10. EKAW 1997: Sant Feliu de Guixols, Catalonia, Spain

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/ekaw/1997,
  editor    = {Enric Plaza and
               V. Richard Benjamins},
  title     = {Knowledge Acquisition, Modeling and Management, 10th European
               Workshop, EKAW'97, Sant Feliu de Guixols, Catalonia, Spain, October
               15-18, 1997, Proceedings},
  booktitle = {EKAW},
  publisher = {Springer},
  series    = {Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
  volume    = {1319},
  year      = {1997},
  isbn      = {3-540-63592-0},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Long Papers

• Ghassan Beydoun, Achim G. Hoffmann: Acquisition of Search Knowledge. 1-16
• Pascal Beys, Maarten van Someren: A Systematic Approach to the Functionality of Problem-Solving Methods. 17-32
• Pim Borst, Hans Akkermans: An Ontology Approach to Product Disassembly. 33-48
• Robin Boswell, Susan Craw, Ray Rowe: Knowledge Refinement for a Design System. 49-64
• Frank Cornelissen, Catholijn M. Jonker, Jan Treur: Compositional Verification of Knowledge-Based Systems: A Case Study for Diagnostic Reasoning. 65-80
• Stefan Decker, Manfred Daniel, Michael Erdmann, Rudi Studer: An Enterprise reference Scheme for Integrating Model Based Knowledge Engineering and Enterprise Modelling. 81-96
• Dieter Fensel: The Tower-of-Adapter Method for Developing and Reusing Problem-Solving Methods. 97-112
• Dieter Fensel, Enrico Motta, Stefan Decker, Zdenek Zdráhal: Using Ontologies for Defining Tasks, Problem-Solving Methods and their Mappings. 113-128
• Udo Hahn, Klemens Schnattinger: An Empirical Evaluation of a System for Text Knowledge Acquisition. 129-144
• Dean M. Jones, Ray Paton: Acquisition of Conceptual Structure in Scientific Theories. 145-158
• Rodrigo Martínez-Béjar, V. Richard Benjamins, Fernando Martín-Rubio: Designing Operators for Constructing Domain Knowledge Ontologies. 159-173
• Rainer Perkuhn: Reuse of Problem-Solving Methods and Family Resemblances. 174-189
• Christine Pierret-Golbreich, Xavier Talon: Specification of Flexible Knowledge-Based Systems. 190-204
• Anita Pos, Hans Akkermans, Remco Straatman: Problem Solving for Redesign. 205-220
• Chantal Reynaud, Nathalie Aussenac-Gilles, Pierre Tchounikine, Francky Trichet: The Notion of Role in Conceptual Modeling. 221-236
• Debbie Richards, Paul Compton: Knowledge Acquisition First, Modelling Later. 237-252
• Benjamin D. Smith, Kanna Rajan, Nicola Muscettola: Knowledge Acquisition for the Onboard Planner of an Autonomous Spacecraft. 253-268
• Bidjan Tschaitschian, Andreas Abecker, Franz Schmalhofer: Information Tuning with KARAT: Capitalizing on Existing Documents. 269-284
• Sean Wallis, Gerry Nelson: Syntactic Parsing as a Knowledge Acquisition Problem. 285-300
• Gian Piero Zarri, Saliha Azzam: Building Up and Making Use of Corporate Knowledge Repositories. 301-316

Short Papers

• Frances M. T. Brazier, Pascal van Eck, Jan Treur: Modelling Competitive Co-operation of Agents in a Compositional Multi-Agent Framework. 317-322
• Frances M. T. Brazier, Niek J. E. Wijngaards: An Instrument for a Purpose Driven Comparison of Modelling Frameworks. 323-328
• Timo Breidenstein, Isabelle Bournaud, Francis Wolinski: Knowledge Discovery in Rule Bases. 329-334
• Veerle M. H. Coupé, Linda C. van der Gaag: Supporting Probability Elicitation by Sensitivity Analysis. 335-340
• Jean-Marc Gabriel: Towards More Collaboration Between Machine Learning Systems and their Users. 341-346
• Daniela Garcia: COATIS, an NLP System to Locate Expressions of Actions Connected by Causality Links. 347-352
• Stefan Kaspar, Achim G. Hoffmann: Using Knowledge Acquisition to Build Spoken Language Systems. 353-358
• Laurent Maillet-Contoz, Jean Sallantin: An Assistant for a Design Project: Application to the Design of a Mixed Hardware/Software Architecture. 359-364
• Luc Poittevin: REVINOS: An Interactive Revision Tool Based on the Concept of Situation. 365-370
• Remco Straatman: KIDS for KADS. 371-377
• Luis Talavera, Ulises Cortés: Exploiting Inductive Bias Shift in Knowledge Acquisition from Ill-Structured Domains. 377-382

Invited Paper

• John Kingston: The DARPA High Performance Knowledge Bases Programme. 383-388