This paper describes the work on the Collaborative Planning Model in Project 12. An hypothesis is presented to attempt to unify the different planning doctrines under a common model. This has guided the development of a generic planning OWL ontology containing aspects of constraint-based reasoning and teamwork. The ontology also models “reasoning steps” and the dependencies between expertise, issues and decisions. The relations between reasoning steps begin to provide a vocabulary for the exploration of different doctrines. An example of collaborative planning, execution and replanning has been used to exercise the ontology, and some initial tools have been generated as a plugin to Protégé to assist the input, analysis and diagramming of plans.
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