AFRL DARPA O-Plan AAAI-2000 Intelligent Systems Demonstration Support Page

O-Plan is a project to explore command, planning and control techniques for representation and reasoning in the context of realistic applications. A wide range of techniques and applications have been explored in a number of different projects covering the whole span of domain modelling, command, planning, scheduling, control, visualisation and collaboration. The research programme ran from 1983 to the end of 1999 and has now been used as background work for new research on the I-X research programme.

O-Plan is part of the DARPA/Air Force Research Laboratory (Rome) Planning Initiative (ARPI).

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Suggested Demonstrations

It is suggested that you step though each of the demonstrations below in turn - as they progressively introduce more functionality and capability.

The following documents may be helpful to you:

Simple Form-based Interface Demonstrations

Simple "Matrix" Interface Demonstrations

Multi-user "Matrix" Interface Demonstrations

Please note these multi-user demonstrations require a separarely hosted version of O-Plan which is not currently operating. The web pages in support of the applications remain accessible for information.

Other Demonstrations


Suggested Order to View the Demonstrations

Task-defining Forms COA/Evaluation Matrix Interfaces


Suggested Demo Screen Layout

Other Information and Links

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AIAI Page maintained by Austin Tate (a.tate@ed.ac.uk), Last updated: Wed Apr 24 11:06:26 2013
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