MRC is an interdisciplinary workshop with a focus on applic ations within computer science. Because of this fo cus the workshop primarily attracts participants f rom within the computer science community and spec ifically within artificial intelligence. However, MRC has always had a strong interdisciplinary appe al and does draw from fields such as linguistics, semiotics, philosophy, mathematics, cognitive scie nce, social sciences and psychology as well as var ious sub-fields within computer science.
\n\nBy considering modelling and reasoning approach es for contextualised systems from a broad range o f areas, the workshop will facilitate the sharing of problems, techniques, and solutions. The worksh op covers different understandings of what context is, different approaches to modelling context, me chanisms and techniques for (structured) storage o f contextual information, effective ways to retrie ve it, and methods for enabling integration of con text and application knowledge.
\n\nThe wo rkshop will last one full day and will have three main types of interaction: short presentations of accepted papers, panel discussion sessions, and an open, but guided discussion summarising the most important lessons learned.
\nMRC invites papers on different aspects of context , on theory as well as on applications. We particu larly invite contributions on topics of autonomy a nd context. We also explicitly invite contribution s from other fields of study in order to further t rans- and interdisciplinary approaches.
\n\n < p>Industry representatives are invited to display context related demonstrations during the workshop .\n