The main linguistic frameworks I've used are Systemic Functional Grammar and Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar . The main software frameworks I've used are Unix, C and Prolog, but now I'm using Java and XML as mentioned below. I have developed a grammar toolkit for teaching and research, called GramKit . Recently I've been using Java and XML to develop a natural language generation framework for a spoken dialogue system. The software I've been using includes the Xerces XML parser, Xalan XSL processor, Cocoon web publishing framework, and the Tomcat servlet engine.
Publications See the list of publications .
Most are available on-line in PostScript format, including my MSc thesis and PhD thesis . All my published papers are in English except TALN-99 which is in French. I contributed a chapter to a book on HPSG theory published by CSLI, Stanford University in 1999. My papers are included in an online HPSG bibliography . I was invited to review a book on natural language generation for Computational Linguistics in 2000.