DialRes-LREC 2026 Workshop on Dialects in NLP
The following instructions concern oral and poster presentations at the workshop. The workshop will take place at the Palau de Congressos de Palma. The detailed workshop programme is available here.
Download Venue Map (PDF)The session chairs will provide time cues. Presenters are kindly asked to adhere strictly to the allotted time to ensure the schedule runs smoothly.
Oral presentations, invited talks, and community discussions will take place in:
Sala Cabrera (Room 1 – 2nd floor)
Please arrive at the session room at least 15 minutes before your session begins and contact your session chair:
All talks will be delivered using the room’s PC. The organisers will already have all presentations available on a USB flash drive.
Onsite presenters should arrive at least 30 minutes before the first session (08:30) to hang posters. Setup assistance will be available until 09:00 via Vivian Stamou and Stavros Bompolas.
Location: Sala Menorca (Room 4 – 3rd floor)
Note: The poster session runs in parallel with the coffee break. Please remain near your poster to interact with participants.
Each poster presenter will give a brief 2-minute intro. The 2-minute limit is strict. Presentations will be given in the following order:
| Paper ID | Title |
|---|---|
| 2 | Beyond Accuracy: Analyzing Dialect Confusion in Automatic Speech-Based Dialect Classification |
| 3 | FLEURS-Kobani: Extending FLEURS Dataset for Northern Kurdish |
| 4 | Exploring the Reusability of Northern Kurdish Resources for Badini Speech Recognition |
| 8 | A Dialectal Corpus for Ukrainian: Collection, Classification, and Standardization |
| 10 | German Dialects Across Situations, Generations, and Regions: The REDE Corpus as an Oral Resource for NLP |
| 13 | A Catalog of Basque Dialectal Resources: Online Collections and Standard-to-Dialectal Adaptations |
| 15 | WoVis: Interactive Visualization of Word Embeddings for Semantic Change in Historical and Dialectal Language Resources |
| 16 | Speaker Normalization via Voice Conversion Reveals a Human-Machine Dissociation in Dialect Classification |
| 17 | South Tyrolean Dialect-to-Standard Speech Translation: A Resource |
| 23 | Sociolinguistic Aspects of Crowdsourcing for a Vocal Corpus of Alsatian |
| 27 | Towards Semantic Access and Interoperability in Digital Dialectal Atlases: A Case Study |
| 32 | A CLDF-Compliant Lexical Database for Modern Greek Dialects: Resource Design and Dialectometric Analysis |
| 34 | First Steps in ASR for Cypriot Greek: Challenges and Insights |
| 37 | Structural Divergence under Shared Language-Level Specification: Griko in Universal Dependencies |
Remote presenters will not present synchronously. Instead, a slide with links to your online materials will be displayed to all participants throughout the poster session.