bernd schattenberg wugwujscgguwrrpzwmaccom icaps 2005 workshop call papers e x e n e e l n e new date subissions march 21st workshop role ontologies ai planning scheduling httpdecsaiugresfaroworkshopworkshophtm icaps 2005 international conference automated planning scheduling june 510 2005 monterey california usa httpicaps05icapsconferenceorg overview ontologies becoming increasingly important several ai fields knowledge management integration cooperative problem solving knowledge acquisition knowledgebased systems ecommerce semantic web present also increasing interest use planning scheduling ps systems field ps ontologies allow one hand knowledge exchange intelligent processes performed humans intelligent systems real world applications hand allow describe complex domains problems since based rich representation languages example semantic web languages rdf owlowls languages expressive presently used ps since use open world assumption rather plannerfriendly closer world assumption however really static languages include generally knowledge states state change prevents direct application current ps systems case way use ontologies languages impact field ai ps needs investigated summary integration ontologies ps techniques demanding attention theorists practitioners many different approaches literature issue therefore one main topics workshop study benefits ontologybased knowledge representation could bring current ps technologies scope goal workshop consists trying understand discuss different ways integration ontologies techniques intelligent planning seen different general approach bridge gap currently exists efficient ps technology application real world papers submitted either present theoretical practical work report experiences applications describing projects applications difficulties overcome lessons learned etc following topics definition planning ontologies overcome drawbacks detected real application standard planning languages pddl use ontologies basis knowledge exchange different components intelligent systems planning core technology planning applications use ontology concepts development integration ontology editing tools planning systems deriving planning domain models existing ontological knowledge planning scheduling ontologies semantic web ontologies web services discovery composition ontologies definition ubiquitous services workshop format workshop structured allow ample time discussion interactions following format invited talk given person recognized experience interdisciplinary field ontologies applied planning scheduling order foster interaction selected papers accepted program committee coupled commentaries aimed raising different complementary possibly opposing viewpoints important dates deadline submission papers mars 21st 2005 notification acceptancerejection april 11th 2005 deadline receipt cameraready copy mars 18th 2005 whorkshop date june 6 7 2005 organizing committee workshop chairs eva onaindía technical university valencia pylnmkeddsicupves juan fdezolivares university granada pewudecsaiugres program committee jose luis ambite university southern california usa jim blythe university southern california usa luis castillo university granada spain lee mccluskey university huddersfield uk christoph lenzen german space operation center germany falk mrowka german space operation center germany angelo oddi istccnr italy bernd schattenberg university ulm germany evren sirin university maryland usa laura sebastia technical university valencia spain paolo traverso itcirst italy ioannis vlahavas aristotle university thessaloniki greece wed 06 aug 2008 072639 0100 uai icaps 2005 workshop role ontologies ai planning scheduling extended deadline