The applicability of constraint-based scheduling, a methodology previously developed and validated in the domain of factory scheduling, is extended to problem domains that require attendance to a wider range of state-dependent constraints. The problem of constructing and maintaining a short-term observation schedule for the Hubble Space Telescope (HST), which typifies this type of domain is the focus of interest. The nature of the constraints encountered in the HST domain is examined, system requirements are discussed with respect to utilization of a constraint-based scheduling methodology in such domains, and a general framework for state-based scheduling is presented
In this paper we describe the use of our planning and scheduling framework, HSTS, to reduce the comp...
With the ever increasing level of automation of astronomical telescopes the benefits and feasibility...
It is becoming increasingly evident that, in order to optimize the observing efficiency of large tel...
This final report summarizes research performed under NASA contract NCC 2-531 toward generalization ...
Progress toward the development of effective, practical solutions to space-based observatory schedul...
Observations with NASA's Hubble Space Telescope (HST) are scheduled with the assistance of a long-ra...
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope (HST) is a major astronomical facility that was launched in April, 199...
In this paper, we discuss issues of problem and model decomposition within the HSTS scheduling frame...
In this paper, we summarize current research at Carnegie Mellon University aimed at development of h...
1r COSAT CODES 18. SUBJECT TERMS (Continue on reverse if necessary and identify by block number)J,FI...
Efficient utilization of spacecraft resources is essential, but the accompanying scheduling problems...
In this paper, we propose a new dispatching rule and a set of local search algorithms based on the f...
This paper describes HSTS (Heuristic Scheduling Testbed System), a software architecture for integra...
The GERRY scheduling system developed by NASA Ames with assistance from the Lockheed Space Operation...
Efficient utilization of expensive space- and ground-based observatories is an important goal for th...
In this paper we describe the use of our planning and scheduling framework, HSTS, to reduce the comp...
With the ever increasing level of automation of astronomical telescopes the benefits and feasibility...
It is becoming increasingly evident that, in order to optimize the observing efficiency of large tel...
This final report summarizes research performed under NASA contract NCC 2-531 toward generalization ...
Progress toward the development of effective, practical solutions to space-based observatory schedul...
Observations with NASA's Hubble Space Telescope (HST) are scheduled with the assistance of a long-ra...
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope (HST) is a major astronomical facility that was launched in April, 199...
In this paper, we discuss issues of problem and model decomposition within the HSTS scheduling frame...
In this paper, we summarize current research at Carnegie Mellon University aimed at development of h...
1r COSAT CODES 18. SUBJECT TERMS (Continue on reverse if necessary and identify by block number)J,FI...
Efficient utilization of spacecraft resources is essential, but the accompanying scheduling problems...
In this paper, we propose a new dispatching rule and a set of local search algorithms based on the f...
This paper describes HSTS (Heuristic Scheduling Testbed System), a software architecture for integra...
The GERRY scheduling system developed by NASA Ames with assistance from the Lockheed Space Operation...
Efficient utilization of expensive space- and ground-based observatories is an important goal for th...
In this paper we describe the use of our planning and scheduling framework, HSTS, to reduce the comp...
With the ever increasing level of automation of astronomical telescopes the benefits and feasibility...
It is becoming increasingly evident that, in order to optimize the observing efficiency of large tel...