Artificial intelligence techniques have attracted many research scientists, decision makers and practicing researchers in recent
years as powerful computational intelligent techniques, for solving unlimited number of complex real-world problems particularly
related to research areas of engineering and operational research. Under the unpredictable and turbulence environment,
classical and traditional approaches are partially able to obtain a complete solution with certain degree of satisfaction for the
application problems. Therefore, new artificial intelligence methods are required to handle these issues significantly and
holistically. The artificial intelligence methods are generic, flexible, robust, and versatile framework for solving complex problems
for the global problems in engineering and operational research and its applications. The scope of AITEOR 2015 includes, but is
not limited to the following topics:
• Cockroach swarm optimization
• Open source model development algorithm
• Teaching and Learning Based algorithm
• One rank cuckoo search algorithm
• Firefly Algorithm
• Bat algorithm
• Robust optimization
• Chaos algorithm
• Fuzzy multivariate analysis
• Artificial neural network
• Simulated annealing & Tabu search
• Evolutionary computation
• Particle swarm optimization
• Hybrid optimization
• Classical optimization methods
• Non-linear programming
• Multi-objective optimization
• Wavelet transform
• Meta-heuristic algorithms
• Uncertainty & Probabilistic reasoning
• Decision making techniques
• Knowledge-based techniques
• Machine learning
• Grey wolf algorithm
• Wind driven optimization
• Artificial bee colony.

Applications
• Financial mathematics & economics
• Power system
• Control system, robotic & mechatronic
• Software engineering
• Information & Production systems
• Bio-engineering & Bio-medical systems
• High-performance valves
• Kriging
• Economic dispatch
• Distributed networks & Distributed System
• Wireless sensor networks
• Bifurcation
• Intelligent signal Imaging
• Supply chain management
• Vehicle routing problems
• Scheduling & Production planning
• Flexible manufacturing
• Oil & gas industrial problems
• Computer and Information Systems
• Analysis of economics and corporations
• Multiple object tracking
• Energy-efficiency
• Information retrieval
• Image processing & Computer vision
• Expert systems & Knowledge-based systems
• Big data, wearable computing, cloud computing, Internet of things(IoT) and other emerging paradigms and systems
• Optimal power flow, optimal reactive power dispatch
• Unit commitment
• Hydrothermal scheduling,
• Optimal placement of FACTS devices
• Electrical, Chemical, Petroleum & Mechanical engineering

Important dates
Submission of papers: 15 October 2014
Notification of acceptance: 14 November 2014
Camera-ready papers: 14 December 2014
Conference date: 23-25 March 2015