So, one of our main goals is to organize a meeting without imposing standards of mathematical rigor from the very beginning. In this case, understanding is a difficult but doable process that requires active collaboration of both groups. People from manufacturing and from other application areas will bring their problems, and their ideas of what needs to be done. People from Interval Computations will bring their expertise. Our intention is to run it as a typical workshop in applied science.
Suggestions are welcome.
If a presenter can formulate a problem in precise terms, great. If not, an informal presentation is also important and desired. There are several commercially available software packages in the market, and several university-made packages that are quite good. They are publicizing it via the journal and the electronic mailing list. In El Paso, we have a strong group with expertise in Interval Computations.