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IEEE SMC 2005 is dedicated to Professor Andrew P. Sage for his outstanding contributions to systems theory, decision support systems, and for international leadership in systems engineering.
Location:
The 2005 IEEE SMC international conference will be held on the Big
Island of Hawaii, USA. The venue is Waikoloa Hilton Village, arguably
the best resort hotel in the State of Hawaii. The premises include a
monorail system and a boat, by which guests can check into their rooms.
The famed Big Island’s active volcano and the continuous arrival of
molten lava into the Pacific Ocean at night is a spectacular scene not
to be missed.
Theme:
SMC 2005 provides a world-class forum for all aspects of systems
engineering, human- machine systems and emerging cybernetics. In recent
years, a trend has emerged in which complex systems are being integrated
on a large scale with other self-contained systems to satisfy global
objectives. Interoperability of resulting systems is enabled through
information exchange and increased levels of automation. In light of
this trend, the theme for the conference is the emerging discipline of
System of Systems Engineering. Papers related to this theme are
especially solicited, including theories, methodologies, and
applications of intelligent systems in science, technology, security,
education, etcetera. Topics covering industrial issues/applications and
academic research are encouraged, including, but not limited to:
| Systems Modeling & Control Policy & Decision Support Systems Intelligent Transportation Systems Petri Nets & Discrete Event Systems Image Processing/Pattern Recognition Multiagent Systems & Distributed AI Safety Reliability & Quality Assurance |
Manufacturing Systems |
Robotic Systems Human/Machine Systems Intelligent Systems Soft Computing Fuzzy Logic Systems Computational Intelligence Knowledge-Based Systems |
Call for Contributed Papers:
Prospective authors are invited to submit their full paper(s)
electronically through the conference web site. Papers will be reviewed
by up to three referees for technical merit and content. Accepted papers
must be presented at the conference by an author to appear in the
proceedings. See the
guidelines for paper submission.
Call for Special Sessions:
Interested attendees are encouraged to propose special sessions, which consist of five papers that provide a focused discussion of new or innovative topics. Each proposal must include the session title, description, and organizers. Special session papers will undergo the same intense review process and submission is not a guarantee for acceptance. Special session papers must be clearly indicated when submitted with a copy sent to the designated special session organizer.
Also see the guidelines for
special sessions.