
Second Workshop on Controlled Natural Language CNL 2010
13–15 September 2010
Marettimo Island, Italy
Programme
Monday, 13 September 2010
Tutorial 1 (Session Chair: Silvie Spreeuwenberg)
Rolf Schwitter
	
	Controlled Natural Languages for Knowledge Representation
	
Presentations 1 (Session Chair: Enrico Franconi)
	John J. Camilleri, Gordon 
J. Pace and Mike Rosner
	Playing Nomic using a Controlled Natural Language
	Adam Wyner
	
	Representing Deontic Concepts for CNLs
Presentations 2 (Session Chair: Adam Wyner)
Stefan Hoefler and Alexandra BünzlI
	
	A Controlled Natural Language for the Representation of Legal Norms
	Marcos Cramer and Bernhard Schröder
	
	Interpreting Plurals in the Naproche CNL
Discussion (Session Chair: Adam Wyner)
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
Tutorial 2 (Session Chair: Danica Damljanović)
Tobias Kuhn
	
	An Introduction to AceWiki
Presentations 3 (Session Chair: Gordon Pace)
Danica Damljanović
	Towards Portable Controlled Natural Languages for Querying Ontologies                          
	
	Enrico Franconi, Paolo Guagliardo and Marco 
Trevisan
	Quelo: a NL-based intelligent query interface
Tutorial 3 (Session Chair: Mike Rosner)
Presentations 4 (Session Chair: Aarne Ranta)
 
	Ramona Enache and Krasimir Angelov
	Typeful Ontologies with Direct 
	Multilingual Verbalization
 
	Martin Luts, Daniel Tikkerbär, Monika 
Saarmann and Marius Kutateladz
	
	Towards 
Controlled Natural Estonian: A Community-Driven Approach
Wednesday, 15 September 2010
Tutorial 4 (Session Chair: Mary Keeler)
Norbert E. Fuchs
	First-Order Reasoning for Attempto Controlled English
Presentations 5 (Session Chair: Stefan Hoefler)
Tobias Kuhn
	Codeco: A Grammar Notation for Controlled Natural Language in 
Predictive Editors
	Rolf Schwitter
	
	PENG Light meets the Event Calculus
Presentations 6 (Session Chair: Martin Luts)
Silvie Spreeuwenberg, Jeroen van 
Grondelle, Ronald Heller and Gartjan Grijzen
	Design of a CNL to involve domain experts in 
modelling                          
	
	Pawel Kaplanski
	
	Modeling Object Oriented Systems via Controlled English 
Verbalization of Description Logic
Open Space (panel discussion, demos, poster session – or nothing)