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Submissions are invited for the 7th UK Workshop on Case-Based Reasoning. This will be a relatively informal occasion where you can meet CBR colleagues and exchange news, views and opinions as well as presenting and/or learning about the work of other researchers and practitioners. As in the last two years, the workshop will again be held at Peterhouse, Cambridge, jointly with the British Computer Society SGES ES 2002 conference on artificial intelligence and its applications. The workshop will run in parallel with the ES 2002 Tutorials on the first day of the conference. As colleagues who have attended previous ES conferences will confirm, Peterhouse, which is the oldest and smallest of the Cambridge colleges, is an excellent venue. A warm invitation is extended also to researchers from outside the UK to submit a paper, or otherwise attend. Scope of the Workshop Paper submissions are invited on any aspect of case-based reasoning. Papers on practical applications of CBR will be particularly welcome. Possible topics include, but are not restricted to: · the theory of CBR · methods for case adaptation, indexing, retrieval, representation · hybrid CBR systems · CBR in data mining and knowledge discovery in databases · knowledge acquisition, modelling, and management for CBR · CBR in engineering, design, manufacturing · CBR and the Internet · e-Commerce applications of CBR · CBR and human learning · CBR in software engineering · CBR in healthcare · analogical reasoning Workshop Organizer Dr. Brian Lees Computing & Information Systems, University of Paisley, Paisley PA1 2BE, Scotland, U.K Tel: 0141 848 3311, Fax: 0141 848 3542 Email: [log in to unmask] Submissions Please send paper submissions, which should not be more than 12 pages in length, by email to the Workshop Organizer, not later than 30th September 2002. Submissions in Word format are preferred; but if this is a problem, then use whatever format is convenient. Formatting instructions for the final camera-ready copy will be sent with the acceptance notification. Workshop Organization The workshop will be limited to a maximum of 30 attendees. The cost of attendance will be: £ 90, if attending the workshop only, £ 70, if also attending the ES 2002 conference. £ 50, student rate The workshop fee will include lunch, an invitation to the ES 2002 reception following the workshop and a copy of the workshop proceedings. Dates Submissions due: September 30th Notification of acceptance: October 14th Camera-ready copy due: November 11th UKCBR Workshop: December 10th (ES 2002 Conference December 10th - 12th) ES 2002 Details of the ES2002 conference can be found on the conference web pages: http://www.bcs-sges.org/es2002