Speech Research @ UoA presents…

Māori Speech Hui

July 1 2021
Kohia Centre, Gate 1, 78 Epsom Avenue, Epsom, Auckland
9 am to 4 pm

Registrations are closed for this event. 

This event has been funded by the Australasian Speech Science and Technology Association (ASSTA).

ABOUT THE HUI

Tēnā rā koutou katoa

He pānui tēnei kia haere mai koutou katoa ki te whakarongo ki whakawhitiwhiti kōrero ki ngā rōpū e mahi ana, e rangahau ana, e waihanga rauemi ana ki tō tatou reo Māori, arā te reo Māori-ā-waha, te reo Māori-ā-taringa.

The Māori speech hui is a platform for groups and individuals working in all aspects of Māori speech technologies to meet ‘kanohi ki te kanohi’ to discuss work in progress, technologies being used, insights gained, lessons learnt, current challenges and future directions.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

BE A SPEAKER

An opportunity to share exciting research you are doing in Māori speech technology – All speaker slots are filled.

BE AN ATENDEE

Be part of the audience and listen to all the cool research happening in Māori speech technology.

SCHEDULE FOR THE DAY

01

July

09:00 am: Welcome
09:05 am: University of Auckland talks + question time

Te reo Māori Text To Speech: apps and resources

Te reo Māori Pronunciation: apps and analysis

Other te reo Māori speech science and technology

 

10:35 am: Morning tea
11:00 am: Te Hiku media/other industry talks + question time

Introduction and project overview

Mita; Te reo Māori Automatic POS Tagger

Pronunciation

 

 12:30 pm: Lunch
01:05 pm: Massey University, University of Waikato, University of Canterbury talks + question time

NLP Projects and prospects for Cook Island Māori – Massey University & Dartmouth College

University of Waikato Māori technology initiatives

Phonemic awareness tools for Māori – University of Canterbury

Massey University Māori Speech Technology initiatives 

 

 02:45 pm: Afternoon tea
 03:15 pm: Open forum
 03:55 pm: Closing remarks

LOCATION

Kohia Centre, Gate 1, 78 Epsom Avenue, Epsom, Auckland

ORGANISING TEAM

Dr. Catherine Watson, Dr. Peter Keegan, Jesin James, Isabella Shields

Contact: Jesin James – jesin.james@auckland.ac.nz

Project is supported by