Anthony G Cohn ·
My official University of
Leeds Home Page
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Full CV (updated from time to time)
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Publications since joining
Leeds in 199-2011 (incomplete, some with DOI/pdf links)
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Publications on Google Scholar
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QSR publication list (mostly
with pdf/ps downloads)
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Knowledge Representation and Reasoning group
Tony Cohn holds a Personal Chair
at the University of Leeds, where he is Professor of
Automated Reasoning and served a term as Head of the School of Computing August 1999 – July 2004. He
is presently Director of the Institute for Artificial
Intelligence and Biological Systems. He is also an Honorary Adjunct
Professor at the University of Technology Sydney.
He holds BSc and
PhD degrees from the
He has been Chairman/President of the UK AI Society SSAISB, the European Coordinating Committee on AI (ECCAI), KR inc, the IJCAI Board of Trustees and is Editor-in-Chief of the AAAI Press, Spatial Cognition and Computation, and Artificial Intelligence. He is the recipient of the 2012 AAAI Distinguished Service Award for “extraordinary and sustained service to the artificial intelligence community”. He was elected a founding Fellow of ECCAI, and is also a Fellow of AAAI, AISB, the BCS, and the IET (formerly the IEE). He was Programme Chair of the European AI Conference ECAI’94, KR’98 and COSIT-05,Workshop Chair of IJCAI 1995, Conference Chair of KR 2000, IJCAI 2003. He was on the judging panel for the British Computer Society Distinguished Dissertation award. Recent invited/keynote talks include STAMI-13, ICAPS 2012, ICAART 2012, AIAI 2011, AI*IA-10, AILog-2010, MIWAI-10, KSEM 2010, FLAIRS-10 (spatio-temporal track), CVWW-2010, Commonsense-2009. He has co-organised four Dagstuhls (05491, 07311, 10131, 10412), been on many programme committees for workshops and conferences, on the editorial board of DAKE, AI Communications (AICOM), the Applied Ontology Journal, and was Review Co-Editor of the journal Artificial Intelligence and on the Policy Committee of Electronic Transactions on AI (ETAI); he is currently on the editorial board ofthe Journal of Applied Logic. He is a member of the UK EPSRC Peer Review College and of the UK Computing Research Committee (UKCRC), and has been a Director of KR Inc. since 2000. He was an area co-editor for the UK Government FORESIGHT Cognitive Systems project, and advised the FORESIGHT Intelligent Systems Infrastructure project. He has advised a number of overseas funding agencies, having been a member of two CNRS and three SFI programme review panels, a member of a DFG SFB review panel and an FCT panel, and chair of a programme review panel at NICTA. He has also been an expert reviewer at several EU project reviews. He is a member of the UK Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014 Sub Panel 11 (Computer Science and Informatics) of Panel B.
Qualitative Spatial Reasoning
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Approximate reasoning with qualitative spatial constraints involving landmarks ARC Discovery Project, 2012-2015. |
Cognitive Vision
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Relational Description
of Video Scenes
Funded by the DARPA (Vigil), EPSRC (Lavid), and EU (Co-friend) projects. |
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Cognito
(Cognitive Workflow Caturing and Rendering with
On-Body Sensor Networks) EU FP7 project |
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RACE
(Robustness by Autonomous Competence Enhancement) EU FP7 project |
Detecting underground
features and objects
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Mapping the Underworld (MTU)
Fusing outputs from a multi sensor device to map buried utility apparatus. EPSRC funded. The earlier MTU-1 and VISTA projects addressed the problem of integrating utility records – with a live implementation now in Scotland (which won an IET Innovation Award in 2012 and a 2012 NJUG Avoiding Damage Award). |
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DART
(Detection of Archaeological Residues using remote sensing Techniques) An AHRC/EPSRC Science and Cultural Heritage Project |
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New Technologies for
Tunnelling and UNderground works (NeTTUN) EU FP7 IP project (started 1 Sept 2012 – more details
forthcoming) |
Contact details:
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Submit an article to Artificial Intelligence: http://ww.aijd.org |
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School of Computing |
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Now accepted by
Thomson-Reuters |
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Email:
a.g.cohn@leeds.ac.uk |
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Phone: +44 (0)113 3435482 |
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a book for AAAI Press /MIT Press: |
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Fax:
+44 (0)113 3435468 |
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