Omni Inner Harbor Hotel, Baltimore MD -- December 1-2, 1995
Organizers' Welcome and Overview
[CIKM]
[IIAW]
[Schedule]
[papers]
We are happy to welcome you to the second CIKM Workshop on Intelligent
Information Agents. The workshop is intended to bring together a
group of researchers and developers who are exploring the use of
agent-oriented paradigms in information systems. Approximately 50
papers, position paper and extended abstracts were submitted to the
program committee for review. Of these, fourteen were selected for
presentation and discussion. These papers plus an additional 25
papers are assembled into an on-line proceedings which is available at
<http://www.cs.umbc.edu/~cikm/iia/1995/>.
We would like to thank the many people who helped plan and organize
the workshop. We could not have done this with out their help.
- The program committee consisted of Yigal Arens, Edmund Durfee,
Benjamin Grosof, Michael Huhns, Alon Levy, Pattie Maes, Yannis Labrou,
Don McKay, Daniella Rus, Ellen Voorhees, and Michael Wooldridge. All
we very helpful in the initial planning for the workshop and in
reviewing submitted papers.
- Dr. Charles Nicholas, the general chair of CIKM'95 was very supportive and
helped solve many of the logistical problems that arose.
- Dr. Carolyn Harriger and her group at the UMBC Office of Continuing
Education have done a wonderful job of supporting the entire CIKM
conference including this workshop.
- A number of UMBC graduate students helped with
organization, reviewing, proceedings and web pages and many other tasks.
We would like to especially think Yannis Labrou, R. Scott Cost and
Anupama Potluri.
- The workshop, as part of CIKM'95, is sponsored by ACM special
interest groups SIGART and SIGIR and is held in cooperation with NASA,
Bellcore, NSF, AAAI, IEEE Computer Society, ACM SIGLINK, CACS/USL, and
UMBC.
We hope that everyone finds the workshop to be both interesting and
worthwhile. If you have any comments or suggestions for future
workshops, please let us know.
James Mayfield, (mayfield@umbc.edu)
Tim Finin, (finin@umbc.edu)
November 30, 1995