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From: linster@gmdzi.gmd.de (Marc Linster)
To: mod-ki@unido.informatik.uni-dortmund.de
Date: Wed, 26 Jun 91 18:19:04 -0200
Subject: <mod-ki 0732> Call for EKAW92
Keywords: Konferenzen, conferences, Knowledge Acquisition

mod-ki message 0732
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 6th European Knowledge Acquisition for Knowledge-Based Systems Workshop

                                EKAW92
                     Heidelberg and Kaiserslautern
                           May 18 - 22, 1992

                   in cooperation with ECCAI and GI

EKAW92  is   concerned   with   the   acquisition   of   knowledge   for
knowledge-based systems. The workshop will be held in two parts:  a  one
day open meeting in Heidelberg  and  a  three  and  a  half  day  closed
workshop near Kaiserslautern. The closed workshop will be limited  to 40
participants, one author for each paper. An additional allowance  of  up
to  10  participants  is  considered  for  submission  to  the  Sisyphus
investigation (see below).

Papers are  invited  for  consideration  on  all  aspects  of  knowledge
acquisition for knowledge based systems, including (but  not  restricted
to):

- Areas of research and development:
  - Elicitation and modeling of expertise - manual techniques
    and support systems.
  - Apprenticeship, explanation-based, and other learning systems;
    combination of such systems with other knowledge acquisition
    techniques.
  - Issues in cognition and expertise that affect the knowledge
    acquisition process.
  - Extracting and modeling of knowledge from texts, videos, graphics,
    and other media.
  - Combination of knowledge acquisition techniques.
  - Integration of knowledge acquisition systems with hypermedia,
    database management systems, simulators, spreadsheets, and
    standard application software.
  - Management of knowledge acquisition within software projects
    and industrial environments.
  - Knowledge acquisition methodology: roles, skills, teaching,
    and training.
  - Knowledge acquisition techniques in the development of industrial
    knowledge-based systems.

- Sisyphus:
  Sisyphus is an  international  data  point  gathering  project,  where
  different  research  groups  solve  identical  sample  problems.   The
  solution of the sample problems  will  be  described  according  to  a
  predefined set of dimensions, which is  delivered  together  with  the
  sample  problems  in  forms  of  questions.  The  materials  will   be
  distributed after EKAW91. For more information contact Marc Linster.

Four copies of a full length paper (up to 20 pages) should  be  sent  to
Thomas Wetter before Dec. 13,  1991.  Information  about  acceptance  or
rejection will be mailed by Feb.10. Camera ready copies must be returned
before March 13. It is planned to  distribute  the  proceedings  at  the
beginning of the workshop.

Workshop Co-Chairs:

   Thomas Wetter                           Klaus-Dieter Althoff
   Scientific Center, IBM Germany          Faculty for Computer Science
   Wilckensstr. 1a                         University of Kaiserslautern
   D-6900 Heidelberg                       Erwin-Schroedinger-Str.
   FRGermany                               D-6750 Kaiserslautern
   EKAW92@DHDIBM1.EARN                     FRGermany
   Tel +49 6221 404212                     althoff@informatik.uni-kl.de
   FAX +49 6221 404340                     Tel: +49 631 205 3360
   (send papers here)                      (local organisation)


   John Boose                              Brian Gaines
   Advanced Technology Center              Department of Comp. Science
   Boeing Computer Services 7L-64          University of Calgary
   PO Box 24346                            2500, Univ. Dr. NW
   Seattle, Wa 98124                       Calgary, Alberta
   USA                                     Canada T2N 1N4
   john@boeing.com                         gaines@cpsc.Ucalgary.Ca


   Marc Linster                            Franz Schmalhofer
   Expert System Research Group            German Research Center
   GMD                                     for Artificial Intelligence
   PO Box 1240                             Erwin-Schroedinger-Str.
   D-5205 St. Augustin                     D-6750 Kaiserslautern
   FRGermany                               FRGermany
   Tel. +49 2241 142680                    Tel. +49 631 2053470
   FAX  +49 2241 142084                    FAX  +49 631 2053210
   linster@gmdzi.gmd.de                    schmalho@dfki.uni-kl.de
   (SISYPHUS contributions)

International Program Committee:
   Thomas R. Addis, Univ. of Reading
   Klaus-Dieter Althoff, U. Kaiserslautern
   Nathalie Aussenac, IRIT, CNRS
   Guy Boy, NASA AMES
   Jeffrey Bradshaw, Boeing Comp. Serv.
   I. Bratko, Ljubljana Jugoslawia
   B. Chandrasekaran, Ohio State Univ.
   W. Clancey, Inst. for Res. on Learn.
   John Debenham, U. of Techn., Sydney
   Michael J. Freiling, Tektronix, Inc.
   Jean Gabriel Ganascia, U. Paris VI
   Thomas Gruber, Stanford University
   Koichi Hori, University of Tokyo
   Nancy Johnson, Brunel University, UK
   Catherine Kitto, Boeing Comp. Serv.
   Georg Klinker, Digital Equipment Corp.
   S. Kobayashi, Tokyo Inst. of Techn.
   Yves Kodratoff, Universite Paris-Sud
   Marc Linster, GMD, St. Augustin         
   Sandra Marcus, Boeing Computer Services
   John McDermott, DEC                     
   Ryszard Michalski, George Mason Univ.
   Riichiro Mizoguchi, Osaka University    
   Katharina Morik, U. Dortmund, FRG
   Hiroshi Motoda, Hitachi Adv. Res.Lab.   
   Mark Musen, Stanford University
   Toyoaki Nishida, Kyoto University       
   Bruce Porter, Univ. of Texas, Austin
   Ross Quinlan, Sydney University         
   Alain Rappaport, Neuron Data
   Thomas Rothenfluh, Zurich               
   Franz Schmalhofer, DFKI Kaiserslautern
   Guus Schreiber, Univ. of Amsterdam      
   Nigel Shadbolt, Univ. of Nottingham
   Mildred Shaw, University of Calgary     
   Duncan Smeed, Univ. of Strathclyde
   Ingeborg Solvberg, Trondheim Norway  
   Maarten van Someren, U. of Amsterdam
   Hirokazu Taki, New Gen. Comp. Tech.     
   Masanobu Watanabe, NEC Corporation
   Bob Wielinga, Univ. of Amsterdam
   Thomas Wetter, IBM Heidelberg FRG
   Brian Woodward, Univ. of Calgary
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