Call for papers

The new due date for submission of papers is 27 July 2006.

Papers will be selected based on their originality, significance, correctness, and clarity of presentation. Extended draft papers (4 pages or more) should be submitted to the following e-mail or postal address:
E-mail submission of draft papers: iawtic@canberra.edu.au
Postal Submission of draft papers: IAWTIC'2006 Secretariat
School of Computing, University of Canberra, ACT, Canberra, 2616, Australia

Extended draft papers should present original work, which has not been published or being reviewed for other conferences. Papers should be written in English. The name and affiliation of authors should be omitted on the paper. A separate page must be included with each extended abstract paper, containing, the names, affiliations, postal address and e-mail addresses of authors as well as the address of contact author. E-mail submission of draft papers are encouraged.

Conference Proceedings will be published as books by IEEE (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering) in USA and it will be indexed by EI and it will also appear in IEEE explore. All papers will be peer reviewed by at least two reviewers.

Important Dates

• 7 August 2006 Notification of acceptance
  
• 1 September 2006 Deadline for camera-ready copies of accepted papers
  
• 29-30 November 2006 Conference sessions
  

IAWTIC'2006 Secretariat Contact Details

IAWTIC'2006 Secretariat
School of Computing
University of Canberra
Canberra 2616, Australia
E-mail: iawtic@canberra.edu.au

Call for Invited Sessions and Tracks

The aim of invited sessions (5 papers per session) and invited tracks (at least two sessions) is to provide focused discussions on new and innovative topics and applications. Prospective session/track organizer are required to submit a proposal, including the title of the session and a list of authors with extended abstracts papers (4 pages or more).

In addition to the Conference Program Committee is soliciting papers that focus on industrial issues. The aim is to bring together researchers from industry and academia to foster collaboration.

Conference Topics Include (but not limited to):

• Intelligent Agents
  • Knowledge Management
    
  • Intelligent Business Agents
    
  • Agent Architectures
    
  • Environments and Languages
    
  • Adaptation and learning for agents
    
  • Human and agent interaction
    
  • Interface agents
    
  • Mobile agents
    
  • Virtual agent-based marketplaces
    
  • Agents and uncertainty
    
  • The privacy issues for agents
    
  • Automated shopping and trading agents
    
  • Agent-oriented services
    
  • Social implications for agent
    
  • Conceptual modelling and design of Ontologies for agents
    
  • Agents and e-commerce
    
  • Legal aspects of agents in e-commerce
    
  • Performance measurement of e-commerce agents
    
  • Rational information agents and electronic commerce
    
  • Auction and negotiation for e-commerce agents

• Web Technologies
  
  • Web data mining and information retrieval
    
  • Agent-based trade-and mediating services
    
  • Teaching on Web
    
  • Virtual trading institutions

• Internet Commerce
  
  • E-commerce applications of Knowledge Representation
    
  • Reasoning Techniques
    
  • Electronic Payment Systems
    
  • Internet Marketing
    
  • Intranets and Extranets
    
  • Electronic Payment Systems
    
  • Electronic Data Interchange
    
  • Supply Chain Management
    
  • Electronic Payment Systems
    
  • Internet-based Electronic Commerce
    
  • Virtual Communities/Community Networks
    
  • Logistics Issues for Electronic Commerce
    
  • Business Reengineering Issues for Electronic Commerce
    
  • Government Electronic Procurement and Service Delivery
    
  • Legal, Auditing or Security Issues for Electronic Commerce
    
  • Requirements Engineering Approaches for Electronic Commerce
    
  • Knowledge Discovery, Intelligent Information Systems
    
  • Knowledge Clustering
    
  • Classification