Fourth International Conference on

Artificial Intelligence in Design (AID'96)

24-27 June 1996
Stanford University
California, USA

Design is becoming an important research topic in engineering and architecture. It is the key to economic competitiveness and the fundamental precursor to manufacturing. However, our understanding of design as a process and our ability to model it are still very limited. This conference series aims to provide an international forum for the presentation and discussion of the state-of-the-art and cutting edge research and developments in artificial intelligence in design. The first conference in the series was held in Edinburgh, Scotland in June 1991, the second in Pittsburgh, USA in June 1992, and the third in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1994.

AID Reference Archive

AID'96 Best Paper and Best Presentation

Registration:	Online Registration Form (Postscript File)	Request for Brochure Form Student Scholarships
Conference Brochure (postscript):	Page 1 - Cover Page Page 2 - Keynote/Invited Speakers Page 3 - Conference Information Page 4 - Programs	Page 5 - Programs (cont'd) Page 6 - Workshops Info Page 7 - Registration Info Page 8 - Chairs/Advisory Board
Conference:	Provisional Program Keynote Speaker Invited Speaker	Conference Reception Conference Dinner Technical Visits
Workshops:	Call for Workshop Papers	Information Workshop Program
Venue:	Workshops/Conference/Tours Parking on Campus	Campus Map Bay Area Map
Accommodation:	Online Reservation Form (Postscript File)	Campus Accommodation Info Hotel Accommodation Info
Papers:	Best Paper Prize Best Presentation Prize	Call for Papers Accepted Papers
Useful Information:	Transport from Airports	Activities in and around Stanford
Organisation:	Contacts	Conference Committee
Sponsors:	University of Sydney: Key Centre of Design Computing	Stanford University: Center for Integrated Facility Engineering Center for Design Research Knowledge Systems Laboratory