Scientific workflow systems have become a necessary tool for many applications, enabling
the composition and execution of complex analysis on distributed resources. Today there …

This paper describes the Pegasus framework that can be used to map complex scientific
workflows onto distributed resources. Pegasus enables users to represent the workflows at …

Several recent publications confirm that faults are common in high-performance computing
systems. Therefore, further attention to the faults experienced by such computing systems is …

This article surveys previous work on combining planning techniques with expressive
representations of knowledge in description logics to reason about tasks, plans, and goals …

Scientific workflows are being developed for many domains as a useful paradigm to manage
complex scientific computations. In our work, we are challenged with efficiently generating …

Adaptivity in process management systems is key to their successful applicability in practice.
Approaches have been already developed to ensure system correctness after arbitrary …

In this chapter, I review research involving remote human supervision of multiple unmanned
vehicles (UVs) using command complexity as an organizing construct. Multi-UV tasks range …

The automated planning community has traditionally focused on the efficient synthesis of
plans given a complete domain theory. In the past several years, this line of work met with …

As more and more objects and devices get “smart” and heavily interconnected via the
Internet of Things (IoT), the need for intelligent, omnipresent and individualized assistance …

Organizations have recently begun to deploy conversational task assistants that collaborate
with knowledge workers to partially automate their work tasks. These assistants evolved out …