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I F I P International Federation for Information Processing

I F I P International Federation for Information Processing Specialist Group SG16 on Entertainment Computing. Aims IFIP was founded in 1960 under the auspices of UNESCO .

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I F I P International Federation for Information Processing

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  1. I F I P International Federation for Information Processing Specialist Group SG16 on Entertainment Computing

  2. Aims IFIP was founded in 1960 under the auspices of UNESCO. Its basic aims are to promote information in science and technology by fostering international cooperation, by stimulating research, development and the applications of information processing in science and human activity, by furthering the dissemination and exchange of information and by encouraging education in information processing.

  3. Affiliations IFIP holds a Formal Consultative status with UNESCO and maintains formal relations with other agencies of the UN System During WCC 2002 a joint UNESCO - IFIP World Computer Congress 2002 Declaration on Youth and ICTs was discussed and accepted IFIP is a Scientific Associate with the International Union for Science and maintains contacts with the International Federation of Automatic Control, the International Association for Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, the International Federation of Operational Research Societies and the International Measurement Confederation.

  4. Membership In 2004: 47 Full Members, 3Corresponding Members 11 Affiliated International Organizations

  5. IFIP Membership ANDORRA ARGENTINA ARMENIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BELGIUM BRAZIL BULGARIA CANADA CHILE CHINA CROATIA CYPRUS CZECH REPUBLIC DENMARK EGYPT FINLAND FRANCE GERMANY GREECE HUNGARY INDIA IRELAND ISRAEL ITALY JAPAN KOREA LITHUANIA MALAYSIA NETHERLANDS NORWAY OMAN POLAND PORTUGAL RUSSIA SINGAPORE SLOVAK REPUBLIC SLOVENIA SOUTH AFRICA SPAIN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND SYRIA THAILAND UNITED KINGDOM USA based ACM USA based IEEE CS ZIMBABWE CLEI ICELAND NEW ZEALAND CEPIS EUROMICRO FACE IAPR IASC ICCC IJCAII IMIA INFORMS SEARCC VLDB

  6. Organization • A General Assembly of all IFIP Members takes place annually and has overall responsibility for IFIP’s strategy, finances andactivities. It elects a President, four Vice-Presidents, a Treasurer, a Secretary and eight Trustees who together form the IFIP Council. • Technical Assembly

  7. Technical Work 12Technical Committees with 80 Working Groups organizing yearly over 70 international events.

  8. At the heart of IFIP lie its Technical Committees that count on the active participation of over two thousand people world-wide. There are twelve such Committees. Each, in effect, is a management team responsible for a given field of activity and for the work of its Working Groups. These groups work in a variety of ways to share experience and to develop their specialized knowledge. These include open conferences, smaller working conferences, seminars and tutorials, circulated papers and, increasingly, as befits our subject, electronic conferencing and e-mail.

  9. Technical Committees TC 1Foundations of Computer Science TC 2Software: Theory and Practice TC 3Education TC 5Computer Applications in Technology TC 6Communication Systems TC 7System Modeling and Optimization TC 8Information Systems TC 9Relationship between Computers and Society TC 10Computer Systems Technology TC 11Security and Protection in IP Systems TC 12Artificial Intelligence TC 13Human - Computer Interaction SG 16 Entertainment Computing

  10. Entertainment ComputingTechnologies and Applications edited byRyohei NakatsuKwansei Gakuin University, Sanda, JapanJunichi HoshinoUniversity of Tsukuba, Japan Book Series: IFIP INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING : Volume 112 Publications Books - Journals -Technical Committee Reports - Newsletters - Information Bulletins - Other Many IFIP events generate publications and there are annually some 35 to 40 IFIPbooks and associations with several Journals. Our principal publisher is: Kluwer Springer

  11. Congresses & Major Conferences IFIP's flagship event is its World Computer Congress The 17th Congress was held from 25 to 30 August 2002 in Montreal, Canada The 18th Congress was held from 20 to 27 August 2004 in Toulouse, France There are many other major events organized by IFIP and included in the IFIP Calendar http://www.ifip.or.at/cal_even/htm

  12. Congresses & Major Conferences The 19th Congress is scheduled for August 2006 in Santiago, Chile [click to launch video about Chile]

  13. Technical Committee 14 Entertainment Computing • To be founded in 2005 • Annual ICEC conferences • 3 working groups • WG 14.1 Entertainment and Storytelling • WG 14.2 Entertainment and Robots • WG 14.3 Theoretical Foundation of Entertainment

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