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<mod-ki 0768> AIMSA-92 (Call)
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Author: Hans-Werner Hein
Date: Tue, 08 Oct 1991 14:15
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From: vhahn@nats2.informatik.uni-hamburg.de (Walther von Hahn)
To: mod-ki@unido.informatik.uni-dortmund.de
Date: Fri, 27 Sep 91 16:40:29 +0200
Subject: <mod-ki 0768> AIMSA-92 (Call)
Keywords: Konferenzen, Bulgaria

mod-ki message 0768
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Fuer die Bulgaren schicke ich hier deren erste Ankuendigung der AIMSA92:

    ###############################################################
    #                        CALL FOR PAPERS                      #
    #                                                             #
    #                           AIMSA '92                         #
    #                                                             #
    #   5th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence   #
    #          - Methodology, Systems, Applications -             #
    ###############################################################
                         SEPTEMBER 21-24, 1992
                            Sofia, Bulgaria

The AIMSA Conferences take place in Bulgaria and are held  every  second
year. The aim of the conference is to cover all aspects of  AI  research
and to bring together basic research and applied research. The  location
for AIMSA '92 is Sofia, the capital of  Bulgaria.  AIMSA '92,  like  the
four previous AIMSA Conferences, will be devoted to AI  in  its  broader
interpretation  including  theoretical  aspects  as  well  as  practical
applications.

SCOPE
Topic areas include  (but  are  not  limited  to):  foundations  of  AI,
automatic  deduction,  non-standard,  commonsense  reasoning,  cognitive
modeling,   knowledge   representation,   learning,   planning,    logic
programming,  AI  languages,  psychological,  philosophical  and  social
implications of AI, AI  architectures,  distributed  AI  and  multiagent
systems,  neural  networks  and   connectionism,   integrated   systems,
knowledge engineering, AI in education, natural language  understanding,
computer vision, robotics. 

LANGUAGE
The official language of the Conference is English.

BEST PAPER AWARD
The Program Committee will select  a  best  paper  among  the  submitted
papers. The Best Paper Award will be presented  during  the  Conference.

SUBMISSION OF PAPERS
Authors are invited to submit four copies of papers describing completed
or on-going research, in English, not exceeding  10  A4  size  pages  of
single spaced text. The first page of each copy should contain: title of
the paper, name(s) of author(s) , address, telephone number, fax, e-mail
address, short abstract (150 words maximum),  short  list  of  keywords.
Papers must be received before January 31st,1992, by the Chairman of the
Program Committee:

   Prof. Benedict du Boulay
   Program Chairman AIMSA '92
   The University of Sussex,  
   School of Cognitive & Computing Sciences
   Falmer, Brighton BN1 9QH, UK
   e-mail: bend@uk.susx.cogs
   tel:    +44 273 678324
   fax:    +44 273 678188

Submitted papers must be unpublished, original  work  and  substantially
different from papers currently under review. Authors of selected papers
will receive instructions for typing the camera-ready versions of  their
papers.

IMPORTANT DATES
   January      31, 1992 ... Submitted papers must be received by the
                         .......................... Program Committee
   March        13, 1992 ................. Notification of acceptance
   April        23, 1992 Revised camera-ready papers must be received
   September 21-24, 1992 ........................... Conference dates
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