Fw: [robocup-exec] CFP of RoboCup 2005 Symposium

From: Takahashi Tomoichi (ttaka@ccmfs.meijo-u.ac.jp)
Date: Mon 15 Nov 2004 - 00:19:40 GMT


Dear all;

I forward CFP of RoboCup-2005 Symposium.
It will be linked to RoboCup-2005 HP soon.

Best regards,

Tomoichi
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Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 03:32:02 +0900
Subject: [robocup-exec] CFP of RoboCup 2005 Symposium
From: NODA Itsuki <I.Noda@aist.go.jp>

Dear all,

Here is call-for-paper of RoboCup-2005 Symposium will be held at Osaka
on July 18-19. Please distribute it to mailing lists for each league
and other related communities.

Thank you in advance,

--Adam, Ansger and Itsuki (co-chairs of RoboCup 2005 symposium)

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                   RoboCup International Symposium 2005
                   Osaka, Japan, July 18th and 19th 2005
                       (http://www.robocup2005.org)
                                                                           
                            * Call for Papers *
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Purpose and Scope
                                                                           
The 9th RoboCup International Symposium will be held in conjunction and
immediately after the RoboCup 2005 Competitions and Demonstrations as the
core meeting for the presentation of scientific contributions in areas of
relevance to RoboCup. Its scope is encompasses, but is not restricted to
the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Education.
                                                                           
Among the topics of interests are:
                                                                           
 * Multi-Agent Systems/Multi-Robot Systems
 * Planning, Reasoning, and Modeling
 * Vision and Image-Processing
 * Cooperation and Collaboration
 * Omnidirectional Vision
 * Adversarial Planning
 * Sensor-Motor Control
 * Dynamic Resource Allocation/Heterogeneous Agents
 * Distributed Sensor Networks
 * Learning and Adaptive Systems
 * Self-localization and Navigation
 * Simulation and Visualization
 * Mobile Robots and Humanoids
 * Disaster rescue information systems
 * Search and Rescue Robots
 * Adjustable Autonomy
 * Embedded and Mobile Hardware
 * System integration and Software-Engineering
 * Robotics and Science Education
 * Realtime and Concurrent Programming
 * Computer and Robotic Entertainment
 * Speech Synthesis and Natural Language Generation
 * New Devices and Materials for Robots
                                                                           
Submission
                                                                           
We solicit submissions of papers reporting on high quality, original work
with relevance to the areas described above. The RoboCup International
Symposium includes but is not limited to these areas. Due to its
interdisciplinary nature and the exploration of various and intimate
connections of theory and practice of a wide spectrum of different fields,
it provides an excellent opportunity to introduce novel ideas and
approaches and spread them amongst various scientific disciplines. The
experimental, interactive and benchmark character of the RoboCup tournament
creates the opportunity to present, learn and evaluate novel ideas and
approaches with significant potential; if promising, they are then rapidly
adopted and field-tested by a large (and still strongly growing) community.
In particular, we would like to urge also people not actively participating
in RoboCup to submit their work on above or related topics, as the RoboCup
project provides a uniquely powerful, effective and visible platform for
rapid evaluation and dissemination of successful scientific and
technological approaches.
Both papers describing real-world research and papers dealing with strong
theoretical results are welcome, as well as combinations thereof. We also
encourage the submission of high-quality overview articles for any field
related to the general scope of RoboCup, especially the ones listed above.
The proceedings of RoboCup are published within the Springer LNAI-series.
All submissions to the International Symposium enter the selection process
for the RoboCup "Scientific Challenge Award", which recognizes outstanding
research within a field related to the scope of the Symposium.
                                                                           
Submission Format and Instructions
                                                                           
Submitted papers should follow the Springer LNAI format, and are limited to
12 pages. Instructions for formatting can be found at:
                                                                           
http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html
                                                                           
We strongly encourage electronic submissions per the electronic
instructions.
Instructions on the electronics submission process will be published on the
symposium website (available via the official RoboCup 2005 website http://
www.robocup2005.org)
                                                                           
The electronic submission process requires a pdf file of the full paper,
and the separate submission of an abstract. Authors who cannot submit their
papers electronically should contact the program chairs for instructions on
submitting hard copies. All submission materials are due:
midnight EST Feb 1, 2005.
                                                                           
Team Description Papers (TDPs)
                                                                           
Every team participating in RoboCup 2005 is additionally encouraged to
submit a team description paper (TDP), that describes its approach in more
detail. The length of the TDP is limited to 12 pages. Please use the same
Springer LNAI format as symposium submissions (instructions above). There
will be no extra review process for the TDPs. Acceptance is decided by the
qualification to the RoboCup 2005 competition.
The TDPs will be published on a CD that will be part of the final RoboCup
2005 book.
Submission deadline for TDPs is
midnight EST May 1st, 2005.
                                                                           
                                                                           
Important Dates
                                                                           
Feb 1, 2005 Submission deadline
April 1st Notification of acceptance
May 1st Camera-ready copies due (Symposium and TDPs)
July 13-17 International RoboCup Competitions and
              Demonstrations
July 18-19 RoboCup International Symposium
                                                                           
                                                                           
Conference Co-Chairs
                                                                           
 * Itsuki Noda <i.noda@aist.go.jp>: AIST, Japan.
 * Adam Jacoff <adam.jacoff@nist.gov>: NIST, USA.
 * Ansgar Bredenfeld <ansgar.bredenfeld@ais.fraunhofer.de>: Fraunhofer
    AIS, Germany
 * Yasutake Takahashi <yasutake@er.ams.eng.osaka-u.ac.jp>: Osaka
    University, Japan
                                                                           
2004/11/03
                                                                           

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