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Honorary Chairs
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Prof. Paul Compton
University of New South Wales, Australia
Prof. Hiroshi Motoda
Osaka University, Japan
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Workshop Co-Chairs
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Associate Prof. Debbie Richards
Macquarie University
Dr. Byeong-ho Kang
Tasmania University
Prof. Shusaku Tsumoto
Shimane University, Japan
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| Welcome PKAW 2006
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Post-Proceeding Paper Submission- You can download the author's guideline from this link
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- If you are familiar with the LNCS format and publication process,
go to the "submission guideline" section of this document.
- Otherwise, you are encouraged to explore the Springer site for
format instructions and the latest updates. However, given the
difficulty of finding information there, for your convenience
we mirror here the files related to the standard Springer LNCS
format instructions, see the second section of this page
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- Original Springer files
- For complete format instructions and the updated files you can
consult http://www.springer.com/east/home/computer/lncs?SGWID=5-164-7-72376-0#anchor2.
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- Locally mirrored files
- Please read the format instructions: typeinst.pdf, and very
carefully follow all the recommendations. Papers that do not
comply with all format requirements cannot be published in the
printed Proceedings. Specifically, please note that pages must
not be numbered and must not contain running headers, and all
figures and tables must be within margins.
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Templates and instructions:
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Copyright form: copyright.pdf
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- Submission Guideline
- Please submit to the PKAW 2006 volume editors until 1st
September, 2006. In spite of what the Springer page says,
please do not send us any printouts by paper mail.
We handle the entire process electronically. T
he post-proceeding paper submission will be available from 24th
August, 2006 at http://www.comp.utas.edu.au/pkaw06/login.php.
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- You need to submit following documents:
- (a) Completed copyright form - copyright form should be
sent until 1st September, 2006 to the PKAW 2006 Committee (Fax: +61 3 6226 1824).
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(b) Source (input) files:
- For example, LaTeX2e files for the text and PS/EPS or PDF/JPG files for all figures.
- Any further style files and fonts you have used together with your source files and that are not generally available at CTAN.
- Final DVI file (for papers prepared using LaTeX/TeX).
- Final PDF file (for reference).
- DOC files (for MS word).
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Note:
- Authors should send sources either (LaTex + PDF file) or (DOC + PDF file).
- The texts in all files must be identical.
- The submission files should be compressed one file with zip or gzip format..
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Camera-ready paper submission- Camera-ready paper submission function is available now!
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If you login to the system, you can see the review results
and upload camera-ready paper.
Be careful following things.
- You should use pdf file format for the camera-ready papers. If you have any problem in submitting pdf file, please contact us.
- You don't need to sumbit copyright form now. It will be required post-proceeding publication by Springer.
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- The email problem has been solved. Now you can send email by using the following e-mail:
- pkaw06@comp.utas.edu.au
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- You may submit paper abstract directly to Dr.Byeong Ho Kang using following e-mail address:
- bhkang@utas.edu.au
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Welcome to PKAW 2006- The PKAW 2006 is a part of The Ninth Pacific Rim International Conference on Artificial Intelligence.
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- The purpose of this workshop is to provide a forum for presentation and discussion of all aspects of knowledge acquisition from both the theoretician's and practitioner's points of view. While it is well accepted that knowledge is vital for our individual, organisational and societal survival and growth, the nature of knowledge and how it can be captured, represented, reused, maintained and shared are not fully-understood. This workshop will explore approaches that seek to provide some answers. With the explosion of the Internet, information overload is a common complaint. We need knowledge and knowledge acquisition techniques to filter data and information to distill and apply further knowledge. The Semantic Web also offers a promise of managing some of this overload, but much research is needed for it to become a reality. One challenge is to provide better techniques for acquiring and sharing the knowledge used by software agents and applications. Leading organisations are changing their strategic focus from knowledge management to innovation management. Those working in innovation research and practice are encouraged to contribute their methods and experiences in gaining the knowledge needed for idea generation, creativity and innovation. The knowledge acquisition community are challenged to consider and develop approaches that specifically address innovation type knowledge.
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- We invite authors to submit papers on any aspect of artificial intelligence research and practice. All papers will be peer reviewed, and those accepted for the conference will be included in a proceeding.
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Important Dates- Abstract Submission(Recommended): 21 May, 2006
- Paper Submission: 28 May, 2006
- Notification of Acceptance: 25 June, 2006
Camera Ready: 20 July, 2006- Camera Ready: 20 July, 2006
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Publication- All accepted papers will be published in the Workshop Proceedings. We plan to publish our proceedings by Springer to produce a Lecture Notes Series. If the proceeding is not published by Springer, the authors will retain the copyright of submitted paper.
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Announcements
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2006-5-3 :
There are some changes in the proceeding publication. See "Call For Paper" page.
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IT News
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