AI'2011, the twenty-fourth Canadian Conference on Artificial
Intelligence, invites papers that present original work in all areas
of Artificial Intelligence, either theoretical or applied such as:

AI Applications Knowledge Representation
Agent Systems Machine Learning
Automated Reasoning Multi-media Processing
Bioinformatics and BioNLP Natural Language Processing
Case-based Reasoning Neural Nets
Cognitive Models Planning
Constraint Satisfaction Robotics
Data Mining Search
E-Commerce Smart Graphics
Evolutionary Computation Uncertainty
Games User Modeling
Information Retrieval Web Applications

Papers will be reviewed by the Program Committee members according to
their originality, technical merit and clarity of presentation.
Each accepted paper will be allocated a maximum of 12 pages in the
proceedings. All accepted papers for which one of the authors will
have registered and present at the conference will be published in the
conference proceedings as Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence by
Springer. The papers will have to be formatted accordingly. An award
will be given for the best paper of the conference. Another prize will
be given for the best paper of which the main author is a
student. Papers submitted to AI'2011 must not have been accepted for
publication elsewhere or be under review for another conference.

Submissions

Authors are invited to submit electronically, by January 10th, 2011,
full papers in PDF, Postscript or MS-Word RTF. All papers must be
written in English. Papers of up to 12 pages in length must be
formatted according to Springer LNCS style. The use of the LaTeX2e
style file available from Springer is strongly encouraged.

Organizers

AI'2011 is collocated with two cognate conferences: the Canadian
Graphical Interface Conference and the Canadian Conference on Computer
and Robot Vision.

General Chair: John Barron, University of Western Ontario, London
Program co-chairs: Cory Butz, University of Regina
Pawan Lingras, Saint Mary's University, Halifax

Publicity chair: Dan Wu, University of Windsor
Proceedings chair: Jiye Li, York University, Toronto
Workshop chair: Sheela Ramanna, University of Winnipeg
Website chair: Wen Yan, University of Regina
Graduate student
symposium co-chairs:
Maria Fernanda Caropreso, Department of National Defense
Svetlana Kiritchenko, NRC, Ottawa
Cristina Manfredotti, University of Regina
Local arrangement chair:
Andrew Vardy, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Saint John's