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   [1] From: "Prof. Dr. Juergen Dix" <dix_at_tu-clausthal.de> (9)
         Subject: CFP: Nonmonotonic Reasoning Workshop (NMR 2006)

   [2] From: sefranek_at_danka.ii.fmph.uniba.sk (Jan Sefranek) (58)
         Subject: PATAT 2006: Second Call for Papers

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         Date: Sat, 22 Oct 2005 08:07:24 +0100
         From: "Prof. Dr. Juergen Dix" <dix_at_tu-clausthal.de>
         Subject: CFP: Nonmonotonic Reasoning Workshop (NMR 2006)

*Eleventh International Workshop on*
    Non-Monotonic Reasoning
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*Collocated with KR 2006* in the Lake District area of the UK.

30 May to 1 June 2006.

Please visit

http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/a.hunter/nmr/

for further information.

Juergen Dix and Anthony Hunter.

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         Date: Sat, 22 Oct 2005 08:08:20 +0100
         From: sefranek_at_danka.ii.fmph.uniba.sk (Jan Sefranek)
         Subject: PATAT 2006: Second Call for Papers

                  SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS & DEMONSTRATIONS
                               PATAT 2006

                       The 6th International Conference
            on the Practice and Theory of Automated Timetabling

                           http://patat06.muni.cz

             Wednesday, 30th August - Friday, 1st September 2006

           organized by the Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University

                           International Hotel
                                  Brno
                             Czech Republic

NEWS about the conferences is available from http://patat06.muni.cz/news.=
html

This conference is the sixth in a series of conferences that serve as
a forum for an international community of researchers, practitioners and
vendors on all aspects of computer-aided timetable generation. For more
information about the series of conferences see

http://www.asap.cs.nott.ac.uk/patat/patat-index.shtml

The themes of the conference include (but are not limited to):

o Educational Timetabling
o Transport Timetabling
o Employee Timetabling and Rostering
o Sports Timetabling
o Complexity Issues
o Distributed Timetabling Systems
o Experiences
o Implementations
o Commercial Packages
o Interactive vs Batch Timetabling
o Timetable Updating
o Standard Data Formats
o Relationship with Other Scheduling Problems
o Timetabling Research Areas, including:
                Constraint-Based Methods
                Evolutionary Computation
                Artificial Intelligence
                Graph Colouring
                Expert Systems
                Heuristic Search
                Knowledge Based Systems
                Operational Research
                Simulated Annealing
                Local Search
                Mathematical Programming
                Soft Computing
                Tabu Search
                Meta-Heuristics
                Hyper-Heuristics
                Very Large Neighborhood Search
                Ant Colony Methods
                Hybrid Methods
                Multi-Criteria Decision Making
                Fuzzy Reasoning

The Featured Keynote Speakers for this conference are:

     Michel Gendreau (Centre de Recheche sur les Transports, Montr=E9al, Ca=
nada)
     James Orlin (MIT, USA)
     Andrea Schaerf (Universita di Udine, Italy)

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