Thursday 23 September 2004
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8:45
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Parallel Sessions
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Control of Hybrid Systems
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M. Boccadoro, M. Egerstedt, Y. Wardi. Optimal
control of switching surfaces in hybrid dynamic systems
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G. Lichtenberg, J. Neidig. Discrete
event control of a pinball machine
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Y. Pang, M.P. Spathopoulos. On
weighted time-optimal control for linear hybrid automata using quantifier
elimination
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Diagnosis of DES (1)
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W. Qiu, R. Kumar. Decentralized
failure diagnosis of discrete event systems
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A. Correcher, E. García, F. Morant, E. Quiles. Intermittent
failure diagnosis based on discrete event models
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R. Su, W.M. Wonham. Hierarchical distributed
diagnosis under global consistency
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10:00
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Coffee break
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10:30
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Parallel Sessions
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Supervisory Control:
Theory and Applications (2) Invited session, organized by Toshimitsu Ushio and Naly Rakoto
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M. Adachi, T. Ushio, Y. Ukawa. Bisimulation
based design of user-interface for discrete event systems
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A. B. Leal, J. E. R. Cury. Modular
supervision of hybrid systems: a DES approach
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M. H. de Queiroz, J. E. R. Cury, W. M. Wonham. Multi-tasking
supervisory control of discrete-event systems
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B. Gaudin, H. Marchand. Modular supervisory
control of a class of concurrent discrete event systems
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Scheduling and Optimization
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R. Chiovelli, F. Martinelli, P. Valigi. Optimal control
for a class of manufacturing systems with production rate dependent failure
rates
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B. Gaujal, E. Hyon, A. Jean-Marie. Optimal routing in two
parallel queues
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S. Panek, O. Stursberg, S. Engell. Job-shop
scheduling by combining reachability analysis with linear programming
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D. Giglio, R. Minciardi. A dynamic
programming-based technique for multi-class job scheduling on a single
machine
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12:15
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Lunch
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14:00
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Parallel Sessions
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Theory and Applications
of Colored Petri Nets Invited session, organized by Carla Seatzu and Maria Pia Fanti
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M. Dotoli, M. P. Fanti. An urban traffic
network model via coloured timed Petri nets
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F. Basile, C. Carbone, P. Chiacchio. PNetLab: A tool for
the simulation, analysis and control of discrete event systems based
on Petri nets
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S. Baarir, S. Haddad, J.M. Ilié. Exploiting
partial symmetries in well-formed nets for the reachability and the linear
time model checking problems
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L. Capra, M. De Pierro, G. Franceschinis. An application
example of symbolic calculus for SWN structural relations
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B. Zouari, K. Ghedira. Synthesis
of controllers using coloured Petri nets and theory of regions
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Performance Evaluation and Optimization
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F. J. Vázquez-Abad, B. Heidergott. Gradient estimation
for a problem in public transportation: A comparison of SPA, SF and MVD
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C. Panayiotou, C. G. Cassandras. Infinitesimal perturbation
analysis for make-to-stock manufacturing systems based on stochastic
fluid models
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S. Haddad, L. Mokdad, P. Moreaux. Performance
evaluation of non Markovian stochastic discrete event systems – a
new approach
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M. Nourelfath, A. Khatab. Ant
colony optimization for multi-state series-parallel system expansion-scheduling
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S. Reveliotis, J. Young Choi. The
thinning problem
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16:00
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Poster session (and
coffee break)
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S. Evangelista, S. Haddad, J.F. Pradat-Peyre. New
couloured reductions for software validation
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A. Giua, C. Seatzu. Monitor design for colored
Petri nets with uncontrollable and unobservable transitions
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S. Hamaci, J.-L. Boimond, S. Lahaye, M. Mostefaoui. On
the linearizability of discrete timed event graphs with multipliers
using (min,+) algebra
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S. Pailler, A. Choquet-Geniet. Off-line scheduling of real
time applications with variable duration tasks
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S. E. Merzouk, O. Grunder, M. El Bagdouri. A
branch & bound procedure to optimize loading sequences of a simple
supply chain under aperiodic demand
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M. Stanica, H. Guéguen. Using timed
automata for the verification of IEC 61499 applications
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M. Sayed Mouchaweh, A. Philippot, S. Triki, B.
Riera. Separated approach for active monitoring of discrete event systems
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A. Philippot, A. Tajer, F. Gellot, V. Carré-Ménétrier. On-line
synthesis approach based on a structured plant modeling
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E. W. Endsley, D. M. Tilbury. Modular
finite state machines for logic control
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Y. Gong, L. Holloway. Applying
automated control synthesis methods to condition systems requiring state
observers
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D. Li, E. Mayer, J. Raisch. A novel hierarchical control
architecture for a class of discrete-event systems
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D. Corona, A. Giua, C. Seatzu. State
estimation and control of nondeterministic l-free labeled Petri nets
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R. Su, W.M. Wonham. A model of component consistency in
distributed diagnosis
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B. Gebremichael, T. Krilavicius, Y. S. Usenko. A
formal analysis of a car periphery supervison System
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V. Jovan, B. Hauptman. An approach
to on-line batch sequencing
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V. Schastai, E. A. Lima, L. A. Künzle. Sequence analysis
for time Petri nets
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L. Aguirre-Salas, O. Begovich, A. Ramirez-Treviño. Sensor
assignment for observability in interpreted Petri nets
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C. Munteanu, R. David, H. Alla. Algorithmic
speed calculation for a timed continuous Petri net
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A. Vahidi, M. Fabian, B. Lennartson. Early termination by
local string in incremental language containment tests
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H. Boucheneb, R. Hadjidj. Towards optimal CTL* model checking
of time Petri nets
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M. Miskowicz. Bandwidth requirements for event-driven
observations of continuous-time variable
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18:00
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End of Poster Session
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19:30
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Banquet at Pommery
Champagne-House
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