The CwU organizers are pleased to announce that we have finally got an agreement with the Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, to publish an edited volume of selected papers presented at the CwU workshop. All authors of presentations are invited to submit a paper to this volume. All papers will be peer-reviewed and if further corrections are required the contribution will be returned for improvement prior to acceptance.

Scope of the contributions to the Proceedings

While preparing your paper please consider that CwU is not a typical disciplinary conference. The main aim of the workshop is to provide researchers and practitioners from different areas with an interdisciplinary forum for discussing various ways to deal with uncertainties in different areas, including Environmental and Social Sciences, Economics, Policy-Making, Management, and Engineering. Presentations and papers should therefore be prepared for an interdisciplinary audience, and should address at least one of the following issues:

Therefore, all papers submitted to the Proceedings should be prepared accordingly, and contribute to achieving the aim of the workshop. Thus, we ask the researchers with mathematical background to present concepts and their illustrations in a way that the main ideas can be understood by readers with different backgrounds. Ideally, such concepts would help in the understanding of various ways of effective "Coping with Uncertainty" in different areas of applications.

Technical requirements

Please note that we don't have capacity for editing the papers, therefore we can accept ONLY papers which will conform to the following requirements:
  1. Papers have to be prepared in LaTeX using the style defined in the author package available here. The bibliography must be produced according to the instructions included in the package. The original Springer guidelines for preparing multi-author books are available here.
  2. Please do NOT use any own LaTeX definitions or abbreviations: according to our experience such definitions/abbreviations may cause difficulties in processing the papers and therefore should be avoided.
  3. Figures, if any, must be prepared in the EPS format, should be readable in black/white printing, and be included using the graphicx package. More detailed guidelines for preparing figures can be found at the Springer website.
  4. The maximum length (after processing with the provided LaTeX2e style) is 20 pages; the suggested length is about 15 pages. The length reduction may be required during the referee process.

Important dates

Contacts with the editors of the proceedings


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