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Department of Computer Science
University College, The University of New South Wales
Australian Defence Force Academy, Canberra, ACT 2600, Australia
Last modified on Tue Jun 13 07:16:52 1995
This workshop will be devoted to examining how various Artificial Intelligence techniques can be used in the solution of environmental problems, including the Meteorological, Oceanographic and Agricultural. Of particular interest will be papers dealing with forecasting/prediction/prognosis issues. Examples of techniques and issues to be considered are:
Agents
Artificial neural networks
Case-based reasoning
Constraint reasoning
Deep knowledge
Expert systems (including second generation)
Explanation facilities
Fuzzy logic
Knowledge acquisition
Knowledge-based systems
Knowledge representation
Machine learning
What-if processing
Spacial and temporal reasoning
The emphasis on the workshop will be on the application of AI techniques to the solving of envoronmental problems and the nature of those problems that pose special challenges to AI.
Send papers to:
Craig McDonald
School of Information Studies
Charles Sturt University
Locked bag 675
Wagga Wagga NSW 2678
Telephone: 069 332594
Fax: 069 332733
cmcdonald@csu.edu.au
John Weckert Charles Sturt University Craig McDonald Charles Sturt University Robert Pearson ADFA Zvi Hochman NSW Department of Agriculture
Friday 7th July 1995 Abstracts due Friday 28th July 1995 Notification of acceptance/rejection Friday 15th September 1995 Papers in camera ready form due