Project Team
- University of Huddersfield - Department of Informatics - Knowledge Engineering and Intelligent Interfaces Research Group: Prof. Lee McCluskey (Team Leader) and Dr. Lukas Chpra
- University of Edinburgh - School of Informatics - Centre for Intelligent Systems and their Applications (CISA): Prof. Austin Tate and Dr. Gerhard Wickler (Co-PI and Principal Participant)
- Project Monitor for AIS Industrial Partners: Dr. Walt Aldred, Schlumberger
EPSRC Autonomous and Intelligent Systems Programme
- AIS Programme Documents
- AIS Documents Directory
- Grant Numbers: Huddersfield: EP/J011991/1 and Edinburgh: EP/J011800/1
- EPSRC Press Release - 10-May-2012 [Local Copy]
- Hedlamp Project Documents
- Hedlamp Project Documents Directory
- Hedlamp Project Proposal Documents
- Hedlamp Project Presentations
- Hedlamp Project Public Statement
- Publication Acknowledgement Text
Project Reports and Publications
- Year 1 Deliverables
- Machine Learning and Adaptation of Domain Models to Support Real
Time Planning in Autonomous Systems - Month 6 Report, Austin Tate,
Gerhard Wickler, Lee McCluskey and Lukas Chrpa, University of Edinburgh
and University of Hudddersfield, 31st August 2012.
[PDF Format
] - Year 2 and 3 Deliverables
- Available via main HedLAMP web site
- Final Report
- Machine Learning and Adaptation of Domain Models to
Support Real Time Planning in Autonomous Systems
Final Summary Report, Austin Tate and Gerhard Wickler, University of Edinburgh, 11th August 2015.
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Huddersfield Resources
- LOCM and OpMaker Resources
- http://www.aaai.org/ocs/index.php/ICAPS/ICAPS09/paper/viewPDFInterstitial/740/1132
- http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/9052
- http://www.aaai.org/ocs/index.php/ICAPS/ICAPS11/paper/download/2712/3134
Edinburgh Resources
- I-X Resources
- I-X Web and Release (latest version I-X 4.6 25-Aug-2010 - released under the Lesser GPL Open Source Licence)
- Tate, A. (2000) Intelligible AI Planning, in Research and
Development in Intelligent Systems XVII, Proceedings of ES2000, The
Twentieth British Computer Society Special Group on Expert Systems
International Conference on Knowledge Based Systems and Applied
Artificial Intelligence, pp. 3-16, Cambridge, UK, December 2000,
Springer.
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- I-X Applications
- Sample I-X applications are included in the I-X release. Other proprietary applications may be made available for use with appropriate collaborators if helpful to the project and subject to refinements and changes being accessible for any future use by the University of Edinburgh.
- Domain Modelling
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Wickler, G. (2011) Using Planning Domain Features to Facilitate
Knowledge Engineering, Proceedings of Knowledge Engineering for
Planning and Scheduling (KEPS 2011), Freiburg, Germany, June 2011.
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- School of Informatics and AIAI Presentations
- Presentations on University of Edinburgh School of Informatics, CISA, AIAI, etc. [ See Presentations ]
- AIAI Oil Related Projects
- AIAI's work in petroleum, oil and gas related projects: EGRESS, MOBEDIC, PEXES, SDBA, Directional Driller, SPIRIT [ See AIAI Oil Related Projects ]
Plan Representation
- <I-N-C-A> Plan Representation
- Tate, A. (2003) <I-N-C-A>: a Shared Model for Mixed-initiative
Synthesis Tasks, Proceedings of the Workshop on Mixed-Initiative
Intelligent Systems (MIIS) at the International Joint Conference on
Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI-03), pp. 125-130, Acapulco, Mexico,
August 2003.
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- Tate, A. (1996) Towards a Plan Ontology, AI*IA Notiziqe (Quarterly
Publication of the Associazione Italiana per l'Intelligenza
Artificiale), Special Issue on "Aspects of Planning Research",
Vol. 9. No. 1, pp.19-26 - March 1996.
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- NIST PSL - Process Specification Language (ISO 18629)
- NIST PSL Web (Core)
- AIAI NIST PSL Project Web
- SPAR - Shared Planning and Activity Representation
- SPAR Web
- Tate, A. (1998), "Roots of SPAR - Shared Planning and Activity Representation", The Knowledge Engineering Review, Vol 13(1), pp. 121-128, Special Issue on Putting Ontologies to Use (eds. Uschold. M. and Tate, A.), Cambridge University Press, March 1998.
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Virtual Worlds and Simulation Environments
- Using OpenSimulator under BSD Open Source Licence, and I-Rooms for project meetings.
- Recommended Viewer for OpenSim - Firestorm OpenSim Version. Connection Information.
- If you do not yet have a Hypergrid-enabled OpenSim grid avatar, we recommend that you create a free avatar at the main open source testing and communications grid - OSGrid - and then visit the location indicated for your meeting or virtual world experience.
- Visits to OSGrid regions can normally be done by selecting that grid in the grid list of most OpenSim-compatible viewers (such as Firestorm OpenSim version), as its usually included by default. If not, use the viewer's grid manager Preferences -> OpenSim to add OSGrid with the URL "http://login.osgrid.org:80/"
- Hedlamp project developers can obtain an Openvue grid avatar via Ai Austin and log directly onto the Openvue grid. In an OpenSim compatible viewer (such as Firestorm OpenSim version), use the viewer's grid manager or Preferences -> OpenSim and add the Openvue Grid with URL "http://virtual.aiai.ed.ac.uk:8002/"
- Clicking the appropriate "hop" link below (e.g. in Firefox) should let you choose to open Firestorm viewer and it will automatically add the relevant entry to your viewer's grid manager if necesary.
- Information on Hedlamp Collaboration Facilities in Second Life and OpenSim. See Blog Post.
- Information on Robert Gordon University (RGU) Oil Rig in OpenSim. See Blog Post.
