Object-oriented Simulation of Intelligent Systems
    
within the
12th WSEAS International Conference on COMPUTERS
Agios Nikolaos, Crete Island, Greece, July 23-25, 2008
http://wseas.org/conferences/2008/greece/iccomp

Topics:

Discrete event simulation - with use of the object-oriented programming paradigm (i.e. classes as structures of attributes and methods, subclasses and virtuality of methods) - of systems that apply their own models during their existence and that – according to this application can be classified as more or less intelligent. The models used by the simulated systems may be simulation ones or other ones (described by differential equations, by Prolog-one texts etc.)

Organizer:

Professor Eugene Kindler
Profesor of applied mathematics,
University of Ostrava,
Faculty of Science,
Dept. of Computers and Informatics,
CZ - 701 03 Ostrava, 30. dubna no. 22,
Czech Republic
E-mail: ekindler@centrum.cz

Program Committee:

Ivan Krivy, University of Ostrava, CZECH REPUBLIC
E-mail: ivan.krivy@osu.cz

Petr Bulava, The University of Ostrava, CZECH REPUBLIC
E-mail: petr.bulava@osu.cz

Karek Babcicky, Dateri, Dagaliveien 16D, 0776 Oslo, NORWAY
E-mail: babcicky@online.no

Petr Cenek, Universitz of Žilina, SLOVAKIA
E-mail: petr@frdsa.fri.uniza.sk

 

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Brief Biography of the Organizer:

Eugene Kindler, born on May 22, 1935. High Studies: 1953-8 Charles University (Prague), 1962-7 Research Institute of Mathematical Machines – doctoral studies. Titles: Master in mathematics, Doctor of natural science in mathematics and physics, Doctor of philosophy in logic, (all at Charles University), Candidate of sciences in theory of programming (at the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences), Professor in applied mathematics. Employment: 1958-1967 Research Institute of Mathematical Machines, Prague, 1967-2000 Charles University, Prague, 2000-2006 Ostrava University, Ostrava, since 2006 retiree. Longer hosting stays at universities abroad: Visiting professor: University of Pisa, Italy; West Virginia University (Morgantown,USA). Invited professor: Blaise Pascal University (Clermont-Ferrand); University of South Brittany (Lorient, both France). Hosting Lecturer: Humboldt University, Berlin. French government professor scholarship holder: Blaise Pascal University. Naval projects participation:1995-2000: responsible specialist for the Czech participation at two projects sponsored by European Commission and oriented to the modernization of sea harbors by using computing technique: COPERNICUS AMCAI (1995-7) and COPERNICUS DAMAC (1998-2000). Main interests: simulation of systems that use their own simulation models