sriram@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (09/30/87)
FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS
THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN
ENGINEERING
AUGUST 8TH-12TH, 1988
STANFORD, CALIFORNIA, USA
INTRODUCTION
The Third International Conference on AI in Engineering will be held
during the second week of August, 1988 in Stanford, California. The
first and second international conferences stimulated significant
presentations on both the tools and techniques required for the
successful use of AI in engineering and many new applications. The
organising committee members anticipate that the third conference will
be even more successful and encourage papers which describe recent
work to be submitted.
OBJECTIVES
The purpose of this conference is to provide an international forum
for the presentation of work on the state-of-the-art in the
applications of artificial intelligence to engineering problems. It
also aims to encourage and enhance the development of this most
important area of research.
CONFERENCE THEMES
The following application areas and topics are suggested and other
related areas will be considered:
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| Application Areas Topics |
| Design Representation |
| Diagnosis/Evaluation Problem Solving |
| Process Control and Planning Constraint Reasoning |
| Robotics Learning |
| Tutoring Qualitative Models |
| Sensing and Interpretation Tools |
| User Interfaces |
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INVITED SPEAKERS
Keynote: Dr Raj Reddy, Director of the Robotics Institute, Carnegie
Mellon University and President, AAAI.
Invited Speakers: Dr. Rick Hayes-Roth, Chief Scientist, Teknowledge
Others will be announced shortly.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Authors are invited to submit full papers, preferably not exceeding
8,000 words.Each paper should include an abstract and have sufficient
details, such as the type of knowledge representation, problem solving
strategies, and the implementation language used, to permit evaluation
by a committee consisting of renowned experts in the field. Each
paper should be accompanied by the following details on the first
page: author's name, address, affiliation, the name and address,
e-mail, telex and fax of the person to whom all correspondence should
be sent, and an indication of the application area and the topic(s).
To allow for blind refereeing, the second page should commence with
the paper title and abstract and not include any identifying material
from the first page. Final instructions on typing format will be
forwarded to authors of each accepted paper after refereeing.
Four copies of the paper should be submitted to:
Professor John Gero
Technical Chair, AIE88
Department of Architectural Science
The University of Sydney
NSW 2006 Australia
Tel: 61-2-692-2328 (International)
Tlx AA26169
Fax: 61-2-692-3031
Net Address:
ARPA: john%archsci.su.oz@uunet.uu.net
UUCP: uunet!munnari!archsci.su.oz!john
CSNet: john@archsci.su.oz
In addition, one copy of the paper should be sent to:
Dr R. Adey
Computational Mechanics Institute
25 Bridge Street
Billerica, MA 01821
Tel. No: 617-667-7582
All papers should be submitted before January 15, 1988.
Notification of acceptance will be sent before March 15, 1988.
Final copies of the papers are due on or before April 8, 1988.
REVIEW CRITERIA
All papers will be reviewed by at least two experts in the area.
Acceptance of the paper will be based on the quality of the work and
its presentation in the paper.
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
General Chair Dr. R. Adey, Computational Mechanics Institute, USA
Technical Chair Prof. J. Gero, University of Sydney, Australia
ADVISORY BOARD
Consists of renowned researchers in the field.