Draft paper submission deadline：2018-12-21

Authors are invited to submit their papers written in English, and using up to 12 single column pages (including references) to present the results of original research or innovative applications. Experience reports concerning state-of-the-art AI methodologies which offer a unique value to the conference attendees are also welcome. Presentations of work in progress or suggesting possible research directions may be submitted as short papers with up to 6 pages. All contributions must conform to the Springer LNCS/LNAI style, and have to be submitted electronically via EasyChair. Papers submitted to IEA/AIE 2019 must
not have been published or accepted for publication, or be under review for a journal or another conference. All submissions will be assessed in terms of originality, significance, technical merit, and clarity of the presentation in a double blind review process.

The conference proceedings will be published by Springer in the Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNCS/LNAI) series. Authors of accepted papers will be allocated time for an oral presentation at the conference, and/or will have the opportunity to present their work in a poster session. At least one author of each accepted paper is required to fully register and attend the conference in order to present the work. All authors agree to this requirement when submitting their paper for review.

A Best Paper Award and a Best Student Paper Award will be selected by the Best Paper Award Selection Committee and will be presented at the conference. The winners of each award will also receive a Springer monetary prize of EUR 500 (per paper).

List of Topics

• Adaptive Control

• Ambient Intelligence

• Argumentation Systems

• Artificial Immune Systems

• Automated Reasoning

• Autonomous Agents

• Bayesian Networks

• Bio-informatics

• Case-based Reasoning

• Computer Animation

• Computer Vision

• Cognitive Models

• Constraint Programming

• Data Mining

• Decision Support Systems

• Description Logics

• Evolutionary Computation

• Expert Systems

• Fuzzy Logic

• Games

• Heuristic Search

• Human Robot Interaction

• Information Retrieval

• Intelligent Systems

• Knowledge Representation

• Machine Learning

• Meta-heuristics

• Model-based Reasoning

• Multi-Agent Systems

• Multi Media Processing

• Natural Language Processing

• Neural Networks

• Non-Monotonic Logics

• Ontologies

• Optimization

• Planning and Scheduling

• Preference Reasoning

• Privacy Preserving Data Mining

• Robotics

• Semantic Web

• Smart Graphics

• Social Networks

• Speech Recognition

• Swarm Intelligence

• Temporal and Spatial Reasoning

• Uncertainty

• User Modeling

General Co-Chairs: 
    Moonis Ali (US)
    Franz Wotawa (AT)
Local Chair:
    Ingo Pill (AT)
PC Chairs:
    Gerhard Friedrich (AT)
    Franz Wotawa (AT)
Publication Chair:
    Roxane Koitz-Hristov (AT)
Publicity Chair:
    Patrick Rodler (AT)
Web & Local Committee:
    Jörg Bauman (AT)
    Elisabeth Orthofer (AT)
    Petra Pichler (AT)