agc@snow.warwick.ac.UK (Tony Cohn) (07/18/88)
Date: Fri, 15 Jul 88 08:30 EDT
From: Tony Cohn <agc%snow.warwick.ac.uk@NSS.Cs.Ucl.AC.UK>
To: AIList <@NSS.Cs.Ucl.AC.UK:AIList@ai.ai.mit.edu>
Subject: AI and the Simulation of Behaviour 89
AISB89 Call for Papers
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AISB (The Society for the Study of Artificial Intelligence and
Simulation of Behaviour) will hold its seventh biennial conference at
the University of Sussex, April 17-21 1989. The occasion will also
mark the first 25 years of AISB's existence.
Papers of not more than 5000 words are invited on any aspect of Artificial
Intelligence or the Simulation of Behaviour including
Vision Knowledge Representation
Knowledge Acquisition Automated Reasoning
Cognitive Modelling Commonsense Reasoning
Learning Psychological, Philosophical or Social Implications
Search Languages, Machines and Environments for AI
Planning Natural Language Understanding
Papers may describe theoretical or practical work but should make a
significant and original contribution to knowledge about the field of
Artificial Intelligence. A prize will be awarded for the best paper.
It is expected that the proceedings will be published as a book.
Requirements for Submission:
Each paper should contain an abstract of not more than 200
words and a list of up to four keywords or phrases describing the
content of the paper. Authors should give an electronic mail address
where possible, but all submissions should be in hardcopy in
letterquality print. Papers should be written in 12 point or pica
typewriter face on A4 or 8.5" x 11" paper. Five copies should
submitted. Papers must be written in English. Submission of a paper
implies that all authors have obtained all necessary clearances from
their institution and that an author will attend the conference to
present the paper if it is accepted. Papers should describe work that
will be unpublished on the date of the conference.
Deadline for submission: 1 November 1988
Notification of acceptance mailed by: 7 December 1988
Deadline for camera ready copy: 24 January 1989
Papers and all queries regarding the programme should be sent to
the programme chairman:
Dr Tony Cohn
Dept Computer Science
University of Warwick
COVENTRY
CV4 7AL
UK email: agc@uk.ac.warwick.cs
arpa: agc%uk.ac.warwick.cs@nss.cs.ucl.ac.uk
Programme committee:
Tony Cohn, David Hogg, Alison Kidd,
Chris Mellish, Mike Sharples, Sam Steel
All other correspondence and queries regarding the conference
should be addressed to:
Judith Dennison
SSAISB Executive Officer
Arts E
University of Sussex
BRIGHTON
BN1 9QN Tel: +44 (273) 678379
Email: judithd@uk.ac.sussex.cvaxa