Meeting of the Rich Model Toolkit COST Action IC0901, is organized in Tallinn, Estonia, right after ETAPS 2012, in coordination with the AIPA workshop.

This is a two day meeting organized in coordination with AIPA where the first day 31st of March 2012 is mainly focusing on the Automation in Proof Assistants topics, while the second day is more focused also on the other IC0901 topics, including additional invited talks, contributed talks from IC0901 Action participants, and informal technical discussion session and our usual MC meeting on 1st of April 2012.

Campus of the Tallinn University of Technology, the building of the Tallinn School of Economics and Business Administration, Akadeemia tee 3.

Keijo Heljanko and Hugo Herbelin are the program organizers. Tarmo Uustalu and Jaan Raik as local organizers on behalf of the IC0901 Action.

Archived PDF Page; original link: Link to the AIPA+SVARM joint program page

The invited IC0901 participants will be required to register and pay 40 Euros for two lunches and coffees by 9th of March 2012 through a Web based payment system provided by the local organizers:

SVARM12 Electronic Payment of Lunch Fees

These fees can be later claimed from COST as lunch fees. For the invited IC0901 participants there will be no other registration fees, and NO need to register to AIPA2012 through the ETAPS2012 system for the two Workshop days.

The participants who are NOT invited IC0901 participants should register to AIPA2012 Workshop through the ETAPS2012 registration, and pay the ETAPS fees for the two Workshop days.

We are planning to have a program including:

• contributed talks from Action participants
• invited talks from: Chad E. Brown, Jean-Christophe Filliâtre, Jasmin Blanchette, and Serdar Tasiran
• informal technical discussion sessions
• our usual MC meeting

An informal technical discussion session is meant to be an opportunity to bring up and discuss a topic that is important for our research area, and perceived to be key for the success of our Action. The intention is to encourage us to have some form of technical interaction beyond talks. As examples of such discussions, one may think of technical discussion sessions at project meetings, or technical discussion session at workshops such as SMT, where there is usually such a session on SMT-LIB/SMT-COMP.

In order to assemble a program, we need to hear from you!

Therefore:

(A) If you wish to give a talk, please send title and abstract. Optionally: Mention if you would prefer to be on the first day which is mainly focused on topics related to Automation in Proof Assistants.

(B) If you wish to propose a topic for a technical discussion session, please send title and paragraph of motivation, and be prepared to chair, or co-chair, the session you propose. We may help you to find a co-chair, or one of us may co-chair with you, if need be.

Please send both kinds of contributions ¹⁾ to both addresses keijo.heljanko@aalto.fi and hugo.herbelin@inria.fr at your earliest convenience, but no later than

                    March 1, 2012

(This deadline is for finalizing the technical program; COST invitations are generated automatically for MC members and you'll receive one sooner.)