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Subject: Last Call for Papers for AGARD Conference
We are extending the deadline for the abstracts for the papers to be presented
at the AGARD conference until 21 September 1990.
In case you have lost the Call for Papers, it is again attached to this message.
Your consideration is greatly appreciated.
--Dale
AGARD
ADVISORY GROUP FOR AEROSPACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
7 RUE ANCELLE - 92200 NEUILLY-SUR-SEINE - FRANCE
TELEPHONE: (1)47 38 5765 TELEX: 610176 AGARD
TELEFAX: (1)47 38 57 99
AVP/46 2 APRIL 1990
CALL FOR PAPERS
for the
SPRING, 1991 AVIONICS PANEL SYMPOSIUM
ON
MACHINE INTELLIGENCE FOR AEROSPACE ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS
to be held in
LISBON, Portugal
13-16 May 1991
This meeting will be UNCLASSIFIED
Abstracts must be received not later than 31 August 1990.
Note: US & UK Authors must comply with National Clearance Procedures
requirements for Abstracts and Papers.
THEME
MACHINE INTELLIGENCE FOR AEROSPACE ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS
A large amount of research is being conducted to develop and apply Machine
Intelligence (MI) technology to aerospace applications. Machine
Intelligence research covers the technical areas under the headings of
Artificial Intelligence, Expert Systems, Knowledge Representation, Neural
Networks and Machine Learning. This list is not all inclusive. It has been
suggested that this research will dramatically alter the design of aerospace
electronics systems because MI technology enables automatic or
semi-automatic operation and control. Some of the application areas where
MI is being considered inlcude sensor cueing, data and information fusion,
command/control/communications/intelligence, navigation and guidance, pilot
aiding, spacecraft and launch operations, and logistics support for
aerospace electronics. For many routine jobs, it appears that MI systems
would provide screened and processed ata as well as recommended courses of
action to human operators. MI technology will enable electronics systems or
subsystems which adapt or correct for errors and many of the paradigms have
parallel implementation or use intelligent algorithms to increase the speed
of response to near real time.
With all of the interest in MI research and the desire to expedite
transition of the technology, it is appropriate to organize a symposium to
present the results of efforts applying MI technology to aerospace
electronics applications. The symposium will focus on applications research
and development to determine the types of MI paradigms which are best suited
to the wide variety of aerospace electronics applications. The symposium
will be organizaed into separate sessions for the various aerospace
electronics application areas. It is tentatively proposed that the sessions
be organized as follows:
SESSION 1 - Offensive System Electronics (fire control systems, sensor
cueing and control, signal/data/information fusion, machine
vision, etc.)
SESSION 2 - Defensive System electronics (electronic counter measures, radar
warning receivers, countermeasure resource management, situation
awareness, fusion, etc.)
SESSION 3 - Command/Control/Communications/Intelligence - C3I (sensor
control, signal/data/information fusion, etc.)
SESSION 4 - Navigation System Electronics (data filtering, sensor cueing and
control, etc.)
SESSION 5 - Space Operations (launch and orbital)
SESSION 6 - Logistic Systems to Support Aerospace Electronics (on and
off-board systems, embedded training, diagnostics and
prognostics, etc.)
GENERAL INFORMATION
This Meeting, supported by the Avionics Panel will be held in Lisbon,
Portugal on 13-16 May 1991.
It is expected that 30 to 40 papers will be presented. Each author will
normally have 20 minutes for presentation and 10 minutes for questions and
discussions. Equipment will be available for projection of viewgraph
transparencies, 35 mm slides, and 16 mm films.
The audience will include Members of the Avionics Panel and 150 to 200
invited experts from the NATO nations. Attendance at AGARD Meetings is by
invitation only from an AGARD National Delegate or Panel Member.
Final manuscripts should be limited to no more than 16 pages including
figures. Presentations at the meeting should be an extract of the final
manuscript and not a reading of it. Complete instructions will be sent to
authors of papers selected by the Technical Programme Committee.
Authors submitting abstracts should insure that financial support for
attendance at the meeting will be available.
CLASSIFICATION
This meeting will be UNCLASSIFIED
LANGUAGES
Papers may be written and presented either in English or French.
Simultanewous interpretation will be provided between these two languages at
all sessions. A copy of your prepared remarks (Oral Presentation) and
visual aids should be provided to the AGARD staff at least one month prior
to the meeting date. This procedure will ensure correct interpretation of
your spoken words.
ABSTRACTS
Abstracts of papers offered for this Symposium are now invited and should
conform with the following instructions:
LENGTH: 200 to 500 words
CONTENT: Scope of the Contribution & Relevance to the Meeting - Your
abstract should fully represent your contribution
SUMITTAL: To the Technical Programme committee by all authors (US
authors must comply with Attachment 1)
IDENTIFICATION: Author Information Form (Attachment 2) must be provided
with you abstract
CLASSIFICATION: Abstracts must be unclassified
Your abstracts and Attachment 2 should be mailed in time to reach all
members of the Technical Program Committee, and the Executive not later than
31 AUGUST 1990 (Note the exception for the US Authors). This date is
important and must be met to ensure that your paper is considered.
Abstracts should be submitted in the format shown on the reverse of this
page.
TITLE OF PAPER
Name of Author
Organization or Company Affiliation
Address
Name of Co-Author
Organization or Company Affiliation
Address
The test of your ABSTRACT should start on this line.
PUBLICATIONS
The proceedings of this meeting will be published in a single volume
Conference Proceedings. The Conference Proceedings will include the papers
which are presented at the meeting, the questions/discussion following each
presentation, and a Technical Evaluation Report of the meeting. It should
be noted that AGARD reserves the right to print in the Conference
Proceedings any paper or material presented at the Meeting. The Conference
Proceedings will be sent to the printer on or about July 1990. NOTE:
Authors that fail to provide the required Camera-Ready manuscript by this
date may not be published.
QUESTIONS concerning the technical programme should be addressed to the
Technical Programme Committee. Administrative questions should be sent
directly to the Avionics Panel Executive.
GENERAL SCHEDULE
(Note: Exception for US Authors)
EVENT DEADLINE
SUBMIT AUTHOR INFORMATION FORM 31 AUG 90
SUBMIT ABSTRACT 31 AUG 90
PROGRAMME COMMITTEE SELECTION OF PAPERS 1 OCT 90
NOTIFICATION OF AUTHORS OCT 90
RETURN AUTHOR REPLY FORM TO AGARD IMMEDIATELY
START PUBLICATION/PRESENTATION CLEARANCE PROCEDURE UPON NOTIFICATION
AGARD INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE SENT TO CONTRIBUTORS OCT 90
MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE PUBLISHED IN JAN 91
SUBMIT CAMERA-READY MANUSCRIPT AND PUBLICATION/
PRESENTATION CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE to arrive at AGARD by 15 MAR 91
SEND ORAL PRESENTATION AND COPIES OF VISUAL AIDS
TO THE AVIONICS PANEL EXECUTIVE to arrive at AGARD by 19 APR 91
ALL PAPERS TO BE PRESENTED 13-16 MAY 91
TECHNICAL PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN
Dr Charles H. KRUEGER Jr
Director, Systems Avionics Division
Wright Research and Development Center (AFSC), ATTN: AAA
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton, OH 45433, USA
Telephone: (513) 255-5218
Telefax: (513) 476-4020
Mr John J. BART Prof Dr A. Nejat INCE
Technical Director, Directorate Burumcuk sokak 7/10
of Reliability & Compatibility P.K. 8
Rome Air Development Center (AFSC) 06752 MALTEPE, ANKARA
GRIFFISS AFB, NY 13441 Turkey
USA
Mr J.M. BRICE Mr Edward M. LASSITER
Directeur Technique Vice President
THOMSON TMS Space Flight Ops Program Group
B.P. 123 P.O. Box 92957
38521 SAINT EGREVE CEDEX LOS ANGELES, CA 90009-2957
France USA
Mr L.L. DOPPING-HEPENSTAL Eng. Jose M.B.G. MASCARENHAS
Head of Systems Development C-924
BRITISH AEROSPACE PLC, C/O CINCIBERLANT HQ
Military Aircraft Limited 2780 OEIRAS
WARTON AERODROME Portugal
PRESTEN, LANCS PR4 1AX
United Kingdom
Mr J. DOREY Mr Dale NELSON
Directeur des Etudes & Syntheses Wright Research & Development Center
O.N.E.R.A. ATTN: AAAT
29 Av. de la Division Leclerc Wright Patterson AFB
92320 CHATILLON CEDEX Dayton, OH 45433
France USA
Mr David V. GAGGIN Ir. H.A.T. TIMMERS
Director Head, Electronics Department
U.S. Army Avionics R&D Activity National Aerospace Laboratory
ATTN: SAVAA-D P.O. Box 90502
FT MONMOUTH, NJ 07703-5401 1006 BM Amsterdam
USA Netherlands
AVIONICS PANEL EXECUTIVE
LTC James E. CLAY, US Army
Telephone Telex Telefax
(33) (1) 47-38-57-65 610176 (33) (1) 47-38-57-99
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ATTACHMENT 1
FOR US AUTHORS ONLY
1. Authors of US papers involving work performed or sponsored by a US
Government Agency must receive clearance from their sponsoring agency.
These authors should allow at least six weeks for clearance from their
sponsoring agency. Abstracts, notices of clearance by sponsoring
agencies, and Attachment 2 should be sent to Mr GAGGIN to arrive not
later than 15 AUGUST 1990.
2. All other US authors should forward abstracts and Attachment 2 to
Mr GAGGIN to arrive before 31 JULY 1990. These contributors should
include the following statements in the cover letter:
A. The work described was not performed under sponsorship of a US
Government Agency.
B. The abstract is technically correct.
C. The abstract is unclassified.
D. The abstract does not violate any proprietary rights.
3. US authors should send their abstracts to Mr GAGGIn and Dr KRUEGER only.
Abstracts should NOT be sent to non-US members of the Technical
Programme Committee or the Avionics Panel Executive.
ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS FROM US AUTHORS CAN ONLY BE SENT TO:
Mr David V. GAGGIN and Dr Charles H. KRUEGER Jr
Director Director, Avionics Systems Div
Avionics Research & Dev Activity Wright Research & Dev Center
ATTN: SAVAA-D ATTN: WRDC/AAA
Ft Monmouth, NJ 07703-5401 Wright Patterson AFB
Dayton, OH 45433
Telephone: (201) 544-4851 Telephone: (513) 255-5218
or AUTOVON: 995-4851
4. US authors should send the Author Information Form (Attachment 2) to the
Avionics Panel Executive, Mr GAGGIN, Dr KRUEGER, and each Technical
Programme Committee Member, to meet the above deadlines.
5. Authors selected from the United States are remined that their full
papers must be cleared by an authorized national clearance office before
they can be forwarded to AGARD. Clearance procedures should be started
at least 12 weeks before the paper is to be mailed to AGARD. Mr GAGGIN
will provide additional information at the appropriate time.
AUTHOR INFORMATION FORM
FOR
AUTHORS SUBMITTING AN ABSTRACT FOR THE AVIONICS PANEL SYMPOSIUM
on
MACHINE INTELLIGENCE FOR AEROSPACE ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Authors should complete this form and send a copy to the Avionics Panel
Executive and all Technical Program Committee members by 31 AUGUST 1990.
2. Attach a copy of your abstract to these forms before they are mailed.
US Authors must comply with ATTACHMENT 1 requirements.
a. Probable Title Paper: ____________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
b. Paper most appropriate for Session # ______________________________
c. Full Name of Author to be listed first on Programmee, including
Courtesy Title, First Name and/or Initials, Last Name & Nationality.
d. Name of Organization or Activity: _________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
e. Address for Return Correspondence: Telephone Number:
__________________________________ ____________________
__________________________________ Telefax Number:
__________________________________ ____________________
__________________________________ Telex Number:
__________________________________ ____________________
f. Names of Co-Authors including Courtesy Titles, First Name and/or
Initials, Last Name, their Organization, and their nationality.
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
__________ ____________________
Date Signature
DUE NOT LATER THAN 15 AUGUST 1990
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