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Transportation and Distribution
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PARIS, November 23, 1994 


Presenting applications at: 
 o Scandinavian Airlines System 
 o London Underground 
 o British Airways 
 o British Telecom 
 o Electrowatt Engineering 
 o Asea Brown Boveri 
 o British Rail 
 o IC-PARC 
 o EDF

This seminar will focus on the use of Prolog
technology in transportation and distribution,
including air, sea and road transportation. Key
application areas such as gate allocation, crew
scheduling, and maintenance activities, whereas
operations management systems are geared at
enabling companies to handle the
decision-making arising from disruptions to
schedules.

Air transportation companies have been using
Prolog technology for gate allocation, flight
scheduling, route planning, crew rostering,
maintenance, and yield and capacity planning.

Road haulage companies are also exploiting the
technology. For years the shipping industry has
been using the technology to schedule
everything from crew rostering to the loading
of freight at Hong Kong's main shipping
terminal.

Programme
=========

A Planning System for the Evacuation of Nuclear
Waste for EDF. Hubert Terrier, GIST, France 

Advanced software technology for planning in
British Airways. Alan Ainsworth, IC-PARC, UK 

The Benefits of Logic Programming Applications
in Airlines. Peter Bille, Scandinavian Airline
Systems, Denmark

SCORE - A Prolog client-server application for
airport slot allocation. Finn Gronskov, PDC,
Denmark 

Prolog technology in British Rail & London
Underground. Steve Lympany, Electrowatt
Engineering, UK

KEVIN - An Intelligent Diagnostic System for
Rail Guided Vehicles. Michael Vogt, ABB
Hensche, Germany, & Vlado Milosevic, ACT 

Efficiency improvements through Constraint
Logic Programming. Barry Crabtree, British
Telecom, UK 

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