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Fri, 13 Feb 1987 17:27
CFP: 2nd Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Sea.
Author: taylor
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1987 17:27
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1987 17:27
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2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
ARTIFICIAL INTELLLIGENCE AND SEA
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Marseilles (France), June 18-19, 1987
Sponsored by: International Institute of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
Organization:
Viviane Bernadac Phone: 33 91 91 36 72
IIRIAM/CMCI Telefax:33 91 91 70 24
2 rue Henri Barbusse Telex: MISTEL 440 860 F
13241 Marseille Cedex 1
FRANCE
Objectives:
The objectives of this second ORIA conference are to show, through real
applications, that actual developments in Artificial Intelligence and
especially in the area of expert systems are out of laboratories. They are now
in the industrial world, particularly in the sea linked business, such as:
offshore, shipbuilding, fishing, harbours installations,...
Communications on the state of the art and different tools available will be
followed by conferences on the present applications.
An exhibition of industrial products and prototypes involved in hardware and
software will be at hand.
CALL FOR PAPERS
Authors are invited to contribute papers on applications in:
- Offshore Process Control (platforms, ships, drilling semi-subs,
harbour installations, ...)
- Underwater Robotics (mobile robots, UMC, subsea stations,...)
- CAD and naval building (ships, platforms, piping,...)
Deadline: February 28th
Instructions to authors: Send 4 copies of the paper (up to 15 pages) to
Viviane Bernadac, IIRIAM/CMCI (address mentionned above) :
1st page:
Title of the paper
Name of Authors
Addresses
Telephone, telex and telefax numbers
Abstract (15 lines)
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