The goal of this talk is to share the experience and lessons learnt
in introducing advanced planning and scheduling solutions for mission operations.
Artificial intelligence (AI)-based technologies are moving from a
theoretical area to the application domain, showing the capability of
solving many practical problems. Several AI planning and scheduling
solutions will be discussed:
- flexibility of the solution approach in order to face probable
changes in the mission
- robustness of the solutions to cope with the uncertainty or real problems
- incremental solving in order to update current plans
- integration of the end-user in the planning process to maintain
her supervision and exploit her know-how
Future missions might be designed and deployed considering, from the
beginning, the availability of AI planning & scheduling techniques
and algorithms to be embedded in the ESA operational Mission Planning
Framework infrastructure.
Presenter(s):
A. Donati (OPS-HSC), N. Policella
(OPS-HS) C. Haddow (OPS-GI), E. Rabenau (OPS-OPM)
Location, date, time:
Friday, 19 March 2010, 11:00
hrs, ESOC, H-I
Presentation file:
Available later via SlideShare.net
