RULE 2010
RULE 2010
Eleventh International Workshop on Rule-Based Specification and Programming
Rule-Based Programming in Industry and the Semantic Web
Edinburgh, UK
July 14, 2010
Workshop affiliated to FLoC 2010 as post-conference event of RTA 2010
This CFP's URL:
http://www.di.uminho.pt/rule2010
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With the renewed interest in rule-based computing for industrial
applications (e.g., Business Rules)
especially as it relates to the Semantic Web (
e.g., the W3C's Rule
Interchange Format), it is timely to explore the practical benefits
delivered by computing with rules and ontologies
in the large. Thus, this year's theme will focus on
rule-based programming in Industry and the Semantic Web. The emphasis will be on
implemented systems that have been actually used in pragmatic situations where
the advantages of rule-driven computation and inference
have made all the difference, such advantages being:
- agility
- declarativeness
- maintainability
- documentability
- scalability
- meta-programmability
- reliability
- formal semantics
- etc., ...
In terms of the Semantic Web, we explicitly call for submissions that
probe (in a pragmatic setting) how rule-based approaches complement
ontology-based approaches, which share some of the characteristics of
rule systems, such as declarativeness and formal semantics.
We are solliciting papers dealing with topics related to this year's
theme discussing any or several of the itemized facets of the
combinations of rules and ontologies, going beyond academic experiments
and meant for large-scale or industrial applications. Papers should
contain no more than 10 pages, including figures, and submitted through
EasyChair
using the standard
EPTCS LaTeX style
file.
In alphabetical order by last name:
-
Hassan Aït-Kaci,
IBM, Canada (co-chair)
-
Maria Alpuente,
Universidàd Politècnica de Valencia, Spain
-
Harold Boley,
National Research Council, Canada
-
Mike Dean,
BBN, USA
-
Mohand-Saïd Hacid,
Université Claude Bernard, Lyon, France
-
Gary Hallmark,
Oracle, USA
-
Pierre-Etienne Moreau,
INRIA Nancy, France
-
Jeff Pan,
University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom
-
Dave Reynolds,
Epimorphics Ltd., United Kingdom (co-chair)
-
Eelco Visser,
Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
To be announced.
What |
Date |
Submission opens: |
Monday, March 1, 2010 |
Submission ends: |
Friday, April 16, 2010 |
PC meets: |
Monday-Friday, May 24-28, 2010 |
Authors notified: |
Thursday, June 3, 2010 |
Final copies due: |
Friday, June 25, 2010 |
RULE 2010 Workshop: |
Wednesday, July 14, 2010 |
RULE 2010 will be a satellite workshop of the conference on Rewriting
Techniques and Applications (RTA 2010) affiliated
to the Federated Logic of Computing conferences (FLoC 2010), to take place in
Edinburgh, UK, July 9-21, 2010.
RULE 2010 will be the 11th event organized as an
International
Workshop on Rule-Based Specification and Programming.
The previous workshops in this series were (10th)
RULE 2009, at
RDP 2009 in Bazilia, Brazil, (9th)
RULE 2008, at
RTA
2008 in Hagenberg, Austria, (8th)
RULE 2007, at
RTA 2007
in Paris, France, (7th)
RULE 2006, at
FLoC 2006 in Seattle,
Washington, USA, (6th)
RULE
2005, at
RDP
2005 in Nara, Japan, (5th)
RULE 2004, at
RDP 2004 in
Aachen, Germany, (4th)
RULE 2003, at
RDP 2003 in Valencia, Spain,
(3rd)
RULE
2002 at
PLI 2002 in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, (2nd)
RULE
2000 at
PLI in
Montréal, Canada.
Workshop date
Wednesday, July 14, 2010 (the day after
RTA 2010)
Workshop place
Edinburgh, United Kingdom (during
FLoC 2010)
The proceedings will be published through Electronic Proceedings in Theoretical Computer
Science (EPTCS).