Time to start the 2010 list of “interesting” CEP and rule-related conferences…so far I have 4 5 on the list, covering 2 3 weeks in May to July… (yes I had forgotten Dagstuhl…). So, by date order:
- Week starting 16 May, location Europe:
- 2010 Dagstuhl Event Processing seminar, Dagstuhl in Germany, 16-21 May, theme = task-oriented, focused on a joint effort between the academic participants and the industrial participants (vendors, customers, analysts) … output will be a manifesto for the event processing discipline…
- Week starting 21 June, location USA:
- OMG Business Rules Symposium, co-located with the OMG Technical Meeting in Minneapolis, MN, day TBA, likely to cover the OMG rule standards such as SBVR (for documenting business rules) and PRR (for production rules)…
- Semantic Technology Conference / RuleML co-organised Rules Track, San Francisco, June 21-25, theme = semantic rules […are] more powerful, flexible, and active forms of “structured” knowledge…
- Week starting 12 July, location UK:
- ACM’s DEBS2010, Cambridge, July 12-15, theme = dissemination of original research, the discussion of practical insights, and the reporting on relevant experience relating to event-based computing… which was very interesting last year, and is “in cooperation with” the EPTS.
- Rule2010 workshop, Edinburgh, July 14, theme = rule-based programming in Industry and the Semantic Web… which seems a bit wide to me (i.e. there is not much “semantic web” overlap with “industry”).
