Fwd: CFP: TESI2005 - Training, Education and Simulation International

> From: GI Mitglieder Information <[hidden email]>
> Date: August 5, 2004 12:37:42 CEST
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> Subject: CFP: TESI2005 - Training, Education and Simulation
> International
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> CALL FOR PAPERS
>
> TESI2005: 1st International Conference and Exhibition
> Training, Simulation & Education International
> March 22-24, 2005
> MECC Maastricht, The Netherlands
>
> IMPORTANT DATES:
> Abstract Submission (150 words):             July 30, 2004
> Notification:                                September 2004
> Full Paper Submission:                       December 15, 2004
> Conference and Exhibition:                   March 22-24, 2005
>
> CONFERENCE INFORMATION:
> Training, Education & Simulation International (TESI) 2005 is a unique
> new Technical Conference and
> Exhibition, offering a novel approach to Training, Education and
> Simulation Technology. It actively unites
> end-users, investors and developers of training, education and
> simulation technology from a multitude of
> industry/service backgrounds.
> The TESI 2005 Technical Programme Committee (TPC) will consider and
> select submissions describing
> new or innovative technologies and work in the areas of:
> * Learning and Training Practices
> * Synthetic and Collaborative Environments
> * Simulation Practices and Technologies
> * Human Interfaces
> Topical areas for technology-based papers include but are not limited
> to: Modeling & Simulation;
> Visualization; Human-Computer Interaction; Geographic Information
> Systems; Mobile Computing;
> Digital Storytelling; Ambient Intelligence; E-Learning; Training and
> Edutainment; Agent Technologies.
> Application-based papers may be related but are not limited to the
> following application areas:
> Training & Maintenance; Disaster & Emergency; Design to Production;
> Life-long Learning;
> Medical Diagnosis & Treatment Planning; E-Commerce; Tourism.
> Papers on Policy Making, Standards and Methodologies are also
> requested.
> As an example, these could concern:
> Situational Awareness and Characterization or other.
> For more information see the attached PDF file or visit
> www.tesi2005.com.
>
> PAPER SUBMISSION:
> Abstracts of 150 words should be sent to:
> Jean Bourne, Conference Co-ordinator,
> TESI 2005, Highbury Business, Media House,
> Swanley, Kent BR8 8HU, UK
> Tel:   +44 (0)1322 611209
> Fax:  +44 (0)1322 616350
> email: [hidden email]
> The author's name, affiliation, full contact address, telephone, fax
> and email details should be given
> along with an indication of which topic best fits the submission.
> Authors will be informed of the decision of the Technical Programme
> Committee by September 2004.
> A final paper will be required by 15 December 2004 for inclusion in
> the Conference Proceedings.
> This paper, prepared to standard A4 is to be submitted on disc with
> accompanying hard copies
> and must not exceed 10 pages of A4 including diagrams and figures.
> Detailed instructions will be sent to all accepted authors.
>
> GENERAL CHAIR
> Dr John E Sirmalis, Technical Director (Ret), Naval Undersea Warfare
> Center
>
> TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE
> Jo Alwyn, BT Defence, UK
> Graham Burrows, Research & Technology Agency, NATO, France
> Gill Cox, Open University, UK
> Terry Dwan, Metropolitan Police, UK
> Dr L Miguel Encarnação, The iMedia Academy, USA
> Amjat Farooq, QinetiQ, UK
> Dr Uwe Jasnoch, GIStec GmbH, Germany
> Dr Mike Macedonia, USA PEO Simulation, Training and Instrumentation,
> USA
> Kevin Murphy, Electrosonic Ltd, UK
> Blair Parkin, Visual Acuity Ltd, UK
> Dr D M Roberts, Australian Defence Staff, UK
> Dr Joseph Rosen, Dartmouth College, USA
> Major General P J Russell-Jones OBE, BAE Systems, UK
> Rick Shane, The iMedia Academy, USA
> Lee Silvestre, Raytheon Company, USA
> Stacey Spiegel, Immersion Studios, Canada
> Steve Swenson, DMSO, USA
> Commodore Pat Tyrrell OBE, Royal Navy, Vale Atlantic, UK
> Dr Bodo Urban, Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics, Germany
> Edwin Valentin, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
> Mike Williamson, IBM, Bell Labs, USA
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