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  • CLAIO Mexico City 2000: Call for Papers

    From jamescochr@gmail.com@21:1/5 to Roger Z. Rios on Sun Aug 27 05:17:31 2017
    On Wednesday, 19 May 1999 10:00:00 UTC+3, Roger Z. Rios wrote:
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    // Call For Papers //
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    // X CLAIO //
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    // X Latin-Ibero-American Conference //
    // on Operations Research and Systems //
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    // September 4-8, 2000 //
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    // Mexico City //
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    CONFERENCE APPROACH
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    The CLAIO (Congreso Latino Americano en Investigacion de
    Operaciones), celebrated every other year in different Latin
    American cities, is sponsored by the Latin-Ibero-American
    Association for Operations Research (ALIO). It started in
    Rio de Janeiro, in 1982, and has alternated since between
    Rio, Buenos Aires, Santiago and Mexico City. Their main
    goals are to further the exchange of experiences; to
    contribute, establish, and deepen ties between researchers
    and practitioners in the region and to help young
    undergraduate and graduate students in their professional
    development.

    Next CLAIO will take place in Mexico City, September 4-8,
    2000, and will be organized by the Mexican Institute for
    Operations Research and Systems (IMSIO). Mexico City, the
    largest city in the world, is modern and cosmopolitan. It is
    an exciting combination of pre-Hispanic, colonial and modern
    monuments and architecture, built over the ruins of
    Tenochtitlan, the Aztec capital.

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    TOPICS
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    The conference will focus on the development of Operations
    Research tools in the following areas:

    1. Combinatorial Optimization
    2. Multi-criteria Optimization
    3. Game Theory
    4. Simulation
    5. Mathematical Programming
    6. Heuristics
    7. Routing
    8. Graph Theory
    9. Production Planning
    10. Inventory Theory
    11. Allocation Theory
    12. Nonlinear Programming
    13. Integer Programming
    14. Location and Logistics
    15. Economics and Financial Management
    16. Interior Point Methods
    17. Network Flows
    18. Stochastic Processes
    19. Artificial Intelligence
    20. Finance Engineering

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    PROGRAM COMMITTEE
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    Sira Allende, Cuba
    Julian Araoz, Venezuela
    Egon Balas, USA
    Jaume Barcelo, Spain
    Hector Cancela Bosi, Uruguay
    Angel Guillermo Coca Balta, Peru
    James Charles Cochrane, England
    Carlos Coello Coello, Mexico
    Roberto de la Llata, Mexico
    Laureano Escudero, Spain
    Roberto D. Galvao, Brasil
    Jose Luis Gonzalez, Mexico
    John N. Hooker, USA
    Alfredo Noel Iusem, Brasil
    Manuel Laguna, USA
    Thomas Liebling, Suiza
    Irene Loiseau, Argentina
    Angel Marin, Spain
    Silvano Martello, Italy
    Jose Mario Martinez, Brasil
    Isabel Mendez, Argentina
    Jose Luis Morales, Mexico
    Nelson Maculan, Brasil
    Victor Parada, Chile
    Gerard Plateau, France
    Lorena Pradenas, Chile
    Eunice Ponce de Leon, Cuba
    Mauricio Resende, USA
    Roger Z. Rios, USA
    Catherine Roucairol, France
    Berc Rustem, England
    Hugo Scolnik, Argentina
    Hamdy Taha, USA
    Federico Trigos, Mexico
    Maria E. Urquhart, Uruguay
    Victor Valqui Vidal, Denmark
    Andres Weintraub, Chile

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    LANGUAGES
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    The official languages of the X CLAIO are Spanish, English
    and Portuguese.

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    SUBMISSION OF PAPERS
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    Authors must submit an extended abstract (4 to 6 pages),
    including title, authors' name, affiliation, electronic and
    postal addresses. A short abstract (no more than 100 words)
    is also required. Extended abstracts must be written in
    English, Spanish, or Portuguese, in WORD with 11 point Arial
    font, 1.5 cm between lines, and 2.5 cm margins on
    21.6 x 27.9 cm pages.

    Submissions must be sent by e-mail to MSc. Felipe Maldonado
    (Chairman of the X CLAIO) at: claio@quitel.cs.buap.mx

    The proceedings of the conference will contain extended
    abstracts of all presented papers. Papers in the proceedings
    will be reviwed by the program committee, but not refereed.

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    IMPORTANT DATES
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    - All contributions should be received bt MARCH 31,
    2000.

    - Authors will be notified of acceptance or rejection of
    their contribution shortly after JUNE 1, 2000.

    - CLAIO Mexico City: September 4-8, 2000.

    Only accepted extended abstracts by authors whose attendance
    is guaranteed will be published in the conference proceedings.

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    INFORMATION
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    Further information about the conference, including venues,
    accomodations, fees, and conference web site will be posted
    later. Those interested in joining the conference mailing
    list to receive updates should request it to:
    claio@quitel.cs.buap.mx

    Please address further inquires to: claio@quitel.cs.buap.mx

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