PlanSIG 2004 20th-21st December, 2004 University College Cork, Ireland

Programme The provisional programme is now available. The workshop will run from 9:25 a.m. Monday 20th December until approximately 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday 21st December. Accepted Papers Multi-Agent Plan Repair With DTPs Pieter Buzing, Adriaan ter Mors and Cees Witteveen Handling LTL Formulas in a Plan Graph Stephen Cresswell and Alex Coddington Non-preemptive multiprocessor scheduling of strict periodic systems with precedence constraints Liliana Cucu and Yves Sorel Plan-execution health repair in a multi-agent system Femke de Jonge and Nico Roos How to build towers of abitrary heights Debora Field and Allan Ramsay On the Separation of Propositional and Numeric Planning in Realistic Problems Antonio Garrido and Eva Onaindia Generating Cyclic Plans for Traffic Signals T. Grant, H. Strachan and P. Reynolds Process flow and Operations Management within food processing factories (e-Track)(short paper) Muna Hamdi, Alireza Mousavi and Masoor Sarhadi Validating Plans with Exogenous Events Richard Howey, Derek Long and Maria Fox Exploiting Abstraction for Multi-Agent Planning Dionysis Kalofonos and Tim Norman A Neural Network Model for Flexible Manufacturing Cyclic Scheduling Systems Kok Seng Low, M-Tahar Kechadi, Remy Dupas, Gilles Goncalves, and Tiente Hsu Matching temporal plans in durational contexts with delays Eliseo Marzal, Eva Onaindia and Laura Sebastia Planning to Replan in a Multi-agent Environment (short paper) Bryan McEleney and Gregory O'’Hare Planning with Ontological Knowledge Fiona McNeill, Alan Bundy and Chris Walton The identification and exploitation of almost symmetries in planning problems Julie Porteous, Derek Long and Maria Fox A hybrid ant algorithm for scheduling independent jobs in heterogeneous computing environments Graham Ritchie and John Levine Process Design for Efficient Scheduling E. Selensky, J. Little and C. Beck Synthesising domain descriptions from object life histories R.M Simpson and T. L. McCluskey Decomposition in Multi-Agent Planning Systems with an application to logistic problems A.W. ter Mors, J.M. Valk and C. Witteveen Heuristic Initialisation: A Knowledge Level Perspective Andrew Tuson Unrefinement Planning: Extending Refinement Planners with Plan Repair Capabilities Roman van der Krogt Numeric briefcase Domain Metric Optimisation using an EA Henrik Westerberg and John Levine