Informatics 2000

2nd Austrian-Hungarian Conference. OCG-NJSZT’86

Program:

1.Szekció. Társadalmi és gazdasági hatások

I. Schmoranz: Austrian Information Economy

P. P. Sint: Technology Assesementof new Telecommunication Services

T. Szecskő: Socio-Economics Parameters of Prognostics

I. Dienes: The Hungarian Information Economy in the Early Eighties Facing 2000

J. Szabó-R. Neeb:Computers in Hungary and Austria. Outlines of a Statistical Comparison

B. Halassy-J. Szelezsán: Human Interface and Information Systems

2. Szekció: Innovációs stratégiák

R. Trappl: Artificial Intelligence, Future Development and Potential Impact

J. Eder-G. Kappel-Tjoa A Min-R. Wagner: Conceptual Modelling of Office Information Systems

G. Haring: The Man-Machine Interface, an Integral Part of Engineering Software Systems

V. Haase: Intelligent Access to Information Systems

R. R. Goebl: Elements of Offensive Research Strategy

Á. Csurgay: Informatic and Electronisation for Social Progress

3. Szekció: Államigazgatás

W. Dohr: Development of Austrian Data Protection Legislation, 1980-87.

M. J. Tauber: Computers and Education

R. Traumüller: EDP and Administration: State of the Art

L. Lőrincz-Z. Kovács: The Development of the Public Administration Iformatics

G. Kilényi: Regulations of Informatics in Hungary

4. Szekció: Mesterséges Intelligencia és Adatcsere

T. Vámos: Patterns Used by Expert Systems, Lessons of two Paradigms.

Ch. Stary: Help (Systems) for Handling Advanced Knowledge Bases.

M. Ágoston-P. Gágyor: The International Flow o fData and Information on the Field of Sciences and Technics

R. Stöckele: Te QQ WSR – a Data Base Host for Macro-economics and its International Data Communication Facilities

B. Dömölki: Development of Artificial Intelligence Tools and Applications in Hungary

W. Nejdl: Recursive Question and Answering and Efficient Dynamic Data Base Access to the PROLOG-DB Systems.