Spanish Grammar (USC GE)

Code: GI-1372

University: University of Santiago de Compostela

Coordinator: Rojo Sánchez, Guillermo

Description:

The research group Spanish Grammar (USC GE) is the evolution of the group that established the initial core in Spanish linguistics and linguistic theory in the old University of Santiago de Compostela and in which, with additional complements, were formed most of the researchers currently working in this area in the other two Galician universities and some other Spanish universities.

In the development of computational linguistic resources the group stands out for the design, building and operation of ARTHUS corpus, from where the Spanish Syntactic Database (www.bds.usc.es) comes, and the development of automatic procedures for real text analysis of present-day Spanish, with the aim of achieving a formal grammar of, at least, the clausal structure and build, by means of automatic procedures, a treebank of present-day Spanish.

Members:

Blanco Domínguez, Marta
del Río Gayo, Iria
Díaz García, María Teresa
Gamallo Otero, Pablo
García Gondar, Francisco
García González, Marcos
García Salido, Marcos
Jiménez Julia, Tomás Eduardo
López Meirama, María Belén
Mas Álvarez, Inmaculada
Pastor Lara, Alejandro
Pena Seijas, Jesús
Recalde Fernández, Monserrat
Rivas Muiño, Elena
Rodríguez Espiñeira, María José
Santalla del Río, María Paula
Sotelo Docío, Susana
Vázquez Rozas, María Victoria