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SIXTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON USER MODELING
Chia Laguna, Sardinia, Italy, 2-5 June, 1997
(Early registration deadline: 4 April, 1997)
http://www.cs.uni-sb.de/UM97/ or
http://www.crs4.it/UM97/
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User modeling has been found to enhance the effectiveness
and/or usability of software systems in a wide variety of
situations. A system that constructs and consults user models can
adapt aspects of its performance to individual users or user
groups.
UM97 is the latest in a series of International Conferences on
User Modeling. These conferences provide a forum in which
academic and industrial researchers from various disciplines can
exchange their complementary insights on user modeling issues.
For UM97, a program has been assembled that offers an
invigorating and instructive experience for everyone interested
in user modeling. The schedule has been designed so as to ensure
a maximum of interactivity, so that the conference experience
offers benefits that go far beyond those of reading the
proceedings. In addition, the timetable will allow many
opportunities for unscheduled smaller-scale discussions, some of
which can be conducted in the inspiring surroundings of the
conference venue.
Although most aspects of the program have now been filled in,
those who wish to contribute to the program can still submit to a
workshop or register a system demonstration.
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The rest of this message covers the following topics:
Conference Program
1. Overview of Program
2. Tutorials
3. Workshops
4. Invited Speakers
5. Papers and Posters
6. Doctoral Consortium
7. System Demonstrations
Conference Organization
8. Conference Organizers and Sponsors
9. Contact Addresses
Practical Information
10. Overview of Costs
11. Information About Hotel
12. Travel Information
13. Registration Instructions
14. Registration Form
15. Credit Card Authorization Form
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Much more extensive information can be obtained via the UM97
World Wide Web sites. Those who lack access to the Web can
request further information on specific topics via the e-mail
addresses listed in Section 9.
***** 1. OVERVIEW OF PROGRAM *****
Opening: Monday, 2 June, about 9 a.m.
Closing: Thursday, 5 June, about 5 p.m.
Monday, 2 June
Tutorials, 1 in the morning and 1 in the afternoon
Workshops, 3 in the morning and 3 in the afternoon
Tuesday-Thursday, 3-5 June
Invited talks
Paper sessions
Poster sessions
Doctoral consortium
System demonstrations
Note: Even those who will not be participating in any workshop
are strongly encouraged to arrive at the conference in time to
attend one or both of the tutorials on Monday.
***** 2. TUTORIALS *****
The two UM97 tutorials are open to all conference participants
at no extra charge. They will be given on Monday, June 2nd.
Morning:
User Modeling in Information Retrieval
Nicholas J. Belkin
School of Communication, Information and Library Studies,
Rutgers University, U.S.A.
Afternoon:
Student Modeling: Cognitive Psychology Meets Education
Albert Corbett
Human Computer Interaction Institute,
Carnegie Mellon University, U.S.A.
***** 3. WORKSHOPS *****
Submissions to workshops should be sent to the respective
organizers by the dates shown below.
Because the notification dates for the workshops are later than
the UM97 early registration deadline of April 4th, a special
arrangement regarding early registration has been made for
authors of workshop presentations.
Detailed information and instructions concerning the workshops
is available via the UM97 Web sites.
The workshops will be held on Monday, June 2nd.
Morning:
Advances in Languages for User Modeling
Stefano A. Cerri and Vincenzo Loia (Italy)
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Deadline: April 7th
User Models in the Real World
Judy Kay (Australia) and Gerhard Fischer (U.S.A.)
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Deadline: March 31st
User-Adapted Multimedia Documentation in Industry
Alessandro Mura, Pietro Carratu, and Loredana
De Dominicis (Italy)
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Deadline: April 30th
Afternoon:
Machine Learning for User Modeling
Mathias Bauer (Germany), Wolfgang Pohl (Germany), and
Geoff Webb (Australia)
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Deadline: April 18th
Adaptive Systems and User Modeling on the World Wide Web
Peter Brusilovsky (U.S.A.), Josef Fink (Germany), and
Judy Kay (Australia)
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Deadline: March 30th
Embedding User Models in Intelligent Applications
Vadim L. Stefanuk (Russia)
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Deadline: April 18th
***** 4. INVITED SPEAKERS *****
The invited speakers, international leaders in their respective
areas, will discuss novel techniques and application areas for
user modeling.
Agents with Beliefs: Reflections on Bayesian Methods for
User Modeling
Eric Horvitz
Decision Theory and Adaptive Systems Group,
Microsoft Research, Redmond, Washington, U.S.A.
Developing Interfaces for Diverse User Requirements
Constantine Stephanidis
Rehabilitation Tele-Informatics and HCI Laboratory,
ICS-FORTH, Crete, Greece
***** 5. PAPERS AND POSTERS *****
The typical paper session will focus on two papers with related
topics. The session chair will provide background information and
ensure that about equal time is devoted to presentation and
discussion.
Each poster session will be moderated by a session chair and
focus on a subset of the accepted posters.
Papers and posters are listed together below, grouped according
to the nature of the user modeling problems that they address;
papers are marked with '*'. (Several conditionally accepted
presentations will be added to the program if and when they are
definitely accepted.)
Papers (12 pages) and poster summaries (3 pages) will be
available several weeks in advance via the conference Web sites.
THE WORLD WIDE WEB, HYPERMEDIA, AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
* User as Student: Towards an Adaptive Interface for Advanced
Web-Based Applications
Peter Brusilovsky and Elmar Schwarz
* User Modeling and Adaptive Navigation Support in WWW-Based
Tutoring Systems
Gerhard Weber and Marcus Specht
* How to Build Modeling Agents to Support Web Searchers
Paul P. Maglio and Rob Barrett
Web Browser Access by Vocal Entries
M. Gori, M. Maggini, and E. Martinelli
* Users and Intermediaries in Interactive Information Retrieval
(IR): What Are They Talking About?
Tefko Saracevic, Amanda Spink, and Mei-Mei Wu
Integrating User Modeling in Information Extraction: The
UMIE Prototype
Eftihia Benaki, Vangelis A. Karkaletsis, and Constantine
D. Spyropoulos
NATURAL LANGUAGE AND DIALOG
* Authoring and Generating Health-Education Documents That
Are Tailored to the Needs of the Individual Patient
Graeme Hirst, Chrysanne DiMarco, Eduard Hovy, and Kimberley
Parsons
* Augmenting the User's Knowledge via Comparison
Maria Milosavljevic
* Making Sense of User Mouse Clicks: Abductive Reasoning and
Conversational Dialog Modeling
Adelheit Stein, Jon Atle Gulla, and Ulrich Thiel
Modeling Agents in Dialog Systems
Paulo Quaresma and Jose Gabriel Lopes
Using Dialectical Argumentation for User Modeling in
Decision Support Systems
Floriana Grasso
ADAPTIVE AND ADAPTABLE INTERFACES
* SATELIT-Agent: An Adaptive Interface Based on Learning
Interface Agents Technology
I. Akoulchina and J.-G. Ganascia
* A User-Adaptive Chart Editing System Based on User Modeling
and Critiquing
Bernd Gutkauf, Stefanie Thies, and Gitta Domik
Adaptable and Adaptive Information Access for All Users,
Including the Disabled and the Elderly
Josef Fink, Alfred Kobsa, and Andreas Nill
INSTRUCTION AND TRAINING
* Dynamic Modeling of Keyboard Skills: Supporting Users with
Motor Disabilities
Shari Trewin and Helen Pain
* User Modeling for Error Recovery: A Spelling Checker for
Dyslexic Users
Roger I. W. Spooner and Alistair D. N. Edwards
* See Yourself Write: A Simple Student Model to Make Students
Think
Susan Bull
Generating Clinical Exercises of Varying Difficulty
Sandra Carberry and John R. Clarke
* Levels of Expertise and User-Adapted Formats of
Instructional Presentations: Cognitive Load Approach
Slava Kalyuga, Paul Chandler, and John Sweller
* On-Line Student Modeling for Coached Problem Solving Using
Bayesian Networks
Cristina Conati, Abigail S. Gertner, Kurt VanLehn, and Marek J.
Druzdzel
* Student Modeling in the ACT Programming Tutor: Adjusting a
Procedural Learning Model with Declarative Knowledge
Albert T. Corbett and Akshat Bhatnagar
APPLICATIONS IN COMPLEX SETTINGS
* Inspectable User Models for Just-In-Time Workplace Training
J. A. Collins, J. E. Greer, V. S. Kumar, G. I. McCalla,
P. Meagher, and R. Tkatch
* Cinematographic User Models for Automated Realtime Camera
Control in Dynamic 3D Environments
William H. Bares and James C. Lester
* Agent Modeling in Antiair Defense: A Case Study
Sanguk Noh and Piotr J. Gmytrasiewicz
* Interactive Assessment of User Preference Models: The
Automated Travel Assistant
Greg Linden, Steve Hanks, and Neal Lesh
* Pragmatic User Modeling in a Commercial Software System
Linda Strachan, John Anderson, Murray Sneesby, and Mark Evans
* Learning Modeling for Intelligent CALL
Maureen Murphy and Michael McTear
Modeling the Personality of Decision Makers for Active
Decision Support
Priyanka Paranagama, Frada Burstein, and David Arnott
GENERAL METHODS AND PERSPECTIVES
* Mechanisms for Flexible Representation and Use of Knowledge
in User Modeling Shell Systems
Wolfgang Pohl and Joerg Hoehle
* Towards a Bayesian Model for Keyhole Plan Recognition in
Large Domains
D. W. Albrecht, I. Zukerman, A. E. Nicholson, and A. Bud
* Assessing Temporally Variable User Properties with Dynamic
Bayesian Networks
Ralph Schaefer and Thomas Weyrath
* A Comparison of First-Order and Zeroth-Order Induction for
Input-Output Agent Modeling
Patrick Chiu, Geoffrey I. Webb, and Mark Kuzmycz
Symbolic Data Analysis with K-Means Algorithm for User
Profiling
Anne-Claude Doux, Jean-Philippe Laurent, and Jean-Pierre Nadal
Do We Know What the User Knows, and Does It Matter?
Michael Ramscar, Helen Pain, and John Lee
A Goal-Based Model of Adaptation in Multi-Agent Systems
Julita Vassileva
***** 6. DOCTORAL CONSORTIUM *****
In the doctoral consortium, PhD students will receive feedback
on their plans and on the intermediate results of their research.
Plan Processing in User Models
Detlef Kuepper
Knowledge-Based Information Systems, University of Konstanz,
Germany
Intelligent Help Through Shared Understanding
Gerhard Peter
Research Institute for Applied Knowledge Processing,
University of Ulm, Germany
Subjective and Analytical Models of Variability for Designing
in Complex Systems: The Case of Air Traffic Control
Olivier Pierret
CENA - Orly Sud, France
Security and Privacy Issues in User Modeling
Joerg Schreck
HCI Research Division, GMD - Institute for Applied Information
Technology, Germany
Using a Semantic User Model to Filter the World Wide Web
Proactively
Joep Simons
NICI, University of Nijmegen, the Netherlands
Student Modeling for Operational Skill Training in Air
Traffic Control
Kalina Yacef
Thomson Radar Australia Corporation and
Laboratoire d'Intelligence Artificielle de Paris
***** 7. SYSTEM DEMONSTRATIONS *****
The facilities for (unrefereed) system demonstrations will be
available throughout the conference at a convenient location.
Prospective demonstrators should contact Giorgio Brajnik
([log in to unmask]) by April 15th and specify their technical
requirements.
***** 8. CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS AND SPONSORS *****
General Chair:
Carlo Tasso University of Udine, Italy
Organizing Chair:
Alessandro Micarelli University of Rome 3, Italy
Program Co-Chairs:
Anthony Jameson University of Saarbruecken, Germany
Cecile Paris CSIRO, Australia
Program Committee:
Nicholas J. Belkin Rutgers University, USA
Beatrice Cahour CNRS Rouen, France
Sandra Carberry University of Delaware, USA
Albert Corbett Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Fiorella de Rosis University of Bari, Italy
Oren Etzioni University of Washington, USA
Gerhard Fischer University of Colorado, Boulder, USA
Helen M. Gigley Office of Naval Research, USA
Brad Goodman The MITRE Corporation, USA
Eric Horvitz Microsoft Research, USA
Judy Kay Sydney University, Australia
Alfred Kobsa GMD FIT, Germany
Diane Litman AT&T Research, USA
Pattie Maes MIT Media Lab, USA
Uwe Malinowski Siemens Corporate R&D, Germany
Gordon McCalla University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Michael McTear University of Ulster, UK
Alessandro Micarelli University of Rome 3, Italy
Robert J. Mislevy Educational Testing Service, USA
Riichiro Mizoguchi Osaka University, Japan
Edie M. Rasmussen University of Pittsburgh, USA
John Self University of Leeds, UK
Julita Vassileva Federal Armed Forces Univ., Germany
Wolfgang Wahlster DFKI, Germany
Geoff Webb Deakin University, Australia
Ingrid Zukerman Monash University, Australia
Doctoral Consortium Organizers:
Nadja De Carolis University of Bari, Italy
Fiorella de Rosis University of Bari, Italy
Workshop Coordinator:
Christoph G. Thomas GMD FIT, Germany
Demonstration Organizer:
Giorgio Brajnik University of Udine, Italy
UM97 is being organized jointly by the Department of Mathematics
and Computer Science of the University of Udine, the Department
of Scientific Disciplines of the University of Rome 3, the
Department of Informatics of the University of Bari, and CRS4
(Center for Advanced Studies, Research and Development in
Sardinia), under the auspices of User Modeling, Inc. UM97 is
being sponsored by AI*IA, the Italian Association for Artificial
Intelligence and by CISM, the International Centre for Mechanical
Sciences.
A $500 Best Paper Award is being sponsored by Kluwer Academic
Publishers.
***** 9. CONTACT ADDRESSES *****
Up-to-date conference information can be obtained via either of
the following World Wide Web sites:
http://www.cs.uni-sb.de/UM97/ (site in Germany) or
http://www.crs4.it/UM97/ (site in Italy)
Queries can be sent to the following addresses:
Organizing chair: [log in to unmask]
Program co-chairs: [log in to unmask]
Doctoral consortium organizers: [log in to unmask]
Workshop coordinator: [log in to unmask]
Demonstration organizer: [log in to unmask]
***** 10. OVERVIEW OF COSTS *****
APPROXIMATE EXCHANGE RATES
All fees are given in Italian Lire (Lit.), and they must be
remitted in Lire.
The following amounts are roughly equivalent (as of early
March, 1997):
1000 Italian Lire
1.00 German Marks
0.60 U.S. Dollars
0.36 Pounds Sterling
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS
Queries about the student volunteer program and financial
support for students should be directed to the organizing
chair.
INSURANCE
The UM97 organizers and sponsors can accept no liability for
any personal injuries or for loss of (or damage to) property
belonging to conference participants or accompanying persons,
either during or as a result of the conference. It is recommended
that attendees take out personal travel insurance.
REGISTRATION FEE
What the Fee Covers
* Admission to ALL parts of the UM97 program, including:
- Tutorials
- Workshops (subject to admission by workshop organizers)
- Invited talks
- Paper sessions
- Poster sessions
- Doctoral consortium
- System demonstrations
* Printed proceedings volume (published by Springer Wien
New York)
* Welcome drink, banquet (including beverages), and
refreshment during coffee breaks
* Shuttle bus between Cagliari airport and conference hotel
(before beginning and after end of conference)
Amount of Fee (in Lire)
Date of receipt of payment
(or proof of payment)
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By 4 April After 4 April
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Regular 600,000 780,000
Student 360,000 480,000
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Banquet tickets for accompanying persons are Lit 80,000 each.
Note on Meeting the Early Registration Deadline
If you can submit your registration form by April 4th but are
not sure that your (proof of) payment will arrive by that date,
please contact the organizing chair.
ACCOMMODATION COSTS
UM97 will be held at the Grand Hotel Chia Laguna (see Section
11).
Normal double rooms are equipped with telephone, refrigerator,
color TV, and air conditioning. Residences are more modestly
equipped: no TV, phone, or air-conditioning. Residences have
rooms for two, four, or six persons.
Regarding the need for air conditioning: The temperature at the
time of the conference is unlikely to exceed 25 degrees Celsius
during the day and 20 degrees Celsius at night (77 and 68 degrees
Fahrenheit, respectively).
Rates per person per night (in Lire):
Double room, double occupancy 135,000
Double room, single occupancy 175,000
Room in residence (see above) 90,000
All rates include half board (breakfast and one meal, including
beverages) at the hotel restaurant.
There is an additional one-time reservation fee of Lit 15,000
per person.
***** 11. INFORMATION ABOUT HOTEL *****
The following information is provided by the hotel:
The Grand Hotel Chia Laguna is a four-star hotel about 40 km
southwest of Cagliari, in a beautiful area near the southernmost
tip of Sardinia. The hotel covers a large area, and it includes
several buildings and bungalows. The private beach is located in
a beautiful laguna, at walking distance, a few minutes away from
the hotel.
Grand Hotel Chia Laguna offers rooms, suites, and residences.
The total number of beds is 1200.
There is a main restaurant, the typical sea restaurant at the
swimming pool, and special children's restaurants. Five bars are
located so as to offer maximum comfort to the guests. The
shopping center provides local crafts, boutiques, sporting goods,
a pizzeria, a parfumerie, a herbalist and a coiffeur.
The Grand Hotel Chia Laguna is surrounded by a great natural
park and the pure sea waters of Sardinia. Sand dunes, junipers
and cliffs give way to great expanses of fine golden sandy
beaches, where the sea is green and crystal-clear. There are four
swimming pools, four tennis courts, two squash courts and a
fitness center with a fully equipped gym and a sauna. There is a
children's area, a small theater, a games room, a football pitch,
mini-football, mountain bike hire and a nightclub. The beach is
fully equipped with deck chairs and parasols. The Nautical Club
is available to guests for windsurfing courses, water skiing,
scuba-diving with a local tank refilling center and boat
excursions.
***** 12. TRAVEL INFORMATION *****
The airport nearest the conference hotel is Cagliari Elmas
Airport, which is about 40 km to the northeast.
There are 8 flights per day each way between Cagliari and Rome,
4 per day between Cagliari and Milan, and additional flights to
and from other Italian cities (Bologna, Florence, Verona, Turin,
Palermo and Catania).
There will be free shuttle bus service between the airport and
the conference hotel during the following periods:
* in the morning and the afternoon of Sunday, June 1st;
* in the late afternoon and the evening of Thursday, June 5th;
* in the morning of Friday, June 6th.
The exact schedule for the shuttle bus will be adapted as well
as possible to the arrival and departure times of UM97
participants.
For those who are willing to make part of their voyage by sea,
various ferry services link Sardinia with mainland Italy.
Further types of travel information, including maps and local
bus schedules, are available via the Web sites. For the planning
of the complete voyage, however, it will probably be necessary to
consult a travel agency.
***** 13. REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS *****
Each conference participant should fill in a separate form (see
Section 14). Accompanying persons who are not attending the
conference can be listed on the participant's form.
WHERE TO SEND THE FORM
Registration for both the conference and the hotel is being
handled by the agency Kassiopea News, whose addresses are given
at the beginning of the registration form (Section 14).
HOW TO FILL IN AND SUBMIT THE FORM
Three procedures are available:
A. Fill in by hand, send by fax or postal mail
1. Print the empty form, using a uniform-width font like
Courier.
2. Fill in the form by hand.
3. Arrange for payment in one of the ways listed below.
4. Send the form by fax or postal mail to Kassiopea News,
along with the following (if applicable):
- credit card authorization form (Section 15);
- photocopy of bank check or proof of bank transfer (only
necessary if check or transfer itself would not arrive
on time).
B. Fill in on computer, send by fax or postal mail
1. Fill in the form on your computer.
2. Print the filled-in form, using a uniform-width font
like Courier.
3. Follow the steps 3 and 4 listed for method A.
C. Fill in on computer, send by e-mail
1. Fill in the form on your computer.
2. Arrange for payment in one of the ways listed below.
3. E-mail the filled-in form to Kassiopea News.
4. If necessary, send by fax or postal mail any required
information that cannot be e-mailed, making sure that your
name and the conference name "UM97" are included:
- credit card authorization form (Section 15);
- photocopy of bank check or proof of bank transfer (only
necessary if check or transfer itself would not arrive
on time).
HOW TO REMIT PAYMENT
Three modes of payment are available:
1. Credit card
Fill in the credit card authorization form in Section 15 and
send it to Kassiopea News by fax or postal mail--even if you
submit the main form by e-mail--for security reasons and
because a signature is required.
2. Bank check
Your bank should make the check out to "Kassiopea News sas".
Your form will be processed when either the check or a fax of
it has been received by Kassiopea News.
3. Bank transfer
Your bank should transfer the sum you specify to the
following account:
Banca Nazionale del Lavoro,
Ag. 3, Cagliari
(ABI 1005, CAB 04998)
Account name: Kassiopea News sas
Account number: 858
Your form will be processed when either the transfer has
arrived at this account or proof that the transfer has been
made has arrived at Kassiopea News.
***** 14. UM97 CONFERENCE AND HOTEL REGISTRATION FORM *****
Please send this form, as described in the instructions, to:
Kassiopea News
Via S. Satta 47
I-09128 Cagliari
Italy
E-mail: [log in to unmask]
Fax number: +39 70 496064
(After making the fax connection, you may hear a voice;
just wait, and the transmission will proceed as usual.)
Please insert information where appropriate by
- adding an "x" between square brackets "[ ]"; or
- adding text after an arrow ("->").
PERSONAL INFORMATION ABOUT PARTICIPANT
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E-mail address: ->
[ ] "I give permission for the above information to be disclosed
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Special needs, including dietary needs:
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Names and special needs of accompanying person(s):
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[ ] "I am traveling with infants or small children and I am
interested in contacting other attendees who are in a similar
situation."
ROOMMATE
[ ] "I would like to find a roommate to share a hotel room of the
type specified on the form below."
Requirements for roommate (e.g., gender, smoking):
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Note: The organizers will distribute a list of potential
roommates to those who are seeking roommates. You will be
responsible for contacting one another to ascertain
compatibility and make arrangements. UM97 and its organizers
can accept no liability for any personal injuries, losses, or
damages resulting from the selection of roommates.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
Please insert the applicable amounts:
Amount
Regular, by 4 April (Lit. 600,000) ->
Regular, after 4 April (Lit. 780,000) ->
Student, by 4 April (Lit. 360,000) ->
Student, after 4 April (Lit. 480,000) ->
Banquet tickets for accompanying
persons (Lit 80,000 each) ->
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Total amount due for registration
(= sum of the above amounts): ->
RESERVATION AT GRAND HOTEL CHIA LAGUNA
Each room price refers to one night's stay with half board for
one person.
Please calculate and remit for each person (i.e., the
conference participant and any accompanying persons) the price
for one night and the one-time reservation fee. That is, each
relevant amount listed below should be multiplied by the number
of persons for whom you will be paying. Do NOT multiply by the
number of nights involved, since a deposit is required for only
one night.
Cost for
all persons
Double room, double occupancy (Lit. 135,000) ->
Double room, single occupancy (Lit. 175,000) ->
Room in residence (no phone,
TV, or air conditioning;
2, 4, or 6 persons per room) (Lit. 90,000) ->
One-time reservation fee (Lit. 15,000) ->
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Amount to remit as deposit for accommodation
(= sum of above amounts): ->
If a room is to be shared with one or more persons not named on
this form who will pay their share separately, please specify
their name(s) (not necessary if you are still following the
procedure for finding roommates):
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Date of arrival: ->
Flight number and/or time of
arrival at airport (if known): ->
Date of departure: ->
Flight number and/or time of
departure from airport (if known): ->
PAYMENT
Total amount remitted (= sum of amounts for registration
and for accommodation): Lit. ->
Method of payment (cf. the instructions):
[ ] Credit card
[ ] Bank check
[ ] Bank transfer (free of charges to receiver)
***** 15. UM97 CREDIT CARD AUTHORIZATION FORM *****
Note: If payment is to be made by credit card, this
authorization should be sent to Kassiopea News by fax or postal
mail--even if the registration form is submitted by e-mail--for
security reasons and because a signature is required.
Kassiopea News
Via S. Satta 47
I-09128 Cagliari
Italy
Fax number: +39 70 496064
Name of UM97 participant (if different from card holder):
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The sum of Lit. ->
is to be charged to the following credit card:
[ ] VISA
[ ] Master Card
[ ] EuroCard
[ ] American Express
[ ] Carta SI
Card number (12 digits): ->
Month and year of expiration: ->
Card holder's name: ->
Signature (on hard copy): ->
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