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Upcoming Computational Sustainability Workshop and Other News. January 19, 2014. Happy New Year CompSust researchers! If you are in the Atlanta area take a look at this workshop being hosted by Georgia Tech. It looks like a good opportunity to build local awareness and community for CompSust problems and solutions. Date:Thursday, January 30, 2014. Location: Georgia Tech Hotel. The Institute for Computational Sustainability supports Code Red club. August 19, 2016. July 26, 2016. July 20, 2016.

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Tusind Tak Copenhagen! | Computational Sustainability

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July 8, 2012. So the CompSust2012 Conference. Is over and our mixed band of computer scientists, ecologists, operation researchers, engineers, urban planners (and more) are dispersing back to their homes in Denmark, Jordan, Uganda, Italy, the Netherlands, France, Germany, Ireland, the UK, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Canada and the USA (and that’s just people I talked to, who am I missing? For example, did you know that…. Paul Luckowicz described this and other amazing facts about what he calls our.

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October 29th, 2009. This blog now holds a twitter chronicle under the user name @or4green. The provender can be too encountered at the underside of the greenOR.org. Main page ( equally long as Chirrup 's waiters are upward ). I will occasionally place brief points there, mostly connected to this blog. I essay following the recent INFORMS one-year meeting remotely via chirrup through the #informs09. Which Starwood marque is driving ontogenesis in Cathay? Powered by LiveJournal.com.

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Happy New Year | Computational Sustainability

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January 4, 2013. One of my resolutions this year is to make more regular contributions to this blog, so….some just a few brief thoughts on the Neural Information Processing Systems conference I attended last month and upcoming deadlines. If you have exciting news to share or ideas for posts share them here or check out the new Computational Sustainability Community on Google. AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence. Abstracts: Jan 19, 2013. Papers: Jan 22, 2013. Time and Place:. Aims to bring together...

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Adapting AI planning tools to save endangered species | Computational Sustainability

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Adapting AI planning tools to save endangered species. July 3, 2013. A group of bar-tailed godwits photographed in Songdo, Korea. Photo: Judit Szabo. As a case study, we consider the effects of rising sea level on 10 declining migratory bird species that depend upon low-lying mudflats to provide the food they need to complete their migration. As the sea level rises, these habitats may become inundated so that the birds cannot complete the migration (4) (read more about sea level’s effect on shorebird...

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Computational Sustainability at AAAI 2013 | Computational Sustainability

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Computational Sustainability at AAAI 2013. July 13, 2013. Bellevue Skyline Photo Credit Michael Walmsley. The Twenty-Seventh AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-13). Convenes next week in Bellevue, Washington USA. For the third consecutive year there will be a special track on Computational Sustainability. The 16 papers of the Computational Sustainability (CompSust) track of AAAI ( http:/ www.aaai.org/. 8212; Douglas Fisher. Approximately Optimal Planning for Invasive Species Management.

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CompSust News Sept 2013 | Computational Sustainability

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CompSust News Sept 2013. September 9, 2013. Some news for researchers in Computational Sustainability updated throughout the month. If you know of relevant news for researchers working at the intersection of Computer Science and Sustainability share it with us in the comments, on Google in the CompSust community. Or join the CompSust mailing list. Time and Place: October 30-31, Palermo, Italy. The First Workshop on Machine Learning for Environmental Sustainability ( EnvSustML 2013. Sept 30, 2013. Notify ...

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Tag Archives: artificial intelligence. What’s in a Name? The Other ICS Conference. January 17, 2013. As always, see below for conference reminders and news). Just after New Years I attended the INFORMS Computing Society (ICS) conference in Santa Fe. Fortunately or unfortunately their acronym works out as the same as our very own Institute for Computational Sustainability (ICS). One exciting thing is there is a lot of interaction between this community and actual power supply or water management utilities...

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Approximately Optimal Planning for Invasive Species Management | Computational Sustainability

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Approximately Optimal Planning for Invasive Species Management. July 9, 2013. Tamarisk (Tamarix parviflora) also known as Salt Cedar in Lower Owyhee River, OR. Photo: C.C. Shock, Oregon State University. If you have a very large decision making problem and want to find an approximately optimal policy, one of the best ways is often to use simulated trajectories of states, actions and utilities to learn the policy from experience. Example Problem : Invasive Species Management. The planning problem is the f...