ICAME is an international organization of linguists and information scientists working with English machine-readable texts. The aim of the organization is to collect and distribute information on English language material available for computer processing and on linguistic research completed or in progress on the material, to compile an archive of English text corpora in machine-readable form, and to make material available to research institutions.
ICAME constitution with supplement.
The archive mentioned in the name resides at Uni Research/University of Bergen, Norway. This acts as a distribution centre for computerized English-language corpora and corpus-related software.
ICAME publishes the ICAME Journal which appears at least once a year, with articles and information about English computer corpora. There is also an electronic information service.
Conferences, usually in
May/June each year, have been arranged since 1979.
Upcomming ICAME conferences:
ICAME 2013, 34th ICAME conference: Santiago de Compostela (Spain), 22-26 May, 2013 Previous conferences:
33rd ICAME conference, Leuven (Belgium), 30 May-3 June, 2012
ICAME 2014, 35th ICAME conference: Nottingham (UK), 30 April-5 May, 2014
ICAME 2015, 36th ICAME conference: Trier (Germany), 27-31 May, 2015
32nd ICAME conference, Oslo (Norway), 1-5 June, 2011
31st ICAME Conference, Giessen (Germany), 26-30 May 2010
30th ICAME conference, Lancaster (UK), 27-31 May 2009
29th ICAME Conference, Ascona (Switzerland), 14-18 May 2008
David Lee's List of ICAME Conferences and Proceedings
Corpus Resource Database (CoRD), Helsinki
Bengt Altenberg's ICAME
bibliography (not updated any more): Part 2 ( -1989) TXT (59
KB) The current ICAME bibliography (everybody can update this).
Part 3 (1990-98) HTML (115 KB)
RTF (145 KB) Word 6 DOC (127 KB)
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Computer Corpora NOK 250,-
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ICAME's Executive Board:
Gisle Andersen (Bergen),
Kristin Davidse (Leuven),
Stefan Th. Gries (Santa Barbara),
Hilde Hasselgård (Oslo),
Magnus Huber (Giessen),
John M. Kirk (Belfast),
María José López-Couso (Santiago de Compostela),
Michaela Mahlberg (Nottingham),
Fanny Meunier (Louvain-la-Neuve),
Ilka Mindt (Paderborn),
Joybrato Mukherjee, Chair (Giessen),
Pam Peters (Sydney),
Paul Rayson (Lancaster),
Ute Römer (Atlanta),
Irma Taavitsainen (Helsinki), and
Sali Tagliamonte (Toronto)
Honorary members:
Jan Aarts,
the Japan Association for English Corpus Studies (JAECS),
Stig Johansson,
Henry Kučera,
Geoffrey Leech,
Matti Rissanen,
Anna-Brita Stenström,
and Jan Svartvik.
Technical Secretary: Knut Hofland (Bergen); Secretary: Merja Kytö (Uppsala).