Third International Conference on Computational Science issues Call for Papers

Amsterdam 26 June 2002 After the successful ICCS conferences in San Francisco and Amsterdam, the organisation committee is organising ICCS 2003 in Melbourne, Australia and St. Petersburg, Russian Federation, June 2-4, 2003. Deadline for paper submission is December 10, 2002.

Computational Science is increasingly becoming a vital part of many scientific investigations, affecting researchers and practitioners in areas ranging from engineering, sciences, finance and economics.

New challenges are in the fields of modelling of complex systems, sophisticated algorithms, advanced scientific computing and associated multi-disciplinary Problem Solving Environments. Due to the sheer size of these challenges the use of supercomputing and distributed and grid-based processing is inevitable.

The conference offers the opportunity to discuss problems and solutions in this field, to identify new issues, and to shape future directions for research.

The ICCS conference will, among other topics, concentrate on:

Complex Systems: Modelling and Simulation
Hybrid Computational Methods
Grid Computing
Data Mining and Information Retrieval
Web- and grid-based Simulation and Computing
Parallel and Distributed Computing
Visualisation and Virtual Reality
New large scale simulation application areas:

Finance
Economics
Biology
Chemistry
Risk Analyses

New Algorithmic approaches to existing application areas, e.g.:

Weather and Climate Forecasting and Modelling
Connectionist Modelling
Fuzzy Logic
Reliability Engineering
Digital Imaging

Scientific Computing
Advanced Numerical Algorithms
Problem Solving Environments including Software Component Technology
Education in Computational Science

More information is available at the ICCS 2003 Web site.

Ad Emmen

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