Workshop on the
Definition, Implementation and Application of a
Standard Interchange Format for Petri Nets
Bologna, Italy, June 26, 2004
Program
The final program is now availiable at
http://www.upb.de/cs/kindler/events/XML4PN/program.html.
The proceedings of the workshop is online
now.
Objective
The
Petri Net Markup Language (PNML) is an evolving interchange
format for Petri nets. It needs to support the exchange
of all kinds and versions of Petri nets among different Petri net
tools. Currently, PNML
is the major input for a transfer format for International
Standard ISO/IEC 15909 on High-level Petri nets, forming an
initial working draft of Part 2.
The workshop will bring together tool builders and researchers
working on PNML in order to exchange experiences in the
implementation and the use of PNML. The workshop will support the
official standardization process by discussing and improving the
current ISO/IEC 15909-2 working draft on PNML.
Scope
Topics include (but are not limited to):
- new Petri net type definitions and feature definitions
- relationship of Part 2 of ISO/IEC 15909 to Part 1
- XML technology for defining the interchange format
- proposals for exchanging analysis results
- transformations among different Petri net types and
to other formalisms
- semantics
- experience reports
Organization / Program Committee
- J. Billington, Australia
- S. Christensen, Denmark
- G. Franceschinis, Italy
- N. Husberg, Finland
- E. Kindler, Germany (chair)
- A. Koelmans, United Kingdom
- F. Kordon, France
- L. Petrucci, France
- M. Weber, Germany
- K. van Hee, The Netherlands
Submission and Deadlines (extended)
Papers should be submitted in electronic form (PDF) to
Ekkart Kindler (kindler@upb.de)
by April 11, 2004 .
Submissions should not exceed 15 A4 pages using a 12pt font,
including: title, author's address and email, and an abstract.
Authors will be informed of the acceptance or rejection of
their paper by May 10. The final version is due by May 30.
Registration
You can register for the workshop via the official home page
of the
International Conference on Application and Theory of Petri Nets 2004
(http://www.cs.unibo.it/atpn2004/).
Important Dates (extended)
Apr. 11, 2004: Submission of papers
May. 10, 2004: Notification of acceptance or rejection
May. 30, 2004: Final version due