DaSiC Conference
January 16, Thu, 2024, 13:45-16:45 (Online)
# For those who lives outside of Japan and have difficulty in participating real-time on Zoom due to time difference, we will prepare a video for the lightning talk of your poster presentation. Please contact me (ono.yuichi.ga(@)u.tsukuba.ac.jp) when you make a submission.
Zoomリンク
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81445033402?pwd=YFoYGy2l98SnnFlRw1XOMpRqfPVQcp.1
ミーティング ID: 814 4503 3402
パスコード: 554220
Thank you very much for your participation!
Program:
13:45-14:00: Opening Address
14:00-14:20: Lightening Talk
14:25-15:25: Poster Presentation (1)
15:30-16:30: Poster Presentation (2)
16:30-16:35: Closing
#Details will be published on January 15.
Lightening Talk
[Theoretical Linguistics]
Hyoma SUZUKi and Kazuma KIMURA, Aoyama Gakuin University (undergraduate student), University of Tsukuba (graduate student)
A Scoping Study of the Syntactic Structures of Passive and Lexical Get
Masaki YASUHARA, Ibaraki University
A Comparative Study of Transitive Anticausatives in English and Japanese
Tatsuya HASHIMOTO, University of Tsukuba
Number Agreement in Coordination
Shoichiro TAKEUCHI, University of Tsukuba
日本語のExempt Anaphor「自分」に関する一考察 ー「視点」に着目してー
Shungo IMAI, University of Tsukuba
Preliminary Considerations on Clause Boundaries: Evidence from Scrambling out of Control Sentences
[Second Language Acquisition, Applications]
Reina MOGUSHI, College of Humanities, University of Tsukuba
日本人英語学習者（JLEs）のオンライン文処理における処理方略の変化 -自動詞構造情報に着目して-
Shota KATO, Kyoto University of Foreign Studies
他動詞と⾃動詞の意味的差異−学校⽂法の改善に向けた⾔語学からのアプローチ−
Kasumi TAKAHASHI, University of Tsukuba
Acquisition of the that-trace effect by elementary Japanese learners of English
Yuka FUJII, College of Humanities, University of Tsukuba
The Impact of the Explicitness of L1 Tense and Aspect Markers on L2 Tense Acquisition: Implications for the Cline of Difficulty Hypothesis
Ayaka Obata, University of Tsukuba
中国⼈⽇本語学習者によるエッセイの⾃動評価：BERT モデルを利⽤して
Poster Presentation (1)
Room1: Masaki YASUHARA, Ibaraki University [poster]
Room2: Hyoma SUZUKi and Kazuma KIMURA [poster]
Room3: Shoichiro TAKEUCHI, University of Tsukuba [poster]
Room4: Reina MOGUSHI, College of Humanities, University of Tsukuba [poster]
Room5: Shota KATO, Kyoto University of Foreign Studies [poster]
Poster Presentation (2)
Room1: Shugo IMAI, University of Tsukuba [poster]
Room2: Tatsuya HASHIMOTO, University of Tsukuba [poster]
Room3: Kasumi TAKAHASHI, University of Tsukuba [poster]
Room4: Ayaka Obata, University of Tsukuba [poster]
Room5: Yuka FUJII, College of Humanities, University of Tsukuba [poster]
Accepted Authors (January 12)
Hyoma SUZUKi and Kazuma KIMURA, Aoyama Gakuin University (undergraduate student), University of Tsukuba (graduate student)
Masaki YASUHARA, Ibaraki University
Tatsuya HASHIMOTO, University of Tsukuba
Reina MOGUSHI, College of Humanities, University of Tsukuba
Shota KATO, Kyoto University of Foreign Studies
Shoichiro TAKEUCHI, University of Tsukuba
Shungo IMAI, University of Tsukuba
Kasumi TAKAHASHI, University of Tsukuba
Yuka FUJII, College of Humanities, University of Tsukuba
Ayaka Obata, University of Tsukuba
Call for Paper for poster presentation!
◾︎ The scope of Poster Presentation covers but is not limited to:
1. Linguistics
- Formal Linguistics
- Cognitive Linguistics
- Phonetic/Phonological Research
- Corpus Linguistics
- Applied Linguistics
- Data-Driven/Based Linguistics
- First/Second Language Acquisition
2. Language Learning
- Computer-Assisted Language Learning
- Language Learning Environment
- e-Learning
- Language Learning and Psychological Factors
3. Data Processing
- Educational Big Data
- Textmining
- Natural Language Processing
4. Other Topics relevant to data-based linguistics
Important Dates (Tentative)
・Paper submission open: 2024/11/10
・Paper submission deadline: 2025/01/0711 23:59 (JST) [Extended]
・Notification: 2025/01/13
・Conference program will be published on: 2025/01/14
・Paper submission for proceedings: 2025/02/14
■ Submission Site (Please log-in with your Gmail account. If you don't have one, please contact me (ono.yuichi.ga@u.tsukuba.ac.jp))
https://forms.gle/5jEuvPesySFuZ9bX6
◾︎ All the accepted papers will be included in the conference proceedings.
Yuichi Ono and Masaharu Shimada (Eds): Data Science in Collaboration, Volume 8.
#Data Science in Collaboration, Volume 7 will be published end in March, 2025 in Tsukuba Repository.
◾︎ Conference Chairs:
Yuichi Ono (University of Tsukuba, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences)
Masaharu Shimada (University of Tsukuba, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences)
Contact: ono.yuichi.ga(@)u.tsukuba.ac.jp
For authors
Abstract Submission Guideline
The word count of the text of the abstract must be 300 -500 words in English (or 600-1000 characters in Japanese) .
You may add figures and tables, but the final abstract should fit into two A4 pages (1 inch or 2.5 cm margins on all sides; 12-point font size) on a Word file.
Titles, figures, tables, and references do not count as word or character counts.
The abstract should have a clear title and should not reveal the name of the author(s).
The abstracts must be uploaded as a PDF attachment to the site.
Submission Site: https://forms.gle/Rr3ziyWxPfroN9MQA
A Gmail account is required for submission.
Submissions are limited to one individual and one joint abstract per author, or two joint abstracts per author.
The abstract can be written in either English or Japanese.
Registration
All the authors and participants are requested to make a free pre-registration. When you complete a registration, the Zoom link will be provided.
Poster submission
Please check a notification email and the instructions given there.
On the Presentation Day
Authers are requested to present a two-minute lightning talk in the main room on Zoom by sharing a one-page A4-size PDF poster with the audience. All the posters will be shown on the web page. After the lightning talk, there are breakout rooms for each presentation. The audience will enter the breakout room interested in and discuss with the presenter(s). Presenters should wait in their breakout room during the session. When the audience visits the breakout room, please share the screen posters, presentation materials, submitted paper, etc. to discuss with the audience.
要旨提出ガイドライン
要旨本文の文字数は、英語の場合300～500語、日本語の場合600～1000文字です。
図表を追加することは可能ですが、最終的な要旨はA4用紙2ページ以内に収めてください（上下左右の余白は1インチまたは2.5cm、フォントサイズは12ポイント）。
タイトル、図表、参考文献は文字数または語数に含まれません。
要旨には明確なタイトルを記載し、著者名が判別できる情報を含めないでください。
要旨はPDF形式に変換し、以下のサイトにアップロードしてください：
https://forms.gle/Rr3ziyWxPfroN9MQA
提出は、1人につき単著1件と共同執筆1件、または共同執筆2件までに制限されます。
要旨は英語または日本語で作成可能です。
参加登録
すべての著者および参加者は、事前登録（無料）を行ってください。登録が完了すると、Zoomリンクが提供されます。
ポスター提出
通知メールとその中の指示をご確認ください。
発表当日
発表者は、Zoomのメインルームにて2分間のライトニングトークを行います。A4サイズ1ページのPDFポスターを画面共有して発表してください。
すべてのポスターはウェブページにも掲載されます。
ライトニングトーク終了後、各発表用のブレイクアウトルームが設定されます。
聴衆は興味のあるルームに入り、発表者とディスカッションを行います。発表者は、セッション中ブレイクアウトルームで待機してください。
聴衆がルームを訪問した際は、ポスターやプレゼン資料、提出論文などを画面共有しながら議論してください。