Oliver	Aligning Wikipedia with WordNet: a review and evaluation of different techniques
12:30	Lunch				Lunch		Lunch		Lunch
	New/Enhanced Resources				Applications		Ontology		Lexical Semantics
14:00	Verginica Mititelu and Maria Mitrofan	Leaving No Stone Unturned When Identifying and Classifying Verbal Multiword Expressions in the Romanian Wordnet			Colin Lualdi, Jack Hudson, Christiane Fellbaum and Noah Buchholz	Building ASLNet, A Wordnet for American Sign Language	Javier Álvez, Itziar Gonzalez-Dios and German Rigau	Commonsense Reasoning Using WordNet and SUMO: a Detailed Analysis	Tsvetana Dimitrova and Valentina Stefanova	On Hidden Semantic Relations between Nouns in WordNet
14:30	Agnieszka Dziob, Maciej Piasecki and Ewa Rudnicka	plWordNet 4.1 – a Linguistically Motivated, Corpus-based Bilingual Resource			Jumi Sarmah, Shikhar Kumar Sarma and Anup Kumar Barman	Development of Assamese Rule based Stemmer using WordNet	Jan Kocoń, Arkadiusz Janz, Monika Riegel, Małgorzata Wierzba, Artur Marchewka, Agnieszka Czoska, Damian Grimling, Barbara Konat, Konrad Juszczyk, Katarzyna Klessa and Maciej Piasecki	Propagation of emotions, arousal and polarity in WordNet using Heterogeneous Structured Synset Embeddings	Kyoko Kanzaki and Hitoshi Isahara	Towards linking synonymous expressions of compound verbs to Japanese WordNet
15:00	John P. McCrae, Alexandre Rademaker, Francis Bond, Ewa Rudnicka and Christiane Fellbaum	English WordNet 2019 — An Open-Source WordNet for English			Eva Huber and Erhard Hinrichs	Including Swiss Standard German in GermaNet	Özge Bakay, Begüm Avar and Olcay Taner Yıldız	Comparing Sense Categorization Between English PropBank and English WordNet	Ahti Lohk, Heili Orav, Kadri Vare, Francis Bond and Rasmus Vaik	New Polysemy Structures in Wordnets Induced by Vertical Polysemy
15:30	Coffee				Coffee		Coffee		Closing
	New/Enhanced Resources				Embeddings		Annotations
16:00	Svetlozara Leseva and Ivelina Stoyanova	Enhancing Conceptual Description through Resource Linking and Exploration of Semantic Relations			Elena Irimia, Maria Mitrofan and Verginica Mititelu	Evaluating the Wordnet and CoRoLa-based Word Embedding Vectors for Romanian as Resources in the Task of Microworlds Lexicon Expansion	Bilge Nas Arıcan, Özge Bakay, Begüm Avar, Olcay Taner Yıldız and Özlem Ergelen	English-Turkish Parallel Semantic Annotation of Penn-Treebank
16:30	Ewa Geller, Michał Gajek, Agata Reibach and Zuzanna Łapa	Applicability of Wordnets in Lexical Borrowing Studies			Natalia Loukachevitch and Ekaterina Parkhomenko	Using Distributional Similarities for Thesaurus Check up	Alexandre Rademaker, Bruno Cuconato, Alessandra Cid, Alexandre Tessarollo and Henrique Andrade	Completing the Princeton Annotated Gloss Corpus Project
17:00	Elżbieta Hajnicz and Tomasz Bartosiak	Connections between the semantic layer of Walenty valency dictionary and PlWordNet			Pia Sommerauer, Antske Fokkens and Piek Vossen	Towards interpretable, data-derived distributional meaning representations for reasoning: A dataset of properties and concepts	Ilya Azerkovich	Using Thesaurus Data to Improve Coreference Resolution for Russian
17:30	Valeria de Paiva and Alexandre Rademaker	Portuguese Manners of Speaking			Ruben Branco, João Rodrigues, Chakaveh Saedi and António Branco	Assessing Wordnets with WordNet Embeddings	Business Meeting
17:45	Kishore Kashyap, Shikhar Kr Sarma and Kumari Sweta	Spoken WordNet
18:00	Francis Bond and Arthur Bond	GeoNames Wordnet (geown): extracting wordnets from GeoNames			Jean-Philippe Bernardy and Aleksandre Maskharashvili	Two experiments for embedding Wordnet hierarchy into vector spaces
18:15	Francis Bond	OMW/CILI			[18:30] Csaba Veres	Visualising WordNet Embeddings: some preliminary results
19:00	Welcome Drink&Snack (Riverside Tavern at the University Campus)				Boat trip and banquet (a banquet on the boat)

 

This is an opportunity for researchers and developers to present and discuss their latest results on the development, enrichment and exploitation of wordnets for various languages around the world. This conference is hosted by the Language Technology Research Group G4.19 at Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, Poland and the Global WordNet Association.

Registration

• Registration form
• May 14th 2019 – Registration open
• Online registration will be open until July 15th 2019.
• We will also accept on site registration (cash: 250 USD).
• Registration includes membership in the Global WordNet Association.

Fees:

• 200USD for regular participants – early bird registration (till June, 14th)
• 220USD for regular participants – late registration (from June 15th till July 15th)
• 160USD for students and participants from countries with little funding
• 260 USD for non-profit institutional
• 360 USD for profit corporate

Details for bank transfer:

Politechnika Wroclawska
Bank: Santander Bank Polska S.A.
SWIFT CODE: WBKPPLPPXXX
Transfer Title: GWC19 Name Surname
Account number: PL77 1090 2402 0000 0001 4198 2280

Participants fees cover:

• coffee breaks
• GWA registration (incl. required membership for two years)
• welcome drinks on the first conference day
• a boat trip to the city centre, guided old town tour and a banquet
• excursion on the second conference day and a lunch during the excursion. We plan a visit to the Książ castle: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ksi%C4%85%C5%BC>

Call for Papers

We invite submissions with original contributions addressing, but not limited to, the topics listed below. Proposals for tutorials are welcome as well.

Conference Topics

1. Lexical semantics and meaning representation
* Critical analysis and applications of lexical and semantic relations
* Proposed new relations
* Definitions, semantic components, co-occurrence and frequency statistics
* Word and Sense Embeddings
* Necessity and completeness issues
* Ontology and wordnet
* Other lexicographical and lexicological questions pertaining to wordnet-style meaning representation
* Wordnets and Linked Open Data (LOD)

2. Architecture of lexical databases
* Language independent and language dependent components
* Integration of multi-wordnets in research infrastructures (like CLARIN) and LT networks (like META-NET)

3. Tools and Methods for wordnet development
* User and Data entry interfaces
* Methods for constructing, extending and enriching wordnets

4. Applications of wordnet
* Word sense disambiguation
* Machine translation
* Information extraction and retrieval
* Document structuring and categorisation
* Automatic hyperlinking
* Language pedagogy
* Psycholinguistic applications

5. Standardization, distribution and availability of wordnets and wordnet tools

Submissions will fall into one of the following categories (page limits exclude references):
* long papers: 8 pages max, 30 minutes presentation
* short papers: 5 pages max; 15 minutes presentation
* project reports: 5 pages max., 10 minutes presentation
* demonstrations : 5 pages max, with an additional 3 pages screen dumps or images; 20 minutes presentation

Submissions should be anonymous and any identifying information must be removed. Authors must state the preferred category, though acceptance may be subject to change in the category of the presentation, e.g. a long paper submission may be accepted as a short paper.

Final papers should be submitted in electronic form (PDF only).

Papers must be submitted to the EasyChair website:
GWA 2019 Easy Chair site: https://easychair.org/my/conference.cgi?welcome=1%3Bconf=gwc2019

The format of the paper is in ACL format (PDF):
ACL 2010 paper formats: http://acl2010.org/authors_final.html

Proceedings

Proceedings are available from the CLARIN-PL repository: http://hdl.handle.net/11321/718

Programme

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GWC 2019 The 10th Global WordNet Conference 23 – 27 July, 2019 Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, Poland							Caption:	New/Enhanced Resources	Ontology	Linking to Wiki
								Applications	Annotations	Events
								Embeddings	Wordnet(s)	Lexical Semantics
	7/23/2019 (Tuesday)		7/24/2019 (Wednesday)		7/25/2019 (Thursday)		7/26/2019 (Friday)		7/27/2019 (Saturday)
	New/Enhanced Resources				Applications				Wordnet(s)
9:00	Opening		Invited speaker Simon Krek	Lexicography meets Linguistic Linked (Open) Data	Szymon Rutkowski, Piotr Rychlik and Agnieszka Mykowiecka	Estimating senses with sets of lexically related words for Polish word sense disambiguation	Thierry Declerck, Melanie Siegel and Dagmar Gromann	OntoLex as a possible Bridge between WordNets and full lexical Descriptions	Tomasz Naskręt	A collaborative system for building and maintaining wordnets.
9:30	Joanna Ut-Seong Sio and Luis Morgado Da Costa	Building the Cantonese Wordnet			Loïc Vial, Benjamin Lecouteux and Didier Schwab	Sense Vocabulary Compression through the Semantic Knowledge of WordNet for Neural Word Sense Disambiguation	Eric Kafe	Fitting Semantic Relations to Word Embeddings	Diptesh Kanojia, Kevin Patel, Malhar Kulkarni, Pushpak Bhattacharyya and Gholemreza Haffari	Utilizing Wordnets for Cognate Detection among Indian Languages
10:00	Laura Slaughter, Luis Morgado Da Costa, So Miyagawa, Marco Büchler, Amir Zeldes, Hugo Lundhaug and Heike Behlmer	The Making of Coptic Wordnet	Coffee		Mohamed Ali Batita and Mounir Zrigui	The Extended Arabic WordNet: a Case Study and an Evaluation using a Word Sense Disambiguation System	Bolette Sandford Pedersen, Sanni Nimb, Ida Rørmann Olsen and Sussi Olsen	Merging DanNet with Princeton Wordnet	Francis Bond, Arkadiusz Janz, Marek Maziarz and Ewa Rudnicka	Testing Zipf’s meaning-frequency law with wordnets as sense inventories
10:30	Coffee		Hugo Gonçalo Oliveira and Alexandre Rademaker	Fast developing of a Natural Language Interface for a Portuguese WordNet: Leveraging on Sentence Embeddings	Coffee		Coffee		Coffee
	New/Enhanced Resources		Embeddings		Applications		Events		Linking to Wiki
11:00	Khuyagbaatar Batsuren, Amarsanaa Ganbold, Altangerel Chagnaa and Fausto Giunchiglia	Building the Mongolian WordNet	Filip Klubička, Alfredo Maldonado, Abhijit Mahalunkar and John Kelleher	Synthetic, yet natural: Properties of WordNet random walk corpora and the impact of rare words on embedding performance	Francis Bond, Arkadiusz Janz and Maciej Piasecki	A Comparison of Sense-level Sentiment Scores	Seohyun Im	Semi-automatic Annotation of Event Structure, Argument Structure, and Opposition Structure to WordNet by Using Event Structure Frame	Finn Årup Nielsen	Danish in Wikidata lexemes
11:30	Marissa Griesel, Sonja Bosch and Mampaka Lydia Mojapelo	Thinking globally, acting locally – Progress in the African Wordnet Project	Yu-Hsiang Tseng and Shu-Kai Hsieh	Augmenting Chinese WordNet semantic relations with contextualized embeddings	Itziar Gonzalez-Dios and German Rigau	Textual genre based approach to use WordNet in language-for-specific-purpose classroom as dictionary	Łukasz Kobyliński and Michał Wasiluk	Deep Learning in Event Detection in Polish	Kiril Simov, Petya Osenova, Laska Laskova, Ivajlo Radev and Zara Kancheva	Aligning the Bulgarian BTB WordNet with the Bulgarian Wikipedia
12:00	Natalia Loukachevitch and Anastasia Gerasimova	Linking Russian Wordnet RuWordNet to WordNet	Castle Excursion with lunch		Tomasz Jastrząb and Grzegorz Kwiatkowski	Enriching Keywords Database UsingWordnets – a Case Study	Csaba Veres	Making Sense of schema.org with WordNet	Antoni Oliver	Aligning Wikipedia with WordNet: a review and evaluation of different techniques
12:30	Lunch				Lunch		Lunch		Lunch
	New/Enhanced Resources				Applications		Ontology		Lexical Semantics
14:00	Verginica Mititelu and Maria Mitrofan	Leaving No Stone Unturned When Identifying and Classifying Verbal Multiword Expressions in the Romanian Wordnet			Colin Lualdi, Jack Hudson, Christiane Fellbaum and Noah Buchholz	Building ASLNet, A Wordnet for American Sign Language	Javier Álvez, Itziar Gonzalez-Dios and German Rigau	Commonsense Reasoning Using WordNet and SUMO: a Detailed Analysis	Tsvetana Dimitrova and Valentina Stefanova	On Hidden Semantic Relations between Nouns in WordNet
14:30	Agnieszka Dziob, Maciej Piasecki and Ewa Rudnicka	plWordNet 4.1 – a Linguistically Motivated, Corpus-based Bilingual Resource			Jumi Sarmah, Shikhar Kumar Sarma and Anup Kumar Barman	Development of Assamese Rule based Stemmer using WordNet	Jan Kocoń, Arkadiusz Janz, Monika Riegel, Małgorzata Wierzba, Artur Marchewka, Agnieszka Czoska, Damian Grimling, Barbara Konat, Konrad Juszczyk, Katarzyna Klessa and Maciej Piasecki	Propagation of emotions, arousal and polarity in WordNet using Heterogeneous Structured Synset Embeddings	Kyoko Kanzaki and Hitoshi Isahara	Towards linking synonymous expressions of compound verbs to Japanese WordNet
15:00	John P. McCrae, Alexandre Rademaker, Francis Bond, Ewa Rudnicka and Christiane Fellbaum	English WordNet 2019 — An Open-Source WordNet for English			Eva Huber and Erhard Hinrichs	Including Swiss Standard German in GermaNet	Özge Bakay, Begüm Avar and Olcay Taner Yıldız	Comparing Sense Categorization Between English PropBank and English WordNet	Ahti Lohk, Heili Orav, Kadri Vare, Francis Bond and Rasmus Vaik	New Polysemy Structures in Wordnets Induced by Vertical Polysemy
15:30	Coffee				Coffee		Coffee		Closing
	New/Enhanced Resources				Embeddings		Annotations
16:00	Svetlozara Leseva and Ivelina Stoyanova	Enhancing Conceptual Description through Resource Linking and Exploration of Semantic Relations			Elena Irimia, Maria Mitrofan and Verginica Mititelu	Evaluating the Wordnet and CoRoLa-based Word Embedding Vectors for Romanian as Resources in the Task of Microworlds Lexicon Expansion	Bilge Nas Arıcan, Özge Bakay, Begüm Avar, Olcay Taner Yıldız and Özlem Ergelen	English-Turkish Parallel Semantic Annotation of Penn-Treebank
16:30	Ewa Geller, Michał Gajek, Agata Reibach and Zuzanna Łapa	Applicability of Wordnets in Lexical Borrowing Studies			Natalia Loukachevitch and Ekaterina Parkhomenko	Using Distributional Similarities for Thesaurus Check up	Alexandre Rademaker, Bruno Cuconato, Alessandra Cid, Alexandre Tessarollo and Henrique Andrade	Completing the Princeton Annotated Gloss Corpus Project
17:00	Elżbieta Hajnicz and Tomasz Bartosiak	Connections between the semantic layer of Walenty valency dictionary and PlWordNet			Pia Sommerauer, Antske Fokkens and Piek Vossen	Towards interpretable, data-derived distributional meaning representations for reasoning: A dataset of properties and concepts	Ilya Azerkovich	Using Thesaurus Data to Improve Coreference Resolution for Russian
17:30	Valeria de Paiva and Alexandre Rademaker	Portuguese Manners of Speaking			Ruben Branco, João Rodrigues, Chakaveh Saedi and António Branco	Assessing Wordnets with WordNet Embeddings	Business Meeting
17:45	Kishore Kashyap, Shikhar Kr Sarma and Kumari Sweta	Spoken WordNet
18:00	Francis Bond and Arthur Bond	GeoNames Wordnet (geown): extracting wordnets from GeoNames			Jean-Philippe Bernardy and Aleksandre Maskharashvili	Two experiments for embedding Wordnet hierarchy into vector spaces
18:15	Francis Bond	OMW/CILI			[18:30] Csaba Veres	Visualising WordNet Embeddings: some preliminary results
19:00	Welcome Drink&Snack (Riverside Tavern at the University Campus)				Boat trip and banquet (a banquet on the boat)

Practical Information

Conference Information

Date

23 – 27 July, 2019

Venue

The WUST Congress Centre (D20)
Address:
Janiszewskiego 8
(in the vicinity of Grunwaldzki Square)

Map: https://goo.gl/maps/iW7QUdJ4tKmBrJSq7

Accomodation

T-15 University dormitory

address: ul. Wittiga 6, 51-628 Wrocław

Rooms:

Single room (a bathroom and kitchen shared with another single room), no breakfast 85 PLN

To book, contact GWC organisers.

Payment:

Bank transfer (on the basis of pro-forma invoice issued by the University if needed)

Card payment on-site (the invoice will be sent after the end of the stay)

Card payments will be possible between 7.30 a.m. till 3.30 p.m.

Reception open 24/7

 

Hotels:

Radisson Blu Hotel – a 5-star hotel

https://www.radissonblu.com/en/hotel-wroclaw

address: Purkyniego St. 10

Reservations:

Tel.: +48 71 375 00 26
Tel.: +48 71 375 00 37
Fax.: +48 71 375 00 75
Email: reservations.wroclaw@radissonblu.com

Rooms:

Single – 390 PLN per night, breakfast included

Double for single use – 420 PLN per night, breakfast included

Contact the hotel directly and give GWC 2019 as a password

We have pre-booked 30 rooms. The pre-booking will be held till June 22^nd. Later the rooms can be booked depending on their availability.

 

John Paul II hotel – a 4-star hotel

http://www.hotel-jp2.pl/en/

address: św. Idziego St. 2

Reservations

e-mail: hotel@hotel-jp2.pl

tel./fax (+48 71) 327 14 00

Rooms:

Single – 230 PLN per night, breakfast included (there are only 6 rooms of this type)

Double for single use – 270 PLN per night, breakfast included

Double used by two people – 340 PLN per night, breakfast included

Contact the hotel directly and give GWC 2019 as a password

We have pre-booked 28 rooms. The pre-booking will be held till July 10th. Later the rooms can be booked depending on their availability.

 

Local Information

About Wrocław

• https://visitwroclaw.eu/en

Logistics

Wrocław has an international airport, with good connections all over the world: Paris, Zurich, Munich, Brussel, Copenhagen, Tel Aviv, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Warsaw, Lisbon, Madrid, London, Rome, Kyiv, Oslo, Stockholm, Dublin, Edinburgh.

Thanks to comfort road and rail infrastructure, Wroclaw is easily accessible from European metropolises: Berlin (295 km), Dresden (231 km), Prague (217 km), Vienna (326 km), Bratislava (330 km) ), Kraków (236 km) and Warsaw (301 km).

Public transport in Wrocław supports connections between the railway station and the airport and The Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (the airport-WUST: 50 minutes, the railway station – WUST: 20 minutes).

Transport within the city

http://airport.wroclaw.pl/en/passager/getting-here/by-bus/

The airport – Wrocław University of Science and Technology (WUST):

Shuttle bus (Wro Airport Express) runs every hour (tickets sold by a bus driver; cash or card payment). It goes to Plac Dominikański stop (‘Dominikański square’) located in the very city centre where it is possible to switch to public transport (lines 2, 4, 10, 33 or D) running towards WUST (Plac Grunwaldzki stop – ‘Grunwaldzki square’).

Municipal transport: day line 106 and night line 206; departures every 15 min, going to the railway and bus station.

Ticket machines in every bus and tram, payment only via bank card. To get to WUST you need to change to lines 145, 146, 149, 9, 0L – during the day; 250, 255, 259 – at night.

Tickets can also be bought in ticket machines at selected bus and tram stops – you can pay by card and by cash: Ticket sales points.

Taxi and car rental in the front of the airport terminal (taxi fare amounts to circa 60-70 zł from the airport to WUST.)

http://taxi.net.pl/zamow-taxi/

http://www.ztp.pl/kontakt

https://www.rentalcars.com/AirportLandingPage.do

 

Important Dates

• November 30 – 1st Call for Papers
• December 21 – 2nd Call for Papers
• February 22 – Final Call for Papers
• April 8* – Deadline paper submission
• May 8* – Notification of paper acceptance
• May 14 – Registration opens
• June 28 – Deadline author registration, final version paper
• July 23 – 27 – Conference

*new dates

Conference Chairs

• Piek Vossen
• Christiane Fellbaum

Organizing Committee

• Maciej Piasecki
• Ewa Rudnicka
• Jan Wieczorek

Contact

• Ewa Rudnicka – ewa.rudnicka@pwr.edu.pl
• Maciej Piasecki – maciej.piasecki@pwr.edu.pl