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EUROFUSE ANNIVERSARY WORKSHOP

on

"Fuzzy for Better"

15-18 June 2005

Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro



      FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT


      AND


      CALL FOR PAPERS

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Invitation

We are proud to announce that EUROFUSE celebrates the 30th anniversary
of its foundation in 2005. On this occasion a workshop is organized on
 Fuzzy for Better . The main purpose of it is to communicate and to
promote knowledge of the theory of fuzzy sets in OR-related areas,
together with their applications.

Ever since EURO (the Association of European Operational Research
Societies) has existed it has provided an organizational framework for
EURO Working Groups. The corner-stone for both EURO itself and its
working groups was laid in the first EURO Conference in 1975, and the WG
on Fuzzy Sets (together with three other groups) was set up at the same
time.

In 1998, the EURO Working Group on Fuzzy Sets was revived, under the
name EUROFUSE. As a general principle, it should bring together people
with different backgrounds (like industry, university, etc) who are
interested in fuzzy sets and OR in order to exchange ideas, experiences
and research results.

In 1999, EUROFUSE has joined EUSFLAT, the European Society for Fuzzy
Logic and Technology, as the Working Group focusing on operations
research issues in the area.

After successful meetings on Planning and Scheduling (Mons, 2000),
Preference Modeling and Applications (Granada, 2001) Information Systems
(Varenna, 2002), and Data and Knowledge Engineering (Warszawa, 2004),
the coordinators have chosen to dedicate the 2005 workshop to  Fuzzy for
Better . Theoretical as well as applied papers illustrating how the use
of fuzzy logic in operations research has improved quality of decision
support, planning, scheduling, information retrieval, etc. are most
welcome.

It is our pleasure to invite you to participate in the EUROFUSE
Anniversary Workshop. We hope that you will attend and benefit from the
Workshop. We look forward to meeting you in Belgrade during 15-18 June,
2005.


General Information

Venue:

The Conference will be held at Hotel Yugoslavia, Belgrade, Serbia &
Montenegro.

Travel:

Belgrade can easily be reached by air or train from all major European
cities. An Airport Minibus service is available from the airports to
each hotel. Railway Stations are connected with Public Transport. Taxi
service is easily available in the city.

Language:

The conference language is English.
Papers:

PDF file of the full paper not longer than 6 A4 pages.

Proceedings:

Each suitable paper will be published in the Volume of Proceedings that
will be distributed at the Registration.

Registration:

To register for the Conference please fill in and return by mail the
enclosed form.

Registration fee:

Full registration fee is 300 EURO, including proceedings, welcome party,
3 lunches, banquet, coffee breaks. Student fee is 200 EURO, including
proceedings, welcome party, 3 lunches, banquet, coffee breaks.

Dates and Deadlines:

Submission of papers: 11 April, 2005.
Notification of acceptance: 25 April, 2005.
The camera-ready manuscripts due: 2 May 2005.
CONFERENCE: 15-18 June 2005.

Contact:

Dragan Radojevic, Mihajlo Pupin Institute,

Volgina 15, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro

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Conference Secretariat

Tereza Petrovic

Mihajlo Pupin Institute

Volgina 15, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro

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Committees

Honorary Chairs:

C. Carlsson (Finland)

M. Roubens (Belgium)

H.-J. Zimmermann (Germany)

General Chairs:

B. De Baets (Belgium)

J. Fodor (Hungary)

D. Radojevic (Serbia & Montenegro)

Organizing Committee Chair

V. Batanovic (Serbia & Montenegro)

International Program Committee:


T. Bilgic (Turkey)

R. Bisdorff (Luxemburg)

U. Bodenhofer (Austria)

T. Calvo (Spain)

M. Delgado (Spain)

G. De Tr (Belgium)

D. Dubois (France)

J. Dujmovic (USA)

M. Fedrizzi (Italy)

M.A. Gil (Spain)

M. Grabisch (France)

F. Herrera (Spain)

E. Herrera-Viedma (Spain)

J. Kacprzyk (Poland)

D. Katic (Serbia & Montenegro)

E. Kerre (Belgium)

M. Kovcs (Hungary)

D. Kuchta (Poland)

R. Marques Pereira (Italy)

L. Martinez (Spain)

S. Montes (Spain)

E. Pap (Serbia & Montenegro)

G. Pasi (Italy)

K. Peeva (Bulgaria)

D. Petrovic' (United Kingdom)

J. Ramik (Czech Republic)

R. Ribeiro (Portugal)

H. Rommelfanger (Germany)

I. Rudas (Hungary)

V. Torra (Spain)

J. Verdegay (Spain)

M. Vujoaevic' (Serbia & Montenegro)

S. Zadrozny (Poland)

M. Wagenknecht (Germany)

A. Yazici (Turkey)


Organizing Committee


B. De Baets (Belgium)

D. Katic (Serbia & Montenegro)

M. Vujosevic (Serbia & Montenegro)

B. Petrovic(Serbia & Montenegro)

D. Radojevic (Serbia & Montenegro)


        REGISTRATION FORM

TITLE________NAME________________________FIRST NAME____________________

COMPANY_________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS__________________________________________________________________

PHONE______________FAX_________________E-mail____________________________

I WISH TO SUBMIT A PAPER WITH THE TITLE_________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________




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