VISION-LIST Digest 1989 01 05

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 Comments on Vision List 
 Re:  AICPA 

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Date: Tue, 3 Jan 89 10:46:04 PST 
From: oyster@tcville.hac.com (Michael Oyster) 
Subject: Comments on Vision List 

I have been subscribing to Vision List through UCLA and now directly 
through work for more than three years.  Vision list has been useful to 
me primarily in providing advance notice for conferences.  While 
I have found vision list to be useful, I would like to make some  
hopefully productive comments. 

Vision List needs more technical depth.  I'm not particularly interested 
in reading notes by beginning graduate students about what's a good  
frame grabber or what's a good master's topic.  We need contributions 
from serious researchers concerning CURRENT research topics that 
can not be found in the open literature because of their late breaking 
nature. 

I know this is easier said than done because the hard part is getting 
serious people interested and involved.  If I can lend a hand, I would 
be glad to help. 

 
				Best wishes, 

				Mike Oyster 
				Hughes Aircraft 

[ I agree we need more technical depth.  How can we make it happen? 
		phil...] 

 
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Date: Sat, 31 Dec 88 15:16:47 GMT 
From: Steven Zenith <mcvax!inmos!zenith@uunet.UU.NET> 
Subject: Re:  AICPA 

                            occam user group 
                      * artificial  intelligence * 
                         special interest group 

                             CALL FOR PAPERS 
                 1st technical meeting of the OUG AISIG 
                         ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 
                                   AND 
                   COMMUNICATING PROCESS ARCHITECTURE 
         17th and 18th of July 1989, at Imperial College, London UK. 
                        Keynote speakers will include 
                            * Prof. Iann Barron * 
                        "Inventor of the transputer" 

The conference organising committee includes: 
    Dr. Atsuhiro Goto       Institute for New Generation Computer 
                            Technology (ICOT), Japan. 
    Dr.med.Ulrich Jobst     Ostertal - Klinik fur Neurologie und  
                            klinische Neurophysiologie 
    Dr. Heather Liddell,    Queen Mary College, London. 
    Prof. Dr. Y. Paker,     Polytechnic of Central London 
    Prof. Dr. L. F. Pau,    Technical University of Denmark. 
    Prof. Dr. Bernd Radig,  Institut Fur Informatik, Munchen. 
    Prof. Dr. Alan Robinson Syracuse University, U.S.A. 
    Prof. Dr. David Warren  Bristol University, U.K. 

Conference chairmen: 
    Dr. Mike Reeve         Imperial College, London 
    Steven Ericsson Zenith INMOS Limited, Bristol (Chairman OUG AISIG) 

Topics include: 
         The transputer and a.i.                 Real time a.i 
          Applications for a.i.            Implementation languages 
       Underlying kernel support          Underlying infrastructure 
          Toolkits/environments                Neural networks 

    Papers must be original and of high quality. Submitted papers 
    should be about 20 to 30 pages in length, double spaced and single 
    column, with an abstract of 200-300 words. All papers will be 
    refereed and will be assessed with regard to their quality and 
    relevance.  

    A volume is being planned to coincide with this conference to be 
    published by John Wiley and Sons as a part of their book series on 
    Communicating Process Architecture.  

    Papers must be submitted by the 1st of February 1989. Notification 
    of acceptance or rejection will be given by March 1st 1989. 
    Final papers (as camera ready copy) must be provided by April 1st 
    1989. 

Submissions to be made to either: 
    Steven Ericsson Zenith                Mike Reeve 
    INMOS Limited,                        Dept. of Computing, 
    1000 Aztec West,                      Imperial College, 
    Almondsbury,                          180 Queens Gate, 
    Bristol BS12 4SQ,                     London SW7 2BZ, 
    UNITED KINGDOM.                       UNITED KINGDOM. 
    Tel. 0454 616616 x513                 Tel. 01 589 5111 x5033 
    email: zenith@inmos.co.uk             email: mjr@doc.ic.ac.uk 
     
Regional Organisers:                                
    J.T Amenyo             Ctr. Telecoms Research, Columbia University, 
                           Rm 1220 S.W. Mudd, New York, NY 10027-6699. 
    Jean-Jacques Codani    INRIA, Domaine de Voluceau - Rocquencourt, 
                           B.P.105-78153 Le Chesnay Cedex, France. 
    Pasi Koikkalainen      Lappeenranta University of Technology, 
                           Information Technology Laboratory, 
                           P.O.BOX 20, 53851 Lappeenrantra, Finland. 
    Kai Ming Shea          Dept. of Computer Science, 
                           University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong. 
    Dr. Peter Kacsuk       Multilogic Computing, 11-1015 Budapest, 
                           Csalogaiy u. 30-32. Hungary. 

 *  Steven Ericsson Zenith     Snail mail: INMOS Limited, 1000 Aztec West, 
 |    zenith@inmos.uucp                    Almondsbury, Bristol BS12 4SQ. UK. 
      zenith@inmos.co.uk                   Voice: (UK)0454 616616x513 
      ** All can know beauty as beauty only because there is ugliness **  

 
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