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Call for Papers
The
RoboCup 2002 International Symposium
Purpose
and Scope
The 6th RoboCup International Symposium will be held in
conjunction and immediately after the RoboCup 2002 Competitions and
Demonstrations as the core meeting for the presentation of scientific
contributions in areas of relevance to RoboCup. Its scope is mainly
within the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Education.
The symposium will include invited talks by John
Blitch, Mitsuo Kawato, Yasuo Kuniyoshi, Lynne Parker, and technical
paper presentations in a broad range of areas of interest, including:
- Multi-Agent Systems
- Multi-Robot Systems
- Sensor-Motor Control
- Vision and Image-Processing
- Self-localization and Navigation
- Planning, Reasoning, and Modeling
- Learning and Adaptive Systems
- Cooperation and Collaboration
- Simulation and Visualization
- Realtime and Concurrent Pogramming
- Embedded and Mobile Hardware
- Non-conventional actuation systems, especially artificial
muscles
- Next generation sensors for robotics
- Mobile Robots and Humanoids
- Search and rescue robots
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- Robotics and Science Education
- Adjustable Autonomy
- Adversarial Planning
- Disaster rescue information systems
- System integration and Software-Engineering
- Computer and Robotic Entertainment
- Speech Synthesis and Natural Language Generation
- Distributed Sensor Fusion
- Omnidirectional Vision
- Dynamic Resource Allocation/Heterogeneous Agents
- Smart Materials
- Fuel Cell Batteries
- New Devices and Materials for Robots
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We invite submissions of papers reporting on high
quality, original work to the RoboCup Symposium. Due to its interdisciplinary
nature, the RoboCup International Symposium provides an excellent opportunity
to introduce and spread novel ideas and approaches into various scientific
disciplines. We invite people who do not actively participate in RoboCup
to submit their work on the topics above or related ones. The experimental
character of the RoboCup games gives in addition the possibility to
get novel ideas and approaches adopted and field-tested by a constantly
growing community. Papers describing real-world research as well as
papers dealing with strong theoretical results are both welcome. We
also encourage the submission of high-quality overview articles for
any field related to the scope of RoboCup, especially the ones listed
above.
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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 RoboCup.
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Submission format
and instructions
Submitted papers should follow the Springer LNAI format, and
are limited to 16 pages. For formatting instructions, take a
look at: http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html.
We strongly encourage electronic submissions per the instructions
at http://spiderfish.coral.cs.cmu.edu/robocup2002/.
The electronic submission process requires a postscript or 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
Feb 1, 2002.
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Important
dates
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Feb
1, 2002 |
submission
deadline |
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March
15 |
notification
of acceptance |
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April
15 |
camera-ready
copies due |
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June
19-23 |
RoboCup
International Competitions and Demonstrations |
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June
24-25 |
RoboCup
International Symposium |
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Conference
Chairs
International
Program Committee (confirmed Dec 19th, 2001)
- Giovanni Adorni, Italy
- Richard Alami, France
- Tamio Arai, Japan
- Ronald Arkin, USA
- Minoru Asada, Japan
- Tucker Balch, USA
- Suzanne Barber, USA
- Mike Bowling, USA
- Henrik Christensen, Sweden
- Brad Clement, USA
- Jorge Dias, Portugal
- Ian Frank, Japan
- Dani Goldberg, USA
- Claudia Goldman, Israel
- Steffen Gutmann, Germany
- Joao Hespanha, USA
- Adele Howe, USA
- Huosheng Hu, UK
- Mansour Jamzad, Iran
- Jeffrey Johnson, UK
- Pieter Jonker, The Netherlands
- Hyuckchul Jung, USA
- Gerhard Kraetzshmar, Germany
- Pradeep Khosla, USA
- Sarit Kraus, Israel
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- Sanjeev Kumar, USA
- Kostas Kyriakopoulos, Greece
- Stacy Marsella, USA
- Robin Murphy, USA
- Ranjit Nair, USA
- Daniele Nardi, Italy
- Itsuki Noda, Japan
- Masayuki Ohta, Japan
- Daneil Polani, Germany
- David Pynadath, USA
- Martin Riedmiller, Germany
- Alessandro Saffiotti, Denmark
- Paul Scerri, USA
- Sandeep Sen, USA
- Onn Shehory, Israel
- Roland Siegwart, Switzerland
- Elisabeth Sklar , USA
- Elizabeth Sonenberg, Australia
- Peter Stone , USA
- Katya Sycara, USA
- Satoshi Tadokoro, Japan
- Will Uther, USA
- Tom Wagner, USA
- Marco Wiering, The Netherlands
- Laura Winer, Canada
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