From: jkk@aiai.uucp (John Kingston)
Newsgroups: comp.ai,uk.events
Subject: IEA-AIE93: Deadline for CFP (Note Work in Progress category)
Date: 8 Oct 92 14:18:11 GMT
Reply-To: jkk@aiai.uucp (John Kingston)
Organization: AIAI, University of Edinburgh, Scotland


The dealine for submitting papers to the 6th International Conference on
Industrial and Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Expert
Systems, to be held in Edinburgh on 1-4 June 1993, is fast approaching. The
attention of readers is particularly drawn to the "short papers" category,
which allows work in progress, student projects, or similar work to be
published.

The Call for Papers is reproduced below.

JK



			CALL FOR PAPERS

              THE SIXTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
                              ON
             INDUSTRIAL & ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS
                              OF
            ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & EXPERT SYSTEMS

The City Chambers, Edinburgh, June 1-4, 1993

Sponsored by:
International Society of Applied Intelligence

In Cooperation with:
AI Applications Institute, University of Edinburgh
American Association for Artificial Intelligence
Canadian Society for Computational Studies of Intelligence
European Coordinating Committee for AI
IEEE Computer Society
International Association of Knowledge Engineers
International Neural Network Society
Japanese Society of Artificial Intelligence
Southwest Texas State University

This conference continues its tradition of emphasising applications of
artificial intelligence and expert/knowledge-based systems to
engineering and industrial problems. Topics of interest include but not
limited to:

Case-Based Reasoning
Computer Aided Design/Manufacturing
Distributed AI Architectures
Expert & Diagnostic Systems
Intelligent Databases
Intelligent Interfaces
Intelligent Tutoring
KBS Methodologies
Knowledge Acquisition
Knowledge Representation
Machine Learning
Machine Vision
Model-Based & Qualitative Reasoning
Natural Language Processing
Neural Networks
Pattern Recognition
Planning & Scheduling
Practical Applications
Reasoning Under Uncertainty
Robotics
Sensor Fusion
System Dependability

Authors are invited to submit papers for the conference. These may
either be long papers (8 to 10 pages, suitable for presentation in 25
minutes) or short papers (3 to 4 pages, suitable for presentation in 10
minutes). Long papers should present the results of original research or
innovative practical applications relevant to one or more of the listed
areas of interest. Short papers need not make such a substantial
contribution to the field, and in particular may report work in
progress, or describe a practical application developed using well-tried
techniques. Please indicate the area of submission as shown above, and
submit by November 1, 1992 five copies of your paper (single spaced) to
Dr Paul Chung, the Program Chair. Authors will be notified of the
committee's decision by February 12, 1993. Final copies of papers will be
due for inclusion in the conference proceedings by March 19,1993.
General information and registration materials may be obtained from
Dr Moonis Ali,the General Chair.

Dr Moonis Ali                          Dr Paul Chung
General Chair, IEA/AIE-93              Program Chair, IEA/AIE-93
Department of Computer Science         Department of Chemical Engineering
Southwest Texas State University       Loughborough University of Technology
San Marcos                             Leicestershire, LE11 3TU
TX 78666-4616, USA                     England, UK

Email: ma04@swtexas.earn               Email: p.w.h.chung@uk.ac.lut

PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS
Gillian Lovegrove, Staffordshire University
Nigel Shadbolt, Nottingham University

PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Jan Aikins, Aion Corporation
Juan Alba, Inst. de Investigacion Technologica, Spain
Ruth Aylett, Advanced Robotics Research Ltd, UK
Fevzi Belli, Paderborn University
Thomax Christaller, GMD, Germany
Roberto Desimone, SRI International
Bruno Feijo, Pontificia Univ. Catolica, Brazil
Graham Forsyth, DSTO Aeronautical Research Lab, Australia
Pat Fothergill, Aberdeen University
Ian Graham, BIS Information System, UK
Eddie Grant, University of Strathclyde
Chris Harris, Southampton University
Alexander Herold, ECRC, Germany
Philip Klhar, Inference Corporation
John Kunz, Stanford University
Roy Leitch, Heriot-Watt University
Brice Lepape, CEC, Belgium
Jay Liebowitz, George Washington University
Derek Linkens, Sheffield University
Ken-ichi Maeda, Toshiba, Japan
Chris Malcolm, University of Edinburgh
Robert Milne, Intelligent Applications Ltd, UK
Gennady Naumov, National Software Institute, CIS
Gratham Pang, University of Waterloo
Henri Prade, University Paul Sabatier
Chris Price, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth
Setsuo Ohsuga, Tokyo University
Francoise Roumier, SYSECA, France
Reid Simmons, CMU
D. Sriram, MIT
Peter Sydenham, University of South Australia
Carlo Tasso, Udine University, Italy
Kit Po Wing, University of Western Australia


LOCAL CHAIRMAN
Robert Inder, University of Edinburgh

TUTORIAL CHAIRMAN
John Kingston, University of Edinburgh

PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN
Bimal Kumar, Strathclyde University

John Kingston,                               | 
Knowledge Engineering Methods Group,         | The heart of the problem
AIAI, University of Edinburgh                | is the problem of the heart
E-mail jkk@aiai.ed.ac.uk, phone 031-650 2736 |   
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