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Multilingual Access to Large spoken ArCHives (MALACH)

Supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation, MALACH is a joint research effort of the University of Maryland, the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation, IBM, and Johns Hopkins University. The project's purpose is to dramatically improve access to large multilingual collections of recorded speech in oral history archives. Researchers are using Holocaust survivor testimonies collected by the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation to test this technology.

The MALACH Team

Research and Academic Units

Faculty and Research Staff

Present Students

Project Alumnai

Group Activities

Related Resources

MALACH
Link to the main MALACH project web site, which contains links and contact information for our partner institutions and a complete set of papers that report on our work.
Voicegraph project
An earlier project looking at visualition of speech retrieval results that led (somewhat indirectly) to starting the MALACH project. This site is no longer maintained, but there are some interesting ideas here..
Resources related to the Holocaust
Some other collections that provide context to our work.
Speech-Based Information Retrieval
Links to other speech-based IR resources on the Web. This page is not actively maintained, but there is a wealth of information available.

Other Stuff


Last modified: Wed May 18 19:02:25 2005
Doug Oard oard@glue.umd.edu