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Full papers are invited in the following areas -

• Lexicographic traditions in Sanskrit and their computational representations and database modeling (including relational structuring of textual data, XML and RDBMS), wordnets, ontological databases and other syntactico-semantic models of lexical resource-building



• Annotated written text corpus for Sanskrit – including POS tagging, chunking, syntactic tree-banks, discourse and sense annotation, digitization of texts



• Annotated Speech corpus for Sanskrit including phoneme lexicon, analysis and generation techniques for spoken Sanskrit texts



• Morphological and syntactic parsing, formal grammar models, Paninian, Nyaya-Vaisheshika and Mimamsa models of language analysis



• Ambiguity resolution techniques in Sanskrit at sub-sentential, sentential, and discourse levels



• Machine Translation from and to Sanskrit including comparative linguistic and divergence studies



• Simulation of the Paninian grammar, its cross linguistic application on Indo-European family and other typologically related families



• OCR and other image processing technologies for printed texts and manuscripts