From: frontin@smi.irit.fr (Jean FRONTIN)
Newsgroups: news.announce.conferences
Subject: CFP EKAW'93
Date: 21 Dec 92 01:00:25 GMT
Expires: Mon, 1 Feb 1993 08:00:00 GMT
Organization: IRIT-UPS, Toulouse, FRANCE


CALL FOR PAPERS


7TH EUROPEAN KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION FOR
KNOWLEDGE-BASED SYSTEMS WORKSHOP EKAW93

TOULOUSE - CAYLUS (France)
Sept. 6 - 10 1993


EKAW is concerned with the acquisition of knowledge for knowledge-based
systems. The 7th edition of this
workshop will be held in the south-west of France : a one day open meeting
in Toulouse and a three and a half
day closed session near Toulouse in Caylus. The closed workshop will be
limited to 40 participants (one
author for each paper).

Papers are invited to discuss all aspects of knowledge acquisition for
knowledge based systems, including
(but not restricted to) the following areas of research and development.
Authors are expected not only to
present new and original researches and results but also to compare their
contribution with existing works.

 	Elicitation and modelling of expertise - manual techniques and support
systems.
 	Apprenticeship, explanation-based, and other learning systems :
combination of such systems with other
	knowledge acquisition techniques.
 	Issues in cognition and expertise that affect the knowledge acquisition
process : social status of experts,
	language analysis, human system cooperation, biaises in knowledge
interpretation and modelling, ...
 	Extracting and modelling of knowledge from texts, videos, graphics, and
other media.
 	Acquisition of specific knowledge : context-dependant, dynamic knowledge;
ontologies; corporate memory.
 	Combination of knowledge acquisition techniques.
 	Integration of knowledge acquisition systems with hypermedia, database
management systems, simulators,
	spreadsheets, and standard application software.
 	Knowledge acquisition process : methodologies, roles, skills, teaching
and training ; work-benches and 	tool-
boxes ; evaluation.
 	From knowledge acquisition to system implementation.
 	Knowledge acquisition techniques in the development of industrial
knowledge-based systems : 	management,
integration with software projects and industrial environments.
 	Evaluation and validation of knowledge models. Knowledge acquisition and
system maintenance.



DEAD-LINES :

February 1 1993 	Four copies of a full length paper (up to 20 pages) should
be sent to Guy BOY
			(ONERA - EURISCO, PROLOGUE I, BP 27-25, F- 31312 LABEGE Cedex).
			Authors are invited to propose a question related to their contribution
and that they
			would like to be debated in working groups during the workshop.
April 1 1993 	Notifications of acceptance will be mailed to the authors
May 20 1993 	Camera ready copies of accepted papers must be returned to Guy
BOY



Proceedings will be edited as a book by Springer Verlag and distributed at
the workshop.



WORKSHOP Co-CHAIRS

Nathalie AUSSENAC
IRIT - URA 1399 du CNRS
Univ. P.Sabatier
118, route de Narbonne
F - 31062 TOULOUSE Cedex
ekaw93@irit.fr
Tel : (33) 61 39 65 45
Fax : (33) 62 24 77 80/81
(local organisation)

Jean-Gabriel GANASCIA
LAFORIA
Univ. Paris VI
Tour 46-00, 2  et.
4, place Jussieu
BP 169
F - 75525 PARIS Cedex 05
ganascia@laforia.ibp.fr





Guy BOY
ONERA - EURISCO
PROLOGUE I
BP 27-25
F - 31312 LABEGE Cedex
boy@tls-cs.cert.fr
Tel : (33) 62 24 99 00
Fax : (33) 61 39 86 74
(Send papers here)

Yves KODRATOFF
Univ. Paris Sud
LRI - Bat 490
F - 91405 ORSAY Cedex
yk@lri.lri.fr








Brian GAINES
Department of Computer Science
University of Calgary
2500, Univ. Dr. NW
CALGARY, Alberta
CANADA T2N 1N4
gaines@cpsc.Ucalgary.Ca



Marc LINSTER
Expert System Research Group
GMD
PO Box 1240
D - 5205 St AUGUSTIN
linster@gmdzi.gmd.de
Tel : (49) 22 41 14680
Fax : (49) 22 41 14084




INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE



Thomas R. ADDIS, University of Reading (GB)
Klaus-Dieter ALTHOFF, University Kaiserslautern (G)
Nathalie AUSSENAC, IRIT- CNRS, Toulouse (F)
John BOOSE, Boeing Comp. Services, Seattle (USA)
Guy BOY, ONERA - EURISCO, Toulouse (F)
Jeffrey BRADSHAW, Boeing Comp. Services, Seattle (USA)
I. BRATKO, University of Ljubljana, Lubjljana (Yu)
B. CHANDRASEKARAN, Ohio Univ., Columbus (USA)
William CLANCEY, Inst. for Res. on Learning (USA)
John DEBENHAM, Univ. of Technology, Sydney (Aus)
Michael FREILING, Tektronix Inc., (USA)
Brian GAINES, University of Calgary, Calgary (CA)
Jean-Gabriel GANASCIA, LAFORIA-Univ. Paris VI (F)
Thomas GRUBER, Stanford Univ., Stanford (USA)
Catherine KITTO, Boeing Comp. Services, Seattle (USA)
Yves KODRATOFF, LRI - Univ. Paris Sud, Orsay (F)
Marc LINSTER, GMD, Bonn (G)
Sandra MARCUS, Boeing Comp. Services, Seattle (USA)
John Mc DERMOTT, Digital Equipement Corp., (USA)
Ryszard MICHALSKI, George Mason University (USA)
Riichiro MIZOGUSHI, Kyoto University, Kyoto (Jap)
Katharina MORIK, University of Dortmund(G)
Hiroshi MOTODA, Hitachi Advanced Research Lab., (Jap)
Mark MUSEN, Stanford University (USA)
Toyoaki NISHIDA, Kyoto University, Kyoto (Jap)
Bruce PORTER, Univ. Of Texas, Austin (USA)
Ross QUINLAN, Sydney University, Sidney (Australia)
Alain RAPPAPORT, Neuron Data, (USA)
Thomas ROTHENFLUH, Zurich (Switz)
Franck SCHMALHOFER, DFKI, Kaiserslautern (G)
Guus SCHREIBER, Univ. of Amsterdam, Amsterdam (NL)
Nigel SHADBOLT, Univ. of Nottingham (GB)
Mildred SHAW, Univ. of Calgary, Calgary (CA)
Ingeborg SOLVBERG, Trondheim (N)
Maarten Van SOMEREN, Univ. of Amsterdam (NL)
Hirokazu TAKI, Inst. for New Gen. Computer Tech. (Jap)
Masanobu WATANABE, NEC Corporation
Bob WIELINGA, Univ. of Amsterdam, Amsterdam(NL)
Thomas WETTER, IBM, Heidelberg (G)
Brian WOODWARD, Univ. of Calgary, Calgary (CA)
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