XPS 1990: Brighton, UK

Scheduling 1

• C. Badie, G. Bel, E. Bensana, Gérard Verfaillie: Operations research and artificial intelligence cooperation to solve scheduling problems: the OPAL and OSCAR systems. 1-7
• Linda K. Cook, D. A. Hinkle, Timothy W. Bickmore: Planning for the manufacturing domain: Long-term and reactive scheduling. 8-10
• W. De Waele: ReDS: A planning and scheduling environment for manufacturing. 11-15
• F. M. Berry: Resolving conflicting objectives in factory scheduling. 16-21

Manufacturing

• A. Safavi, Stephen F. Smith: An evaluation function to compare alternative commitments during manufacturing planning and scheduling. 22-27
• De-Li Yang, Hong-Bo Jiang: A production planning expert system in manufacturing. 28-32
• P. Smith, E. J. Fletcher: The use of decision support systems in manufacturing management. 33-37

Network Systems

• A. K. David, Zhao Rong-Da: Advances in A I applications for power system planning. 38-41
• A. Urbaniak: Decision support systems for planners of water supply systems. 42-47
• P. Dal Bono, A. Pelaggi, M. Volpa, S. Messina, F. Patricelli: Multi-service digital access network planning with the expert system RAMSES. 48-51

Applications 1

• J. R. Mukolera: A planning approach in building a computer aided design system. 52-57
• D. A. Royston: AEROPLAN - An expert system for planning supply and storage of jet fuel. 58-63
• P. Leroux, K. F. Li: An AI-assisted geographical planner. 64-69

Scheduling 2

• J. J. Fuchs, A. Gasquet, B. Olalainty, Ken Currie: PlanERS-1: An expert planning system for generating spacecraft mission plane. 70-75
• Brian Drabble: Mission scheduling for spacecraft: Diaries of T-SCHED. 76-81
• E. T. Powner, D. H. Walburn: A knowledge based scheduler. 82-87

Applications 2

• B. S. Lim, B. C. Niew, Cat-Ho Nguyen: Knowledge based master production scheduler. 88-93
• P. Vernon: Mott's business-management expert planning system. 94-99
• D. P. Clancy, S. Mohan: RBD - Rule based job dispatching software for implementing production plans. 100-103

Scheduling 3

• A. M. Warwick, H. M. J. Walters: A rule based planning and scheduling system for manufacturing industries. 104-109
• C. M. Ready, W. H. Simmonds, J. C. Taunton: A knowledge based planning and scheduling toolkit for the process industry. 110-113
• L. M. Waugh: Constraint knowledge for construction scheduling. 114-118
• J. T. Best, C. J. Inkpen: Resource and activity simulation in a knowledge-based planning system. 119-123

Process Planning

• J. A. Brandon, H. Schäfer, G. Q. Huang: An approach to production flow analysis using concepts from information theory. 124-129
• A. T. Joseph, B. J. Davies: EXCAP: an expert process planning system for turned components. 130-135
• P. K. Dey: Expert planning system for copper smelter. 136-140
• T. Mahmood, B. Lengvel, T. M. Husband: Expert system for process planning int the cold forging of steel. 141-146

Logistics and Environments

• Alexander Verbraeck: Adaptive production planning environments using decision rules and simulation. 147-151
• R. Desimone, C. Mallen: Complete, consistent goal sets: Controlling the research within non-linear plan generation. 152-156
• Jürgen Dix, Joachim Posegga, Peter H. Schmitt: Modal logics for AI planning. 157-162

Interactive Systems

• J. M. Kallett, N. Brown, John T. Boardman: A structure for an interactive project management system. 163-168
• B. Crabtree, N. Pirie, Richard S. Crouch, Stephen G. Pulman, D. C. Moffat, Graeme D. Ritchie, Austin Tate: Interacting with an intelligent planning system using English sentences. 169-174
• Gert Jan Hofstede: Interactive planning system design, a model and an application. 175-180

Architectures

• Raymond E. Levitt: Knowledge-based planning systems: An engineering perspective. 181-185
• Ken Currie, Austin Tate: Using domain knowledge to restrict search in an AI planner. 186-190
• Brian Drabble: Planning and reasoning with processes. 191-195
• P. W. Kuczora: Representing parts hierarchies for expert systems in engineering project management. 196-200
• J. A. Secker: Contingency handling in project planning. 201-206

Timetabling and Simulation

• Alexander Verbraeck: A decision support system for timetable construction: Automated lesson planning using a special scheduling algorithm. 207-211
• P. Falcão, M. Pereira, R. Ribeiro, Pedro Barahona: Another timetabling approach. 212-216
• Perry Alexander, Costas Tsatsoulis, Julian Holtzman, Gary J. Minden: Case based planning for simulation. 217-220

Decision Support Systems

• G. Jordan, A. Josub: Knowledge based decision support system for the selection of industrial robots. 221-226
• Oleg I. Larichev, H. M. Moshkovich: Decision support system class for R&D planning. 227-232
• G. Smith: Executive decision support systems business goal seeking. 233-238
• S. Arunkumar, N. Janakiram: Knowledge based strategic planning system. 239-244

Applications 3

• Nabil A. Kartam, Raymond E. Levitt: A constraint-based approach to construction planning of multi-storey buildings. 245-250
• L. M. Gomez Cuéllar: Investment priority criteria in energy subtransmission and distribution systems at EMCALI. 251-256
• Annegret Baumewerd-Ahlmann, Jürgen Kalinski: Structuring techniques for knowledge-based planning systems in environmental impact assessment. 257-

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