Publication in Journals

Authors of papers presented at ASMDA 2005 Conference are encouraged to submit extended and full versions for publication in one and only one of the following journals that were announced on ASMDA 2005 Web site. Submission dead-line is July 30, 2005. For detailed instructions, the authors are invited to go to the journal page and click on the link to “Guide for Authors”.

Manuscripts should be sent via e-mail to the guest-editors of the journal:

• Computational Statistics and Data Analysis Journal: if containing a strong computational statistics and data analytic component. CSDA Journal is the official Journal of the International Association for Statistical Computing.
     Patrice Bertrand (Patrice.Bertrand@enst-bretagne.fr)
     Gilbert Saporta (saporta@cnam.fr).

• Communications in Statistics Journal: if containing theoretical and methodological advances in Probability and Statistics and new applications of statistical and probabilistic methods. See Communications in Statistics Journal web site.
     Stéphane Lallich (lallich@univ-lyon2.fr)
     Dominique Pastor (Dominique.Pastor@enst-bretagne.fr).

• European Journal of Operational Research: EJOR will publish a special issue dedicated to a a given topic (will be announced later, special issue will be depending on number of accepted papers). See European Journal of Operational Research web site.
     Jean-Pierre Barthélemy (jp.barthelemy@enst-bretagne.fr)
     Jacques Teghem (Jacques.Teghem@fpms.ac.be).

• Methodology and Computing in Applied Probability: MCAP will publish a special issue of articles in the area of applied probability. MCAP is now published by the new publishing company Springer Science and Business Media. See Methodology and Computing in Applied Probability web site.
     Raimondo Manca (Raimondo.Manca@uniroma1.it).

• Computational Economics: Computational Economics serves as an interface for work which integrates computer science with economic or management science. Work published in the journal falls in the fields of symbolic information processing, numerical procedures, computational aspects of mathematical programming, hardware developments, operational research, artificial intelligence, user interfaces, database interfaces, and software research. See Computational Economics web site.
     Diem Ho (diem.ho@fr.ibm.com)
     Jacques Janssen (cesiaf@belgacom.net).

• Mathématiques et Sciences humaines - Mathematics and Social Sciences: MSH aims to cover a large spectrum of mathematics, including informatics and statistics, designed for humanities and social science: logics, linguistics, psychology,sociology, demography, decision-making theory... It offers an interesting way of weaving together formal modelling and data analysis, while maintaining a tradition in the history of mathematics and statistics. Mini-reviews and bibliographical notes complete the forum. Articles are published either in English or in French, and submitted to peer-reviewing. See Mathematics and Social Sciences web site..
     Jean-Pierre Barthélemy (jp.barthelemy@enst-bretagne.fr).