MAGO 2014
1st - 4th September
Recent News
July, 2014
Preliminary programme is available.
June, 2014
We have the first draft of the proceedings.
November, 2013
First call for papers.
September, 2013
We have the first draft of the web page.
Venue
The workshop will take place at Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería Industrial Universidad de Málaga.
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It is located in the campus area Teatinos and can be reached by a new metro system from the centre. Accommodation can be found easily around the centre and at the beaches with a large price and service range.
Málaga is located in Spain’s southern region called Andalucía, and it is bathed by the Mediterranean Sea. With a population of over 600,000, its whole metropolitan area gathers nearly 900,000 inhabitants. Its strategic geographical situation, 150 kilometers east from the Strait of Gibraltar, has attracted the main Mediterranean cultures through the centuries. Founded by the Phoenicians in the VIII century B.C., Carthaginians, Romans, Byzantines, Visigoths and Arabs lived and left their legacies in our city before it joined the Spanish crown by the end of the XV century.
The weather in Málaga during the month of September is very pleasant, with average temperatures ranging from 17° C minimum and 27° C maximum, and with a very low probability of rain. The International Málaga-Costa del Sol airport offers direct links with over 60 destinations worldwide, and many more via Madrid or Barcelona. Moreover, the modern high speed train service provides fast and convenient links with the main cities of Spain. An outstanding road infrastructure and the harbor, with a continuously growing cruise traffic, complete the connections network of the city. A local train connects the airport to the centre of town, which is connected by public transport to the university area.