Full length papers are solicited in the following sections:

* Modeling linguistic processes for Sanskrit
o Representation of morpho-phonetics;
o encoding of phonological features and prosody;
o sandhi application and analysis;
o morphological paradigms and parameters for classical Sanskrit (both derivational and inflectional).
* Developing digitized lexical sources
o Representation of a Sanskrit Generative Lexicon; Sanskrit Wordnet;
o Sense disambiguation, treatment of ontological structure
* Tagging and Parsing
o Tagging and shallow syntax; dependency grammars for Sanskrit,
o kaaraka representation and processing.
o treebank formats for Sanskrit;
o Sanskrit parsing.
* Sanskrit Reader and Automatic Translation
o Tools as an aid to access Sanskrit texts through other languages
* Standardization
o interoperability issues;
o evaluation of linguistic tasks such as tagging, stemming, parsing.
o Corpus tagging at various levels of granularity.
o Indexing and anchoring of citations.
o Prosody representation.
* Collation and critical edition software
o Multi-layer corpus architecture for philology applications (manuscript variants, critical editions, commentary structure)
o statistical analysis, philogenetic computations
* Modeling Paninian descriptions
o Computerization of Paninian descriptions,
o representation of suutras, vaarttikas, ga.napaa.thas, dhaatupaa.thas.
* Text-image alignment, digital libraries and OCR-technology