6th INFORMS Workshop on Data Mining and Health Informatics
http://meetings2.informs.org/charlotte2011/dmhi.html

The Data Mining (DM), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Health Applications 
(HA) Subdivisions of the Institute for Operations Research and Management 
Sciences (INFORMS) are jointly organizing the 6th Pre-conference Workshop on 
Data Mining and Health Informatics (INFORMS DM-HI 2011) on November 12, 2011 at 
Charlotte, North Carolina, in conjunction with the 2011 INFORMS Annual 
Conference. The theme of the workshop centers on health informatics. On behalf 
of the INFORMS DM-HI 2011 Organizing Committee, we would like to invite you to 
submit an abstract, not exceeding 200 words, for review. Authors of accepted 
abstracts will be expected to give a presentation at the Workshop and submit a 
short paper, not exceeding 6 pages, for the Workshop Proceedings, to be 
published on a CD.

TOPICS OF INTEREST INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
Foundations of Data Mining and Artificial Intelligence
AI/DM in Operations Research and Operations Management
Machine Learning
Statistical Learning
Bioinformatics
Pattern Recognition
Natural Language Processing
Intelligent Information Retrieval
Visualization
Healthcare DM and Knowledge Discovery
Healthcare Logistics
Healthcare Simulations
Patient Flow Modeling
Medical Imaging
Medical Decision Making
Biosurveillance, Healthcare, and Public Health Surveillance
Disease Modeling and Prevention
Disease Spread and Transmission Simulations
Multi-agent Systems
Risk Management
Global Health
Biomedical Simulation
Case Studies

TIME LINE
July 15 : 200-word abstracts due
Aug. 5: Acceptance decisions sent out
Sep. 30: Proceedings papers due
Nov. 12: Workshop

SUBMISSION POLICY
Submissions can describe work at any stage of publication (unpublished, 
submitted, accepted or published). If the work has already been published it is 
essential to check with the publisher to be certain that a submission to 
INFORMS does not violate the publisher's policy.

For inquiries, please contact Program co-Chairs:
Peter Qian (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Yilu Zhou (George Washington University)
Cynthia Rudin (MIT)

Management Committee:
Kwok-Leung Tsui (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Tory Chen (University of Texas at Arlington)
George Runger (Arizona State University)
Tom Au (AT&T Labs)
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