------------ESM'2008, OCTOBER 27-29, 2008, UNIVERSITE DU HAVRE, LE HAVRE, FRANCE, 1ST CFP------------
FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS ESM2008 The 2008 European Simulation and Modelling Conference Le Havre, France October 27-29, 2008 MODELLING AND SIMULATION 2008 Methodology and Tools Simulation and AI High Performance and Large Scale Computing Simulation in Education and Graphics Visualization Simulation Simulation in the Environment, Ecology, Biology and Medicine Analytical and Numerical Modelling Techniques Web Based Simulation Agent Based Simulation Cosmological Simulation Simulation with Petri Nets Simulation with Bond Graphs DEVS Workshop Fluid Flow Modelling Simulation Complex Systems and Self-Organization Modelling Models and simulations for Emergency and Risk Management Complex Systems: Historical & Dynamical point of view Emotional dimensions of cognition and their modelling in problem-solving, learning and decision-making Artificial Society Simulation, Modelling and Data Management in Real-Time Systems Tutorials Student Papers, Poster Sessions Partners for Projects Sessions Exhibition Organised by The European Technology Institute and Sponsored by EUROSIS L'Universite du Havre For latest information see: www.eurosis.org or http://www.eurosis.org/cms/?q=taxonomy/term/129 AIM OF ESM 2008 The 22nd annual ESM 2008 (European Simulation and Modelling Conference) is the original European international conference concerned with state of the art technology in modelling and simulation. ESM 2008 aims to provide an overview of academic research in the field of computer simulation. A number of major tracks of simulation research are presented next to specific workshops, which capture the art and science of present-day simulation research. KEYNOTE: Multi-agent modelling and applications to robotics and cognition Aladdin Ayesh, De Montfort University, Leicester, United Kingdom All submissions will be peer reviewed by at least three members of the International Program Committee. Accepted papers will be published in the conference Proceedings (both print and electronic format on the web), that will be copyrighted and widely disseminated. All talks and tutorials, must be accompanied by a paper of between three to eight Proceedings pages. Contributions to the technical program are solicited in the following general areas; METHODOLOGY AND TOOLS METHODOLOGY Continuous, discrete and hybrid simulation methodology, Simulation environments, Multi-paradigm simulation, Simulation uncertainty, Simulation visualisation, Integration of simulation and geographical information systems, Object-oriented programming and Languages, Multi-paradigm Languages, Software comparisons. Numerical Methods for Simulation, Mathematical Analysis in Simulation, Parallel Simulation Methodology, Discrete Event Simulation, Simulation Fidelity and Performance Evaluation, Advanced Training and Simulation Concepts for Education, Multiparameter Sequential Optimization Methods in Simulation, Verification, Validation, and Control in Complex Systems Simulation, Distributed and Parallel Systems Simulation, Combined Continuous and Discrete Event Models, Symbol Analysis and Manipulation of Equation-Based Models, Simultaneous vs Modular Simulation Methods, Standardization Issues OBJECT ORIENTATION AND RE-USE Object-Oriented Modelling Languages, Modularity, Model Structuring, Inheritance, Model Re-use, Organization of Model Libraries TOOLS Simulation Tools, Statistical Output Evaluation Tools, Optimization Tools, Special Purpose Simulation Languages and Tools, Simulator Development Environments, Interfaces for Coupling with External Tools SIMULATION AND AI AI Based Simulation Languages, Special Architectures, Graphical Simulation Environments and Simulation Software Tools, Intelligent Simulation Environments, Parallel Processing Environments for Simulation, User Friendly Software Tools, Advanced Man-Machine Interfaces, Graphical Model Editors, Browsing Facilities, Database Management of Models and Results, Architecture of Modelling and Simulation Environments AI AND EXPERT SYSTEMS Expert Controllers and Genetic Algorithms in Simulation, Knowledge Based Simulation Tools, AI and Expert Systems in Simulation AI AND NEURAL NETWORKS Classification, Data analysis, Fault tolerance, Forecasting, Knowledge acquisition, Economics and Finance, Planning, Pre- treatment of data, Process control, Robotics, Speech and image recognition, Web intelligence, involving methodologies such as: Hybrid systems (GA, fuzzy, symbolic representation), Methods or tools for evaluating ANN performance, Reinforcement Learning, Simulation tools (research, education, development), Neural nets for simulation: modelling of parts (components) of the system simulated by neural networks, evaluation of simulation models using neural nets, decision support in simulation models by neural nets; Simulation of neural nets: systems of pre-designed neural networks, techniques and tools for simulation and programming of neural networks. AI AND FUZZY SYSTEMS Fuzzy Qualitative simulation, fuzzy rules and fault models. Classification, Data analysis, Fault tolerance, Forecasting, Knowledge acquisition, Economics and Finance, Planning, Pre-treatment of data, Process control, Robotics, Speech and image recognition, Web intelligence, involving methodologies such as: Hybrid systems (GA, fuzzy, symbolic representation), Methods or tools for evaluating ANN performance, Reinforcement Learning, Simulation tools (research, education, development). HIGH PERFORMANCE AND LARGE SCALE COMPUTING This track invites contributions on efficient Modelling and Simulation Algorithms and Computer-intensive Simulation Projects on High-performance Large Scale Computers and Distributed Platforms. Methods and techniques for parallel simulation (scheduling, synchronisation, load balancing), Performance of parallel and distributed simulation (experimental and comparative studies, performance models, benchmarks), High Level Architecture (HLA) and related standards (time management, model semantics, implementation issues), High Performance and Large Scale Systems for Computational Science (biological, chemical, physical, etc.) Application of parallel and distributed simulation (computer systems, manufacturing systems, etc.), Parallelisation of simulations (numerical methods, (Quasi-Monte-Carlo simulation), Simulation in Cluster, Multicluster, and Grid Computing, Simulation in Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing (wireless, mobile, wearable, invisible) SIMULATION IN EDUCATION AND GRAPHICS VISUALIZATION SIMULATION This track covers; Simulation and e-learning, - Role Strategies) Management Games, Simulation with "man in the loop", Virtual Reality Systems, Realistic Presentation of Simulation, Results, Simulation for Training and Education, Web-based Simulation, Multi-site Group Simulation, Special Purpose Simulation Languages and Tools, Simulation Environments, Simulator Development Environments, Visual Modelling Tools, Multimedia, Visualisation and Animation Tools, Interfaces for Coupling with External Tools SIMULATION IN ENVIRONMENT, ECOLOGY, BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE The main goal is to enhance the trans-disciplinarity and to facilitate contacts and dialogs between computer scientists and specialists of Environmental Sciences. Since 10 years the modelling process took benefits from recent (and less recent) techniques of computer science : Object-Oriented Languages, Discrete Event Simulation, Concepts of Agent and Actor, Fuzzy Logic, UML, model - GIS interface, Web-based simulation, environment management, predictive models of forest growth, fishing, climate and other biological processes. Papers dealing with ecological modelling (in a wider sense) are welcome in the areas of: Applications: Environment managing, Waste managing, Ecosystem dynamics (terrestrial and oceanographic ecology) Population dynamics (diseases & epidemics, changes in biodiversity, genome, predator-prey relationships, fishing...), Population behaviour, Individual behaviour, involving methodologies such as: Artificial Intelligence, Distributed Interactive Simulation, High-Performance Computing, Languages, Modelling Techniques, Simulation Methodologies & Tools, Synthetic Environment, Virtual Reality, Petri nets, DEVS and Bond Graphs. Modelling and simulation have an important role in structuring biological, medical and ecological systems. The intrinsic complexity and non-linearity of these types of systems need continuous and discrete simulation methodology, soft computing methodology in order to handle the different degrees of uncertainty, as well as virtual reality methodology describing the time and space dependent complexity. SIMULATION IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS Topics are biological systems, medical systems and ecosystems with the domain specific topics such as molecular modelling, genetic algorithms in biosystems, fuzzy sets and neural nets in biosystems, physiology, cardiology, anesthesia, cancer, circulatory system, respiratory system, renal system, biomechanics, agricultural production, simulation of global change, ecotechnology and eco- engineering, GIS, population dynamics, etc Simulation of Patient Care,Quality of Service, Hospital Logistics, Simulation of Disease Proliferation, Virtual Reality in Surgical Procedures, Simulating Biological Phenomena and Organs, Simulation as a Tool for Diagnosis, Simulation of Emergency Procedures (Disaster Gaming), General Medical Simulations, Pharmacometric Modelling, Physiological Simulations. ANALYTICAL AND NUMERICAL MODELLING TECHNIQUES Contributions based on exact and approximate methods as well as applications are encouraged but not restricted to the following topics: Techniques and Algorithms, Stochastic Petri Net Models, Queuing Systems and Network Models, Markov Models, Performance Optimization, Stochastic Process Algebras, Stochastic Precedence Graphs, Bounds and Theoretical Properties, Interconnection Networks, Evaluation Studies of Analytical and Numerical Modelling, Computer Systems, Manufacturing Systems, Workflow Management Systems, Communication Systems (LANs and Distributed Systems, ATM Switches, Mobile Radio,...), Workload modelling and Characterisation, Operating Systems, Client-Server Systems, Multimedia Systems, Measurements and Hybrid Techniques, Software Performance and Software Tools for Analytical and Numerical Modelling WBE BASED SIMULATION Web-based Simulation Environments (WSE), Web-based Distributed Interactive Simulation (WDIS) Sharing and reuse of simulation models and tools in WSE , Techniques and Standards for model integration, Communication interoperability in WSE and WDIS, WSE and WDIS applications to education, training and learning. , Simulation visualization/animation in WSE and WDIS, Web-based Distributed Simulation (distributed modelling via the Web, Java based, Federated, and so on) AGENT BASED SIMULATION Agent Based Simulation covers, Basic Methodologies, Agent Architectures, Model Specification and Languages, Mobile Agents, Multi Agent System Communication and Cooperation, Multi-Level Simulation and Emergence, decision making and Strategies, plus applications in Ecology and Environment (environment management, resource management, social and political impact on the environment, computer aided decision making, socio-eco systems modelling), psychology, Cognitive Science and AI, Economics and Market Systems, Business Process Management, Industry, Manufacturing and Logistics and Transport(control of Industrial Systems, scheduling, Planning, Supply Chain) and Health Care with the emphasis on simulation and modelling. COSMOLOGICAL SIMULATION Detailed computer simulations are a powerful tool to study one of the biggest challenges for theoretical cosmology: How did the galaxies we see in the universe today form out of the small fluctuations in matter density that were present in the primordial universe? Having carried out the largest cosmological simulations ever, scientists of astrophysics are able to follow the hierarchical galaxy formation process with unprecedented accuracy and detail, allowing new theoretical insights into dark matter dynamics, and novel tests of the cold dark matter theory for galaxy formation. Simulations in this area, at present can be categorized under: The Millenium Simulation, Galaxy Formations Simulation, First Objects, Mock Catalogues, Dark Matter Halos, Intergalactic Medium, Semi-Analytical Modelling and Hubble Volume Simulation, Star Formation etc... WORKSHOP SIMULATION WITH PETRI NETS Petri nets were introduced by C.A. Petri as a "finitary combinatorial model of event topology which, is in close correspondence with the models of modern physics, is capable of describing total information flow, and has proven superior to some conventional models both in construction and in analysis of systems of complex organization". Although many other models of concurrent and distributed systems have been developed, Petri nets are still considered "a central model for concurrent systems with respect to both the theory and the applications" due to the natural way they allow to represent reasoning on concurrent active objects which share resources and their changing states. The huge amount of work invested in making the modelling power of Petri nets formalism more and more intensive, led to a continuous evolution of this area, such that "Petri nets" is currently a generic name for a whole class of models divided into three main layers (ranging from Elementary Net Systems and Place/Transition nets to traditional High Level nets and High Level nets with abstract data types). For the performance evaluation of the modelled system, time execution and/or stochastic processes have also been considered, leading to important extensions to the above general Petri nets classification: Timed and Stochastic Petri nets. Petri nets are widely considered as an operational (rather than denotational) formalism for Discrete Event Systems. They have proven to be useful in solving difficult discrete-event problems in a variety of application domains such as in software engineering, operating systems, databases, communication and co-operation protocols in distributed systems, manufacturing systems, defence command and control, business processes and telecommunications, etc. As investigations in this area show, Petri nets also cover a large number of currently active research areas. Despite the great amount of work and achievements, much effort is still to be done to meet the applications requirements. This workshop is intended to provide a forum for the presentation and discussion of original ideas, recent results and achievements by researchers, students and system developers on issues and challenges related to the above domain. We invite to submit original contributions addressing, but not limited to one of the following topics: -- Simulation using Petri Net Systems, -- Place/Transition nets, -- High-level Petri nets, -- Timed and Stochastic Petri nets, -- Temporal and real-time logics with respect to Petri nets, -- Analysis methods of High Level nets and their time extensions, -- Modular Petri nets, -- Object-oriented Petri nets (OOPNs), -- Computer tools based on OOPNs, -- Applications of OOPNs. WORKSHOP MODELLING AND SIMULATION WITH BONDGRAPHS The Bond Graph Workshop will bring experts together for the purpose of discussing new concepts, methods, techniques, tools and applications of this energy-based modelling methodology. Papers dealing with all aspects of the use of bond graphs in system design, analysis, and control are welcome. The workshop will provide a forum for the presentation and discussion of recent research and applications of the Bond Graph methodology. Research papers are welcome in the following categories of presentation: Tutorials, Panel Discussions, Software and Tools, Bond Graph Theory, Advanced Bond Graph Methodology, Bond Graphs and Block Diagrams, Computer Graphics and Bond Graph Modelling, Qualitative Modelling, Mechatronics Systems, Mechanical Systems and Robotics, Electrical and Power Systems, Control Systems, Thermal and Chemical Systems, Biomechanics and Prosthetics, Ecological Systems, Biological and Medical Systems, Social and Economic Systems, Industrial Applications, Large, Nonlinear Models DEVS WORKSHOP The DEVS Workshop will cover: Extensions to the DEVS formalism, DEVS and Distributed DEVS frameworks, DEVS-based next generation VHDL, DEVS standardization, DEVS applications FLUID FLOW SIMULATION MODELLING WORKSHOP Papers are solicited in: Conventional fluid dynamics New developments in boundary tracking, adaptive multiscale meshes, algorithm stability, turbulence Atomistic methods Ab-initio and classical molecular dynamics, direct simulation Monte Carlo. Mesoscopic methods Lattice gases, lattice-Boltzmann, smoothed particle dynamics, dissipative particle dynamics, discrete simulation automata, etc. Hybrid methods Atomistic-mesoscopic and mesoscopic-continuum: direct simulation Monte Carlo, adaptive-mesh dissipative-particle dynamics, etc. Multidisciplinary and industrial applications Chemical and biomedical engineering, automotive, oil extraction and aeronautic industry, flow in porous media, Fluid Dynamics Simulation, Fluid Dynamics Simulation in Turbomachinery Flow Analysis of Pump Turbines, Water, air, vibration analysis through fluid flow modelling, Electromagnetic Field Simulation, Virtual Wind Tunnels, Structural analysis Statics (Stress, Deformation), Dynamics (Vibration), Eigen value, Fatigue, Thermal load Electric power plants, General plant components Computational fluid dynamics Compressible flow, Incompressible flow, Heat transfer, Multiphase/multi component flow, Combustion, Reaction,, Noise (Flow- induced sound) Gas turbines/Steam turbines,Combustors, Nuclear plant components, Hydro turbines, Pumps, Heat exchangers, Piping systems Computational electro-magnetics Static elecromagnetics, Eddy current, Electromagnetic wave, Electric circuit Nuclear fusion reactor, Transformers, Switch gear, Rotating machinery, Inverters/Converters Coupled problems Fluid-structure coupled analysis, (Flow-induced vibration), Fluid-electric field coupled analysis, (Insulation) Heat exchangers, Electric power transmission components MODELS AND SIMULATIONS FOR EMERGENCY AND RISK MANAGEMENT Multiple and unexpected failures but also catastrophes waiting to happen are built into our "society's complex systems". This is a matter of increasing concern. How should we understand, control or avoid such potential crisis on a local/global scale, where local interactions play a major role? Simulations are powerful tools in a context where risk is the product of probability of accident by the losses per accident. This risk can be major when it is collective, the occuring frequency is low, the impacts on humans or environment are very important. In this kind of risk, it is necessary to engage exceptional resources to prevent, to forsee and to help. This aspect is very important, but some crises have demonstrated that the problems can be in upstream and it is also necessary to consider the detection, the defects diagnosis and the supervision of risk systems. We solicit contributions on (not exhaustive): * Modeling risk (including technical, environmental and human factors) to prevent and to manage * Tools of analysis, detection and early diagnosis * Population flow before, during and after the crisis * Information flow for the emergency COMPLEX SYSTEMS: HISTORICAL & DYNAMICAL POINT OF VIEW Complex Systems is a contemporary topics and it is interesting to take a sight on it through both Historical and Dynamical point of view. So this session aims to propose a study of Complex Systems dealing with various domains such as Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Ecology... For example, Historical and Dynamical aspects of Van der Pol circuit or Predator-prey model should be highlighted through an overview of all studies already done and may be followed by a presentation of new ideas or concepts on the subject. EMOTIONAL DIMENSIONS OF COGNITION AND THEIR MODELLING IN PROBLEM-SOLVING, LEARNING AND DECISION-MAKING Cognition is studied from various approaches, both from a computable vision allowing to understand, reproduce the complexity of human brain functioning and from the human understanding vision linking with memory, behavior and feelings. Emotional dimensions have been studied in this context since only few decades because of the complexity to express and to define them and to explain their interaction with cognition, including problem-solving, learning and decision-making. In this session, we expect some contributions from computer sciences researchers for the modeling contribution and from psychologist researchers for the lightening of these complex interactions, including their fundamental knowledge on human behavior. The contribution from neuro-psychologist researchers will allow to root the cognitive and behavioral description on embodied knowledge, allowing to find relevant modeling dimensions. ARTIFICIAL SOCIETY This session focuses on the two complementary aspects: (1) modelling the society and its spatial systems according to their complexity and (2) to use the society as model for distributed artificial agents which contribute to solve problems using their social behaviour. The mixing of contribution from human sciences researchers and from computer sciences researchers are welcome and expected. The contributions on these topics can be based on swarm intelligence, social insect-based algorithms, cultural algorithms, cellular automata modelling. Community detection over graphs or over geographical information systems is also relevant contributions for this session. The understanding of the dynamical complex development of the human and animal society is one of the goals of innovative research for advancing geographical studies based on complexity approaches and for distributed artificial intelligence modelling. SIMULATION, MODELLING AND DATA MANAGEMENT IN REAL-TIME SYSTEMS (SMDM-RTS'2008) The SMDM-RTS'2008 session organized by the LITIS laboratory deals with all aspects of the simulation, Modelling and data management in real-time systems, including the management of quality of service. The aim of the session is to present the researches already done and current researches in this area. This will be done throughout invited papers on one hand, and on the presentations of research papers related to simulation and Modelling in systems combining both database systems aspects and real-time systems aspects. The relationships between these systems and their applications to many areas will be pointed out. The session deals also with papers related to mobility and real-time in geographic information systems, to all aspects of sensor databases, to applying real-time and mobility in intelligent/vehicles and transport systems, in stock trading, etc. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: * Feedback Control Scheduling Architecture : simulation and Modelling * Modelling of real-time data and real-time transactions * Real-Time Applications for Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) * Simulation and/or Modelling of Real-Time Multimedia Systems, Quality of Service management * Distributed Simulations for Real-Time Systems and Real-Time Databases * Management of real-time data * Sensor databases * Formal or unformal specifications of real-time database systems * Real-Time Geographic Systems * Real-time vision and perception in ITS * Modelling of Real-Time Component based Systems and Real-Time Design Pattern Systems We also encourage authors to present novel ideas, critique of existing work, and application examples, which demonstrate how real-time DBMSs technology could be effectively deployed and might be be better than existing systems. We also welcome practical work which applies real-time DBMSs in real-word applications. PhD works are welcome. TUTORIALS Tutorials can be proposed in the following three categories: T1- Introductory tutorials T2- State of the Art Tutorials T3- Software and Modelware Tutorials Tutorial proposals should be emailed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] POSTER SESSION The poster session only features work in progress. Next to the actual poster presentation, these submissions also feature as short papers in the Proceedings. STUDENTS SESSION This session is for students who want to present their work in progress or part of their doctoral thesis as a paper. Student papers are denoted by the fact that only the name of the student appears on the paper as an author. They are published as short papers in the Proceedings. DIVERSE ACTIVITIES For demonstrations or video sessions, please contact EUROSIS. Special session will be set up for vendor presentations in co- ordination with the scientific program. User Group meetings for simulation languages and tools can be organised the day before the conference. If you would like to arrange a meeting, please contact the Conference Chairs. We will be happy to provide a meeting room and other necessary equipment. Partners for projects session(s) will be organised by EUROSIS to give potential project teams or individuals the opportunity to present their research in order to link up with fellow researchers for future research projects. Those wishing to participate in this session need to send a proposal to EUROSIS. A EUROSIS TC Meeting and an EU Project update meeting EXHIBITION A special exhibition will be held during the conference focused on simulation tools. For more information please contact EUROSIS for further details. Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] DEADLINES AND REQUIREMENTS Send all submissions in an ELECTRONIC FORM ONLY in zipped Microsoft Word format, PDF or Postscript format indicating the designated track and type of submission (full paper or an extended abstract) to the EUROSIS ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). Please provide your name, affiliation, full mailing address, telephone / fax number and Email address on all submissions as well. For submissions please put in the subject of your Email the following indications: ESM2007 and designated track or USE THE ABSTRACT SUBMISSION PAGE!! Only original papers, which have not been published elsewhere, will be accepted for publication REGISTRATION FEES Registration Fees Author EUROSIS Other Members Participants Pre-reg before 495 EURO 495 EURO 545 EURO September 30th 2008 Registration after Pre-registration 545 EURO 595 EURO September 30th 2008 required The registration fee includes one copy of the Conference Proceedings, coffee and tea during the breaks, all lunches, a welcome cocktail and a conference dinner. SOCIAL PROGRAMME Conference dinner in Honfleur (http://en.ot-honfleur.fr/Accueil,0,0,1.html) and visit to Mont Saint Michel (http://mont-saint-michel.monuments-nationaux.fr/en/) are envisaged PAPER SUBMISSION TYPES FULL PAPER (including abstract, conclusions, diagrams, references) During review, the submitted full papers can be accepted as a regular 5 page paper. If excellent, full papers can be accepted by the program committee as an extended (8-page) paper. Each submission will be reviewed by at least three members of the International Program Committee. EXTENDED ABSTRACT (at least five pages) Participants may also submit a 5 page extended abstract for a regular (5 pages) or short (3 pages) paper or poster, which will be reviewed by the International Program Committee. All accepted papers will be published in the ESM 2008 Conference Proceedings. SHORT ABSTRACT (at least three pages) Participants may also submit a 3 page abstract for a short paper or poster, which will be reviewed by the International Program Committee. All accepted papers will be published in the ESM 2008 Conference Proceedings. ONE PAGE ABSTRACTS ARE NOT ACCEPTED. CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS Philippe Geril EUROSIS-ETI Greenbridge NV Wetenschapspark 1 Plassendale 1 B-8400 Ostend Belgium Tel: +32.59.255330 Fax: +32.59.255339 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] OUTSTANDING PAPER AWARD The 2008 European Simulation and Modelling Conference Committee will select the Outstanding Paper of the Conference. The author of this paper will be awarded a free registration for a EUROSIS conference. Only papers SUBMITTED AS FULL papers will be eligible for the Outstanding Paper Award. Selected papers are published in the following journal: International Journal of Computational Science and Engineering (IJCSE) to be published by InderScience: http://www.inderscience.com/catalogue/c/ijcse/indexijcse.html LANGUAGE The official conference language for all papers and presentations is English IMPORTANT DEADLINES EARLY BIRD SUBMISSION DEADLINE: MAY 30TH, 2008 SUBMISSION DEADLINE: JUNE 15TH, 2008 -JULY 25, 2008 June 15 - July 25, 2008: Submit contributed full-papers (5 to 8 proceedings pages) not previously published. These submissions, when accepted will be published as regular or extended papers, depending on their quality. June 15 - July 25, 2008: Submit extended abstracts (5 abstract pages) or short papers (3 abstract pages), reports of scientific projects and summaries of posters. These submissions, when accepted will be published as regular, of up to 5 proceedings page papers. June 15 - July 25, 2008: Submit one -to -three page proposals to present tutorials, to organise and chair panel sessions, to organise user meetings, vendor sessions or to exhibit software July 25, 2008: Submit abstracts for student and poster session LATE SUBMISSION DEADLINE JULY 25TH 2008 AUGUST 15, 2008: Notification of Acceptance or Rejection OCTOBER 1, 2008: Authors provide camera-ready manuscript October 27-29, 2008: Conference VENUE: Universite du Havre, Le Havre, France http://www.univ-lehavre.fr/internat/index_anglais.php REPLY CARD First Name: Surname: Occupation and/or Title: Affiliation: Mailing Address Zip code: City: Country. Telephone: Fax: E-Mail: Yes, I intend to attend the ESM 2008: [ ] Presenting a paper, by submitting a full paper [ ] Presenting a short paper (by submitting an extended abstract) [ ] Participating in the industrial program [ ] Organizing a vendor session [ ] Proposing a panel discussion (please mention names of panellists) [ ] Contributing to the exhibition [ ] Without presenting a paper The provisional title of my paper / exhibited tool is: With the following highlights: The paper belongs to the category (please tick only one): [ ] Modelling Methodology [ ] Modelling Simulation Tools [ ] Object-Orientation and Re-use [ ] Simulation and AI [ ] AI and Expert Systems [ ] AI and Neural Networks [ ] AI and Fuzzy Systems [ ] High Performance/Parallel and Large Scale Computing [ ] Simulation in Education and Graphics Visualization Simulation [ ] Simulation in Environmental Ecology, Biology and Medicine [ ] Analytical and Numerical Modelling Techniques [ ] Web Based Simulation [ ] Agent Based Simulation [ ] Cosmological Simulation [ ] SIMULA- Special 40th anniversary Track [ ] Simulation with Petri Nets [ ] Simulation with Bond Graphs [ ] DEVS [ ] Fluid Flow Modelling Simulation [ ] Complex Systems and Self-Organization Modelling [ ] Models and simulations for Emergency and Risk Management [ ] Complex Systems: Historical & Dynamical point of view [ ] Emotional dimensions of cognition and their modelling in problem-solving, learning and decision-making [ ] Artificial Society [ ] Simulation, Modelling and Data Management in Real-Time Systems [ ] Poster session [ ] Student Session Other colleague(s) interested in the topics of the conference is/are: Name: Address: Name: Address: Please send or fax this card immediately to: Philippe Geril, EUROSIS-ETI Greenbridge NV Wetenschapspark 1 Plassendale 1 B-8400 Ostend Belgium Tel: +32.59.255330 Fax: +32.59.255339 -- Unsubscribe from this newsletter: http://www.eurosis.org/cms/?q=newsletter/confirm/remove/09e22521fe8974t86 _________________________________________________________________________________ mozart-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.mozart-oz.org/mailman/listinfo/mozart-users
