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INTERSPEECH Events

Introduction

ISCA organizes an annual conference, INTERSPEECH. This brings together two previous series of biennial international conferences: EUROSPEECH, the European Conference on Speech Communication and Technology, and ICSLP, the International Conference on Spoken Language Processing. Since 2000, both conferences have been under the common label INTERSPEECH. The first INTERSPEECH event was ICSLP 2000, which took place in 2000, in Beijing, China, also co-sponsored by ISCA. Previous EUROSPEECH conferences were held in 1989 in Paris (France); 1991 in Genoa (Italy); 1993 in Berlin (Germany); 1995 in Madrid (Spain); 1997 in Rhodes (Greece); 1999 in Budapest (Hungary); 2001 in Aalborg (Denmark); 2003 in Geneva (Switzerland); and 2005 in Lisbon (Portugal). ICSLP conferences, coordinated by the Permanent Council for the Organization of International Conferences on Spoken Language Processing (PC-ICSLP), were held in 1990 in Kobe (Japan); in 1992 in Banff (Canada); 1994 in Yokohama (Japan); 1996 in Philadelphia (USA); 1998 in Sydney (Australia); 2000 in Beijing (China); 2002 in Denver (USA); 2004 in Jeju (Korea); and 2006 in Pittsburgh (USA).

INTERSPEECH conferences include papers on all the scientific and technological aspects of Speech. More than 1.000 participants from all over the world attend the conference and more than 700 papers are presented in oral and poster sessions. Several satellite workshops and a Scientific and Industrial Exhibition highly enrich the conferences' content. Interspeech conferences may be held in any country, although they generally should not occur in the same continent in two consecutive years. The next INTERSPEECH conferences will be held in 2007 in Antwerp (Belgium), 2008 in Brisbane (Australia) and 2009 in Brighton (UK).

If you are interested in organizing an INTERSPEECH conference yourself, please contact Tanja Schultz
A set of guidelines has been prepared for INTERSPEECH organizers and a budget template is available. For purposes of promotion, high-resolution ISCA logos (opening in a new window) are available for download.

For a list of the past INTERSPEECH, EUROSPEECH, and ICSLP conferences, see the ISCA archive.

Do you want to order Proceedings of previous ISCA Workshops or Conferences? Please click here.

Forthcoming INTERSPEECH Events

INTERSPEECH 2009
Brighton, U.K., September 6-10, 2009
Chair : Roger Moore, Sheffield University
10^th INTERSPEECH event

INTERSPEECH 2010
Makuhari, Japan, September 26-30, 2010
Chair : Keikichi Hirose, The University of Tokyo
11^th INTERSPEECH event

INTERSPEECH 2011
Florence, Italy, August 27-31, 2011
Chair : Piero Cosi, Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie della Cognizione, Sede di Padova "Fonetica e Dialettologia"
12^th INTERSPEECH event

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	INTERSPEECH Events Introduction Forthcoming Conferences (INTERSPEECH Events) Other forthcoming conferences Past Interspeech organizers Introduction ISCA organizes an annual conference, INTERSPEECH. This brings together two previous series of biennial international conferences: EUROSPEECH, the European Conference on Speech Communication and Technology, and ICSLP, the International Conference on Spoken Language Processing. Since 2000, both conferences have been under the common label INTERSPEECH. The first INTERSPEECH event was ICSLP 2000, which took place in 2000, in Beijing, China, also co-sponsored by ISCA. Previous EUROSPEECH conferences were held in 1989 in Paris (France); 1991 in Genoa (Italy); 1993 in Berlin (Germany); 1995 in Madrid (Spain); 1997 in Rhodes (Greece); 1999 in Budapest (Hungary); 2001 in Aalborg (Denmark); 2003 in Geneva (Switzerland); and 2005 in Lisbon (Portugal). ICSLP conferences, coordinated by the Permanent Council for the Organization of International Conferences on Spoken Language Processing (PC-ICSLP), were held in 1990 in Kobe (Japan); in 1992 in Banff (Canada); 1994 in Yokohama (Japan); 1996 in Philadelphia (USA); 1998 in Sydney (Australia); 2000 in Beijing (China); 2002 in Denver (USA); 2004 in Jeju (Korea); and 2006 in Pittsburgh (USA). INTERSPEECH conferences include papers on all the scientific and technological aspects of Speech. More than 1.000 participants from all over the world attend the conference and more than 700 papers are presented in oral and poster sessions. Several satellite workshops and a Scientific and Industrial Exhibition highly enrich the conferences' content. Interspeech conferences may be held in any country, although they generally should not occur in the same continent in two consecutive years. The next INTERSPEECH conferences will be held in 2007 in Antwerp (Belgium), 2008 in Brisbane (Australia) and 2009 in Brighton (UK). If you are interested in organizing an INTERSPEECH conference yourself, please contact Tanja Schultz A set of guidelines has been prepared for INTERSPEECH organizers and a budget template is available. For purposes of promotion, high-resolution ISCA logos (opening in a new window) are available for download. For a list of the past INTERSPEECH, EUROSPEECH, and ICSLP conferences, see the ISCA archive. Do you want to order Proceedings of previous ISCA Workshops or Conferences? Please click here. Forthcoming INTERSPEECH Events INTERSPEECH 2009 Brighton, U.K., September 6-10, 2009 Chair : Roger Moore, Sheffield University 10^th INTERSPEECH event INTERSPEECH 2010 Makuhari, Japan, September 26-30, 2010 Chair : Keikichi Hirose, The University of Tokyo 11^th INTERSPEECH event INTERSPEECH 2011 Florence, Italy, August 27-31, 2011 Chair : Piero Cosi, Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie della Cognizione, Sede di Padova "Fonetica e Dialettologia" 12^th INTERSPEECH event Other forthcoming conferences
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