Forward call for papers

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 From: "Robert L. Russel" <russelr at RADC-LONEX.ARPA>
 Subject: CALL FOR PAPERS - AIST

                      * * * CALL FOR PAPERS * * *

        -- The Association for Intelligent Systems Technology (AIST) --


The Association for Intelligent Systems Technology (AIST), a chartered not-for-profit
organization, is seeking noteworthy papers to appear in the Spring 1989 issue
of the association's official publication, INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS REVIEW.

In keeping with the AIST purpose, papers may be one of four kinds:

    1.  A description of original research accomplished and findings contributing
to the advancement of artificial intelligence and neural networks technology.

    2.  A description of the applications of AI annd neural networks technology to
a problem in business, engineering, financial operations, or education.

    3.  A description of a business engaged in engineering, systems development,
financial operations, medicine, education, etc. for which one or more applications
of intelligent systems technology has had a significant impact on the effectiveness,
productivity or profitability of the business, including a description of
the application and how it was implemented.

    4.  Description of an educational program intended to impart knowledge
and develop skills on the part of individuals having interest in the application
of AI/Neural Networks to business and the professions.

The ISR accepts written submissions featuring items such as:

-- Original Research:  Peer-reviewed, high quality research results representing
new and significant contributions to AI/Neural Networks and its applications.

-- Articles:  Unrefereed technical articles focused on the informative review
or tutorials on the author(s)' specialty area, or invited articles as solicited
by the ISR editors.

-- Letters to the editor:  Comments on research papers or articles published
in ISR and other matters of interest to AIST.

-- Editorials:  Commentary on technical/professional issues significant to
the AIST community.

-- Institutional Research/Project:  Introduction of R&D or contract work
performed by an organization.

Original research papers in the ISR are refereed by one or more peer researchers
selected by the Editorial Board.  All other articles in the ISR are unrefereed
working papers.  Authors of the papers accepted for publication will be provided
with specific instructions for preparing the final camera-ready manuscript.
Author(s) also must sign and date a Transfer of Copyright form to be sent
to AIST, Inc.

Papers should be about 5000 words (10 pages) in length.  They may include
line drawings but photography requiring color or gray scale reproduction
should not be included.  Papers must be submitted by May 15, 1989 to appear
in the Spring issue.

Contributions are welcomed from any person.  All contributions sent  to
the editors will be assumed to be  for  consideration  for  publication
unless specified otherwise.  The written material will not be returned.



Send papers to:                    For Additional Information Call:

Editorial Board                    Major Bob Russel
AIST, Inc.                         Neural Networks Applications Editor
6310 Fly Road                      (315)330-7069
E. Syracuse, N.Y.  13057
                                   Mr. Doug White
                                   Military (C3I) Applications Editor
                                   (315)330-3564