The new
generation of Discrete Event Control Systems (DECS) is addressing new important
criteria as flexibility and agility. To reduce the development cost, these
systems should be changed and adapted to their environment without any
disturbance. Several academic and industrial research works have been made in
recent years to develop reconfigurable adaptive systems. We distinguish in
these works two reconfiguration policies: static and dynamic reconfigurations
such that static reconfigurations are applied off-line to apply changes before
any system cold start, whereas dynamic reconfigurations are dynamically applied
at run-time. Two cases exist in the second policy: manual reconfigurations
applied by users and automatic reconfigurations applied by intelligent agents.
This
workshop intends to gather students and researchers who have interests in the
application of concurrency modelling and analysis techniques for adaptive DECS.
Case studies with specific focus on reconfigurability and demonstrating the
specific power of different Petri net classes are especially encouraged.
Topics of interest include, but are
not limited to:
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Hassane Alla, France,
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Farhad Arbab, The Netherlands
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Mohamed Bakhouya,Morocco
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Faiza Belala, Algeria
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Beatrice Bérard, France
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Luca Bernardinello, Italy
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Hanifa Boucheneb, Canada
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Roberto Bruni, Italy
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Javier Campos, Spain,
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Piotr Chrzastowski-Wachtel, Poland,
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Vincenzo De Florio, Belgium
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Raymond DEVILLERS, Belgium
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Maria Pia Fanti, Italy
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Georg Frey, Germany,
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Abdoulaye
Gamatie , France
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Alessandro
Giua, Italy,
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Luis
Gomes, Portugal,
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Serge
Haddad, France
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Hans-Michael Hanisch, Germany,
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Vladimír Janouek, Czech Republic,
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Jorge Júlvez, Spain
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Laid Kahloul, Algeria
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Peter Kemper, USA,
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Mohamed Khalgui, Tunisia
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Hanna Klaudel, France,
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Michael Köhler-Bußmeier, Germany,
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Radek Koci, Czech Republic,
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Ouajdi Korbaa ,Tunisia
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Lars Kristensen, Norway,
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Alberto Lluch Lafuente, Italy
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Petrucci
Laure, France,
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Zhiwi Li,
China
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Gaiyun Liu, China
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Robert Lorenz, Germany,
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Cristian Mahulea, Spain
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Ramon Piedrafita Moreno, Spain
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Andrey Mokhov, UK
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Daniel Moldt, Germany,
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Javier Oliver, Spain
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Wojciech Penczek, Poland
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Riadh Robbana, Tunisia
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Éric Rutten, France
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José Luis Villarroel Salcedo, Spain
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Heiko Rölke, Germany,
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Kleanthis Thramboulidis, Greece,
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Yamen El Touati, Tunisia
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Murat Uzam, Turkey,
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Valeriy Viyatkin, New Zealand,
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Habib Youssef, Tunisia
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Weimin Wu, China,
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Mengchu Zhou, USA
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Frédéric Lemoine, Conservatoire des Arts et Métiers, France
Submitted papers should describe original work
that has not been previously published and is not under review for publication
elsewhere.
Fabio Gadducci, University of Pisa
Title: Awareness and control in adaptable
transition systems
The workshop proceedings will be available
online at CEUR-WS.org .in Vol-1372.
Best papers will be proposed to be invited for
the follow-up publication in Transactions on Petri Nets and other models of
Concurrency (ToPNoC).
Any comments or questions are welcome. Please direct them to kamel.barkaoui@cnam.fr