Dr. David R Traum

Postal Address:	USC Instititue for Creative Technologies 13274 Fiji Way Marina del Rey, CA 90292 USA
Telephone Number	+1 (310) 574-5729
Fax	+1 (310) 574-5725
Electronic Mail	traum@ict.usc.edu

Professional Activities:

• Some of My Recent Publications
• Upcoming Events I'm involved with in some fashion:
  • NAACL: Language Technologies 2001
  • ACL-EACL 2001
  • ESSLLI Workshop: Information Stucture, Discourse Structure and Discourse Semantics
  • ESSLLI Advanced Language and Computation Course: The information state approach to dialogue management: theory and implementation
  • 2nd SIGdial Workshop on Discourse and Dialogue
  • Eurospeech 2001
• Projects, and Organizations I'm currently working on/with:
  • Dialogue and Virtual Reality Agents in ICT Mission Rehearsal Exercise
  • Logic and Dialogue Systems in the U of M Active Logic Group
  • NL Generation for Machine Translation in the UMIACS CLIP Language Group
  • ACL Special Interest group on Discourse and Dialogue SIGDIAL
  • Discourse Resource Initiative
• Other Projects, Organizations, and Events that I have been involved with recently:
  • European Project on Task Oriented Instructional Dialogue (through Göteborg University Dept. of Linguisticsand HCRC, University of Edinburgh)
  • BOOTNAP: Social Grounding in Computer Supported Collaborative Problem Solving (U. Geneva)
  • TecfaMOO(U. Geneva)
  • Task Force 5 (Collaborative Learning) of the program on Learning in Humans and Machines of the European Science Foundation (ESF)
  • The TRAINS Project (University of Rochester)
  • IJCAI'97 Workshop on COLLABORATION, COOPERATION AND CONFLICT IN DIALOGUE SYSTEMS
  • AAAI Fall 1997 Symposium on Communicative Action in Humans and Machines

  • ACL 99 Association for Computational Linguistics annual meeting (organized Demo Sessions)
  • AAAI Fall 1999 Symposium on Psychological Models of Communication in Collaborative Systems
  • Götalog 2000 Workshop on Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue
  • 1st SIGdial Workshop on Discourse and Dialogue
• Teaching:University of Maryland CMSC 420 - Data Structures Spring 1997