GeM Publications and Presentations

On this page we list the publications of the GeM project, as well as materials used in presentations, conference talks, and the like. The project's official start-date was 1999 and it ran until June 2002.

For activities and publications following the close of the project, see the multimodal discourse starting page here.

For a collection of useful readers and software tools for viewing these publications/presentations: see here.

1998
   
 
conference presentation  Bateman, J and Delin, J. (1998). The Role of Genre in Multimodal Document Layout. Paper presented to the Swedish Symposium on Multimodality, Lund, Sweden, October 16-17 1998.    
 
1999
 
 
conference paper with presentation Allen, P., Bateman, J., and Delin, J. (1999). Genre and layout design in multimodal documents: towards an empirical account. In: Power, R. and Scott, D. (eds.) Using Layout for the Generation, Analysis, or Retrieval of Documents: Proceedings of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence Fall Symposium 1999. FS99­04, Menlo Park, CA: AAAI Press. ISBN 1-57735-114-2.

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2000
 
 
conference paper with presentation  Bateman, J., Delin, J., and Allen, P. (2000). Constraints on Layout in Multimodal Document Generation. INLG2000: The First International Natural Language Generation Conference, Workshop on Coherence in Generated Multimedia. Mitzpe Ramon, Israel, July 12 2000. 7-14.

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conference presentation  Delin, J., Pleace, S., Bateman, J., and Allen, P. (2000). Design and Layout in Illustrated Documents: Towards a model of genre. InfoDesign2000: the fourth International Conference of the Information Design Network and the Information Design Association. Coventry, 10-11 July, 2000. powerpoint presentation
 
conference presentation  Delin, J., Bateman, J., and Allen, P. (2000). Genre and Rhetoric in Illustrated Document Design. BAAL 2000: British Association for Applied Linguistics, Cambridge, September 7-9.

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2001
 
 
conference presentation   Bateman, J., and Delin, J. (2001) From Genre to Text Critiquing in Multimodal Documents. MAD 2001: the 4th International Workshop on Multidisciplinary Approaches to Discourse: Improving text: From text structure to text type. Yttre, Belgium, August 5-8 2001.  

 

 
book chapter   Bateman, J. and Delin, J. (2001). From genre to text critiquing in multimodal documents. In: Degand, Liesbeth, Yves Bestgen, Wilbert Spooren, and Luuk van Waes (eds.) Multidisciplinary approaches to discourse. Voortgang 36. Amsterdam and Muenster: Uitgaven Stichting Neerlandistiek VU and Nodus Publikationen.  
 
conference presentation   Delin, J. and Bateman, J. (2001) Contrasting instructions: from grammar to layout. Presented at the The 2nd International CoLLaTE Colloquium "Contrastive Analysis and Linguistic Theory", Ghent, Belgium. September 2001. powerpoint presentation  
2002
 
 
journal article   Delin, J., Bateman, J., and Allen, P. (2002/3). A model of genre in document layout. Information Design Journal 11(1):54–66.  
journal article   Delin, J and Bateman, J (2002). Describing and critiquing multimodal documents. Document Design, 3(2):140-155. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.  
 
conference presentation   Bateman, J., Delin, J. and Henschel, R. (2002) The motivation, design and implementation of a multilayered corpus for multimodal documents: the GeM model. Presented at the Salzurg International Symposium on Multimodal Discourse, Salzburg, January 2002. powerpoint presentation

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workshop paper Bateman, J., Delin, J. and Henschel, R. (2002) XML and multimodal corpus design: experiences with multi-layered stand-off annotations in the GeM corpus. Paper accepted for presentation at the LREC'02 Workshop: "Towards a Roadmap for Multimodal Language Resources and Evaluation", Canary Islands, Spain, June 2, 2002.    
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workshop paper with presentation Bateman, J., Delin, J. and Henschel, R. (2002) A brief introduction to the GeM annotation schema for complex document layout. Paper presented at the 2nd Workshop on NLP and XML (NLPXML-2002) Taipei, September 1, 2002. powerpoint presentation  
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conference paper with presentation Henschel, R., Bateman, J. and Delin, J. (2002) Automatic Genre-Driven Layout Generation. In: Proceedings of the KONVENS-2002 Conference, September, Saarbrücken   postscript (gzipped)
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2003
       
  Henschel, R. (2003) GeM Annotation Manual
Version 2.0.
Project Project Report. University of Bremen and Stirling University.
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Contributions immediately related to the project that appeared after the project's end    
 
book chapter Bateman, J. and Delin, J. (2003) Genre and Multimodality: Expanding the context for comparison across languages. In: Willems, D., Defrancq, B., Colleman, T. and Noël, D. (eds.) Contrastive Analysis in Language: identifying linguistic units of comparison. Houndmills: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 230-266.    
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book chapter Bateman, J., Delin, J. and Henschel, R. (2004) Multimodality and empiricism: preparing for a corpus-based approach to the study of multimodal meaning-making. In: Ventola, Eija, Charles, Cassily and Kaltenbacher, Martin (eds.) Perspectives on Multimodality, Amsterdam: John Benjamins, pp. 65-87.       Amazon UK
book (project results) Bateman, J. (2008) Multimodality and Genre: A foundation for the systematic analysis of multimodal documents. London: Palgrave Macmillan.
(Reissued in paperback: 2011)
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