mb@OHM.ECE.CMU.EDU (Michael Bushnell) (01/28/86)
====================================================================== | CALL FOR PAPERS for the | | | | INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR | | | | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ENGINEERING | | October, 1986 Special Issue | | | | Guest Editors: | | Pierre Haren, INRIA, France. | | Mike Bushnell, Carnegie-Mellon University | | | | Manuscripts in US should be sent to: | | Mike Bushnell | | Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering | | Carnegie-Mellon University | | Pittsburgh, PA 15213 | | USA | | (ARPAnet: mb@ohm.ece.cmu.edu) | | Deadline for receiving manuscripts: April 1st, 1986 | | | ====================================================================== We are soliciting papers for a special issue of the International Journal for AI in Engineering. This issue will focus on the AI Blackboard model, as applied to engineering problems. Papers describing the application of the Blackboard model to problems in the disciplines of Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgy, Materials Science, Robotics, and areas of Computer Science are appropriate. Papers describing applications to other disciplines may also be appropriate. In addition, papers discussing AI tools that are particularly appropriate for Engineering applications are most welcome, along with book reviews, letters to the editor, conference reports, and other relevant news. All submissions must be original papers written in English and will be refereed. The copyright of published papers will be vested with the publishers. Contributions will be classified as research papers and research notes, of up to 5000 equivalent words, or as review articles of up to 10,000 equivalent words. Authors wishing to prepare review articles should contact the editors in advance. Manuscripts should be typed double-spaced with wide margins, on one side of the paper only, and submitted in triplicate. The article should be preceded by a summary of not more than 200 words describing the entire paper. A list of key words is also required. The article title should be brief and stated on a separate page with the author's names and addresses.