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Subject:

Call for Papers: UK PLANSIG 2005

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Andrew Tuson <[log in to unmask]>

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Andrew Tuson <[log in to unmask]>

Date:

Wed, 14 Sep 2005 12:07:11 +0100

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***************************** CALL FOR PAPERS ******************************

The 24th Workshop of the UK PLANNING AND SCHEDULING Special Interest Group

... is visiting London, and will be held at:

    City University, London

    December 15-16, 2005

	**** http://www.soi.city.ac.uk/~cf609/SIG2005.htm ****

The workshop is a yearly forum where academics, industrialists and research 
students can meet and discuss current issues in an informal setting. We 
especially aim to bring together researchers attacking different aspects of 
planning and scheduling problems, and to introduce new researchers to the 
community. In recent years the SIG has attracted an international 
gathering, and we continue to welcome contributions from around the world. 

This year the SIG will be held in London, ideally located for last-minute
Christmas shopping!

IMPORTANT DATES

Deadline for submissions: Weds 5th October 2005
Notification of acceptance: Tues 1st November, 2005
Final copy of papers due: Tues 21st November, 2005
Deadline for registration: Mon 5th December, 2005
PlanSIG workshop: Thurs 15th - Friday 16th December 2005

SCOPE

Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):

Algorithms: novel planning and scheduling algorithms.

Applications: empirical studies of existing planning/scheduling systems; 
domain-specific techniques; heuristic techniques; user interfaces for 
planning and scheduling; evaluation metrics for plans/schedules; 
verification and validation of plans/schedules.

Architectures: real-time support for planning/scheduling/control; 
mixed-initiative planning and user interfaces; integration of planning and 
scheduling; integration of planning/scheduling and Fault Detection 
Isolation and Recovery (FDIR); planning and scheduling in autonomous systems.

Environmental and task models: analyses of the dynamics of environments, 
tasks, and domains with regard to different models of planning and 
execution; verification and validation of domain models.

Formal Models: reasoning about knowledge, action, and time; representations 
and ontologies for planning and scheduling; search methods and analysis of 
algorithms; formal characterisation of existing planners and schedulers.

Intelligent Agency: resource-bounded reasoning; distributed problem 
solving; integrating reaction and deliberation.

Learning: learning in the context of planning and execution; learning new 
plans and operators; learning in the context of scheduling and schedule 
maintenance.

Memory Based Approaches: case-based planning/scheduling; plan and operator 
learning and reuse; incremental planning.

Reactive Systems: environmentally driven devices/behaviours; reactive 
control; behaviours in the context of minimal representations; schedule 
maintenance.

Robotics: Motion and path planning; planning and control; planning and 
perception, integration of planning and perceptual systems.

Constraint-based Planning/Scheduling and Control Techniques: 
constraint/preference propagation techniques, variable/value ordering 
heuristics, intelligent backtracking/RMS-based techniques, iterative repair 
heuristics, etc.

Co-ordination Issues in Decentralised/Distributed planning/scheduling: 
co-ordination issues in both homogeneous and heterogeneous systems, system 
architecture issues, integration of strategic and tactical decision making; 
collaborative planning/scheduling.

Iterative Improvement Techniques for Combinatorial Optimisation: genetic 
algorithms, simulated annealing, tabu search, neural nets, etc applied to 
scheduling and/or planning.

Artificial Intelligence and Operations Research: comparative studies and 
innovative applications combining AI and OR techniques applied to 
scheduling and/or planning.

Planning/scheduling under uncertainty: coping with uncertain, ill-specified 
or changing domains, environments and problems; application of uncertainty 
reasoning techniques to planning/scheduling, including MDPs, POMDPs, Belief 
Networks, stochastic programming, and stochastic satisfiability.

SUBMISSIONS

Full papers: (approx. 5000 words). These should report work in progress or 
completed work. Authors of full papers that are accepted by the Programme 
Committee will be invited to give a talk on the paper.

Short papers: (2 pages) These should report views or ambitions, or describe 
problems. The author(s) will be able to discuss the paper informally with 
others at the workshop and will be invited to give a short presentation on 
their work.

All papers and presentations should be in English.

Papers can be submitted via e-mail (preferred) or made available on the 
Web. In either case, documents should be in gzipped postscript or PDF 
format and be named "author.ps.gz" or "author.pdf.gz", using the name of 
the first author.

An e-mail message containing either the file or its URL (e.g.
http://..../author.ps.gz) should reach the Programme Chair by 5th October
2005.

All submissions will be reviewed by two referees, and successful 
submissions will appear in the Workshop Proceedings (ISSN 1368-5708). 
Accepted papers will also be made available via the SIG web-site.

ATTENDANCE

Anyone with an interest in Planning and Scheduling is welcome - it is not 
necessary to submit a paper in order to attend.

REGISTRATION

To be announced.

PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

Chris Beck, University of Toronto
Ken Brown, University College Cork
Edmund Burke, University of Noottingham
Alex Coddington, University of Strathclyde
Maria Fox, University of Strathclyde
Max Garagnani, Open University
Tao Gong, City University, London
Tim Grant, University of Pretoria
Peter Jarvis, NASA Ames Research Center
John Levine, University of Strathclyde
Derek Long, University of Strathclyde
Lee McCluskey, University of Huddersfield
Julie Porteous, University of Strathclyde
Patrick Prosser, University of Glasgow
Sam Steel, University of Essex
Andrew Tuson, City University, London

PROGRAMME CHAIR:

Submissions and enquiries should be sent to the Programme Chair:

	Andrew Tuson
	Department of Computing
	City University, London
	Northampton Square
	London EC1V 0HB
	England

	Tel: +44 (0)20 7040 8164
	Fax: +44 (0)20 7040 8845

	Email:	[log in to unmask]
        Web:	http://www.soi.city.ac.uk/~andrewt/

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