Workshop on Computational Models of Spatial Language
Interpretation and Generation (CoSLI-2)

In conjunction with CogSci 2011
  Boston, USA, 20-23 July

Invited Speaker for CoSLI-2 is Kenny Coventry
 

Following on from the Workshop on Computational Models of Spatial Language Interpretation at Spatial Cognition 2010 in Portland Oregon, the CoSLI-2 workshop is to be held in Boston on the 20th of July.

The main objective of the CoSLI-2 workshop is to foster computational formalisms and approaches for interpreting or generating spatial language that take into account cognitive, functional, or embodiment criteria in modeling. In particular, this year’s workshop theme is "Function in Spatial Language: From evidence to execution", and we welcome in particular any contributions which aim to address the issues of modeling function or pragmatic features in spatial language interpretation or generation. More generally, the workshop also welcomes contributions that address symbolic and embodied spatial language  interpretation and generation.

The proceedings are available at http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-759 .