syali@cs.Buffalo.EDU (Sy Ali) (09/10/89)
CALL FOR PAPERS
FIRST ANNUAL SNePS WORKSHOP
Co-Sponsored by the SNePS Research Group and the
SUNY at Buffalo Center for Cognitive Science
November 13, 1989
280 Park Hall
North Campus
SUNY at Buffalo
SNePS, in its various incarnations, is being actively used and
developed at various AI research labs around the world. The
aim of this workshop is to try to get together researchers who
are (have been, or are considering) using SNePS as a research
tool for AI modeling as well as those who are (have been,
or are considering) evaluating SNePS as an AI research
environment.
The theme of this workshop is to present a survey of
current and on-going research and developments at various
research sites. Attendance at the workshop
will be kept small (by invitation only) to allow for maximum
possible interaction among participants.
The workshop will be semi-formal and held on the
campus of SUNY at Buffalo (where the SNePS headquarters are
located). All papers presented will be
edited and compiled into Proceedings which will be
published as a Department of Computer Science, SUNY at
Buffalo Technical Report.
To be invited to the workshop, you have to do one of the
following (preferably by e-mail):
1. Submit a one page abstract of a paper to be considered
for presentation.
2. Submit a short write-up of your current research and how
it does/might relate to the SNePS family of projects.
We will also schedule a time slot for live demonstrations of systems.
Those interested in giving demonstrations should submit a small
description outlining the nature of the demonstration along with
hardware/software/time requirements.
DEADLINES
Abstracts/Research Summaries due on Friday, October 6, 1989.
Notification of acceptance/participation by October 13, 1989.
Final papers due on Tuesday, October 31, 1989.
SUBMISSIONS TO:
Deepak Kumar
226 Bell Hall
SUNY at Buffalo
Buffalo NY, 14260
kumard@cs.buffalo.edu
Send any queries to the organization committee:
General:
Deepak Kumar (kumard@cs.buffalo.edu)
Sy Ali (syali@cs.buffalo.edu)
Demos:
Hans Chalupsky (hans@cs.buffalo.edu)
Everyone will be expected to make their own living arrangements.
There may be a possibility of making some arrangements with
local SNeRG members.
Thank you.
Deepak Kumar