evostim 2012 - 7th European event on nature-inspired techniques in scheduling, planning and timetabling

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

case studies of applications of evolutionary techniques to real-life problems in scheduling, timetabling, and planning
theoretical developments, including benchmarking and other comparative studies
hybrid methods and novel heuristics
methods for fast and minimally disruptive rescheduling
dynamic scheduling, planning and timetabling
distributed scheduling, planning and timetabling
sequencing problems
scheduling and planning in industrial environments including production planning, transportation and distribution
educational course and exam timetabling
employee and workforce scheduling
organisation and resource scheduling
generation of plans and construction of planners
plan merging and decomposition of planning problems
handling multiple goals in scheduling and planning
planning under resource constraints