gaa9012@dgsc.dla.mil ( Bruce W Colletti) (10/17/90)
Call for Papers
Artificial Intelligence Applications for Military Logistics
Symposium and Workshops
Williamsburg, Virginia
March 25-27, 1991
Theme: Meeting the Challenges of Defense Management Reform
Sub-themes: AI's Role in Major Logistics Systems Modernization
AI Solution to Traditional Supportability
Sustainability Problems
The Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Logistics) and the
Artificial Intelligence Division of the American Preparedness Association will
present a symposium and workshop on "Artificial Intelligence Applications for
Military Logistics," on March 25-27, 1991, at the Williamsburg Hilton
Hotel and Conference Center in Williamsburg, Virginia.
THIS IS A SOLICITATION FOR PAPERS TO BE PRESENTED
Papers are encouraged in the areas of acquisition logistics, cargo management,
maintenance diagnostics, transportation scheduling material management and
distribution, energy management, petroleum distribution, logistics planning,
and logistics management (i.e. accounting, emergency operations, etc). As
indicated by the theme, interest extends to AI modules integrated into major
logistics systems applications (mainframe size) and also stand alone
applications on microcomputers. The symposium is interested in papers that
deal with the integration of AI systems with other data processing
systems/applications and the integration of AI systems with other AI systems
(e.g. expert systems with neural nets).
GUIDELINES FOR PAPERS
Individuals desiring to present papers to the symposium should submit a
200-300 word unclassified abstract to the Program Committee by December 15,
1990. The abstract must include the author's name(s), organization,
address(es), telephone number(s), and indicate which author will present the
paper with an asterisk. The maximum time permitted for each paper will be
twenty minutes, with an additional 5-10 minutes allowed for questions. (A
form for submission of the abstract is attached.) Papers should focus on the
symposium theme and sub-themes as they relate to applied AI.
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Authors and presenters will be notified regarding selection of papers no later
than January 11, 1991. Final papers for publication in the symposium
proceedings will be due to ADPA on or before March 4, 1991. Mail papers to:
American Defense Preparedness Association
Artificial Intelligence Division
Attn: Ms Lynn Daley (AI Program Committee)
Two Colonial Place, Suite 400
2101 Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, Virginia 22201-3061
* December 14, 1990--Abstract due to Program Committee
* January 11, 1991--Notification of Acceptance
* March 4, 1991-- Final papers due to Program Committee
W. Bruce Holt
Colonel, US Air Force (Ret.)
Assistant Director
American Defense Preparedness Association
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Point of Contact for Defense Logistics Agency, Navy and
Marine Corps:
Captain Bruce Colletti (USAF)
DLA-DORO
AV6954849/4961
804-275-4849/4961
gaa9012@dgsc.dla.mil
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ABSTRACT FOR WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS
ON
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS FOR MILITARY LOGISTICS
March 25 - 27, 1991
Hilton Hotel and Conference Center
Williamsburg, Virginia
Title of Paper:_________________________________________
AUTHOR(S), POSITION AND CORPORATE/ORGANIZATION ADDRESS(ES)
__________________________ ______________________________
__________________________ ______________________________
__________________________ ______________________________
__________________________ ______________________________
Phone No. ( ) ___________ Phone No. ( ) _______________
ABSTRACT 300 words maximum (Please complete on the back of this
page or on an additional page, attached hereto):
ESTIMATED PRESENTATION TIME: ____________________________
VISUAL AIDS REQUIRED: ___________________________________
ABSTRACTS ARE REQUESTED BY DECEMBER 14, 1990. PLEASE MAIL COPIES
OF THE ABSTRACT TO:
American Defense Preparedness Association
Artificial Intelligence Division
Attn: Ms. Lynne Daley (AI Program Committee)
Two Colonial Place, Suite 400
2101 Wilson Boulevard
Arlingtion, Virginia 22201-3051