Intelligent Workflow for Collection Management

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AIC Program:  Representation and Reasoning

The objective of this project was to develop a revolutionary approach to workflow management within the Intelligence Survaillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) domain. The SWIM system was developed and demonstrated advanced workflow management techniques and intelligent reactive control. Research was conducted in the following areas. Information flow control, reasoning about agent capabilities and delegation, and algorithms necessary for dynamic process creation, adaptation and load balancing.

• BERRY, P.M. and Drabble, B. SWIM: An AI-based System for Organizational Management, in In proceedings of the 2nd NASA Intl. workshop on Planning and Scheduling for Space, March 2000.  [PS, Details]

• BERRY, P.M. and Drabble, B. SWIM: An AI-based System for Workflow Enabled Reactive Control, in In proceedings of the IJCAI Workshop on Workflow and Process Management held as part of IJCAI-99, August 1999.  [PS, Details]

• Myers, K.L. and Berry, P.M. At the Boundary of Workflow and AI, in proceedings of the AAAI-99 Workshop on Agent-Based Systems in The Business Context held as part of AAAI-99, July 1999.  [Details]

• Myers, K.L. and Berry, P.M. Workflow Management Systems: An AI Perspective, Technical Note . AIC, SRI International, Jan. 1999.  [PS, Details]

• Berry, P.M. and Myers, K. L. Adaptive Process Management: An AI Perspective, in Proceedings of the Workshop "Towards Adaptive Workflow Systems" held as part of CSCW-98, 1998.  [PS, Details]

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