DM: CFP: Pacific Asia Data Mining PAKDD-2001

			1st call for papers

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			      The Fifth

     Pacific-Asia Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining
			      (PAKDD-01)

                     Hong Kong, April 16 - 18, 2001

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		    http://www.csis.hku.hk/pakdd01

   The Fifth Pacific-Asia Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data
   Mining (PAKDD-01) will be an international forum for the sharing of
   original and innovative research results and practical applications
   and experiences among researchers and application developers from
   the many constituent areas of KDD, including artificial
   intelligence, databases, e-commerce, Internet computing, machine
   learning, high performance computing, statistics and
   visualization. This conference builds on the success of PAKDD-97
   (Singapore), PAKDD-98 (Australia), PAKDD-99 (China) and PAKDD-00
   (Japan) by bringing together participants from universities,
   industry and government.

   With the growing number of successful applications and systems
   development in KDD in enterprise computing and e-commerce the
   conference encourages submissions on practical experiences in
   applying KDD techniques to real-world applications.

SUBMISSION by 12 November 2000

   Conference proceedings will be published by Springer-Verlag (in the
   Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence series). All submissions
   should follow the Springer-Verlag guidelines and be no more than 12
   pages. (Formatting information is available from the conference web
   site at http://www.csis.hku.hk/pakdd01).

   Please include a cover page containing the title, authors (names,
   postal and email addresses), a 200-word abstract and up to 5
   keywords.  Authors are invited to submit their papers electronically
   (as PostScript or PDF attachments) following the instructions on the
   conference web page at http://www.csis.hku.hk/pakdd01 or send five
   copies to:

     David Cheung (PAKDD-01)
     E-Business Technology Institute
     The University of Hong Kong
     Pokfulam, Hong Kong

AWARDS AND JOURNAL PUBLICATION

   The PAKDD Best Paper Award will be conferred on the authors of the
   best paper at the conference.

   Authors of selected papers will be invited to have their paper
   included in a special issue of an international journal.

TOPICS

   We invite submissions in the areas of KDD research and application.
   Areas of interest include but are not limited to:

     Foundations and principles of data mining
     New application challenges and requirements
     Web based mining
     Data mining applications in e-commerce
     Resource discovery in the Internet
     Internet standards for data mining
     Data mining and data warehousing
     Data mining in multidimensional databases
     Data mining in heterogeneous databases
     Data mining support for data warehouse design
     Integration with data warehousing/OLAP
     Parallel and distributed mining
     Statistical methods in data mining
     Rule induction and decision trees
     Clustering and classification
     Exploratory data analysis
     Visual data mining and visualization
     Machine learning for data mining
     Knowledge representation and acquisition in KDD
     Performance and benchmarks of KDD systems
     Security and social impact of data mining

TUTORIALS AND WORKSHOPS

   Tutorials and Workshops will form a key component of the
   conference. It is planned to hold them on Monday, 16 April 2001.
   Proposals for addressing issues in data mining, knowledge discovery
   and applications are invited.

   New applications such as temporal and spatial data mining, Asian
   language text mining, collaborative filtering, personalization, eCRM
   and e-marketplace data mining are of special interest.

   Tutorial and workshop proposals (preferably by email) should be
   submitted by 30 October 2000 to the respective Chair:


     Joshua Z Huang, Tutorial Chair
     E-Business Technology Institute
     The University of Hong Kong
     Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong
     jhuang@eti.hku.hk

     Michael K Ng, Workshop Chair
     Department of Mathematics
     The University of Hong Kong
     Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong
     mng@maths.hku.hk

DEMONSTRATIONS

   Proposals for live demonstrations of research projects, prototypes,
   experimental systems, and/or potential commercial products are
   encouraged. Each proposal should include a title page containing the
   title, names of presenters and their postal/Email addresses, and a
   two-page description of the demo system.  Proposals (preferably by
   email) should be submitted by 15 January 2001 to the Demonstration
   Chair at jiming@comp.hkbu.edu.hk.

     Jiming Liu, Demonstration Chair
     Department of Computer Science
     Hong Kong Baptist University
     Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong


IMPORTANT DATES

   Tutorial proposals     : 30 October  2000
   Workshop proposals	: 30 October  2000
   Submissions due date   : 12 November 2000
   Notification date      : 24 December 2000
   Demonstration proposals: 15 January  2001
   Camera ready date      : 23 January  2001
   Conference date        : 16-18 April 2001

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE

   Rohan Baxter           CSIRO, Australia
   Keith Chan             Hong Kong Polytechnic University
   Surajit Chaudhuri      Microsoft, USA
   Ming-Syan Chen         National Taiwan University
   Umeshwar Dayal         Hewlett-Packard Labs, USA
   Tharam Dillon          Hong Kong Polytechnic University
   Guozhu Dong            Wright State University, USA
   Ada Fu                 Chinese University of Hong Kong
   Yike Guo               Imperial College, UK
   Jayant Haritsa         Indian Institute of Science, India
   Markus Hegland         Australian National University
   Robert Hilderman       University of Regina, Canada
   Joshua Z Huang         University of Hong Kong
   Moon Yul Huh           SKK University, Korea
   Ben Kao                University of Hong Kong
   Kamal Karlapalem       Hong Kong UST
   Hiroyuki Kawano        University of Kyoto, Japan
   Jinho Kim              Kangwon National U., Korea
   Sang-Wook Kim          Kangwon National University, Korea
   Masaru Kitsuregawa     University of Tokyo, Japan
   Kevin Korb             Monash University, Australia
   Laks V.S. Lakshmanan   Concordia U. and IIT, Bombay
   Doheon Lee             Chonnam National University, Korea
   T Y Lin                San Jose State University, USA
   Bing Liu               National University of Singapore
   Huan Liu               Arizona State University, USA
   Jiming Liu             Hong Kong Baptist University
   Hongjun Lu             Hong Kong UST
   Hiroshi Motoda         Osaka University, Japan
   Raymond Ng             UBC, Canada
   Kyuseok Shim           KAIST, Korea
   Il-Yeol Song           Drexel University, USA
   Changjie Tang          Sichuan University, China
   Zhaohui Tang           Microsoft, USA
   Ah-Hwee Tan            Kent Ridge Digital Labs, Singapore
   Takao Terano           University of Tsukuba, Japan
   Bhavani Thurasingham   MITRE, USA
   Kyu-Young Whang        KAIST, Korea
   Ian Witten             University of Waikato, New Zealand
   Xindong Wu             Colorado School of Mines, USA
   Yiyu Yao               University of Regina, Canada
   Clement Yu             University of Illinois, USA
   Jeffrey Yu             Chinese University of Hong Kong
   Philip Yu              IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, USA
   Ning Zhong             Maebashi Institute of Technology
   Aoying Zhou            Fudan University, China
   Lizhu Zhou             Tsinghua University, China


ORGANIZATION

Conference Chairs:
  Chung-Jen Tan (University of Hong Kong and IBM Watson)
  Jiawei Han (Simon Fraser University, Canada)

Program Committee Chairs:
  David Cheung (University of Hong Kong)
  Qing Li (City University of Hong Kong)
  Graham Williams (CSIRO, Australia)

Tutorial Chair:
  Joshua Z Huang (University of Hong Kong)

Workshop Chair:
  Michael K Ng (University of Hong Kong)

Industrial Chair:
  Joseph Fong (City University of Hong Kong)

Demonstration Chair:
  Jiming Liu  (Baptist University of Hong Kong)

Local arrangements Chairs:
  Ronnie Cheung (Hong Kong Poly University)
  Ben Kao (University of Hong Kong)

Publicity Chairs:
  Vincent Ng (Hong Kong Poly University)
  Rohan Baxter (CSIRO, Australia)
  Hiroyuki Kawano (Kyoto University, Japan)

Treasurer:
  Ada Fu (Chinese University of Hong Kong)


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