Recent systems can quickly solve problems that are orders of magnitude harder than those tackled by the best previous planners. The thesis underlying this session is that in order to do so, not only must planners be fast, but also be flexible and able to adapt automatically to different problems and domains. In order to discuss the state of the art of these areas of research and stimulate their cross-fertilisation, we invite submissions of papers on one or both of these approaches. The first page should also include the name of the Contact Author for notification of acceptance, and a maximum of 5 keywords. Papers must not have been previously published or currently submitted for publication elsewhere.
Electronic submission is preferred.
Papers can be submitted via e-mail or made available on the web. If electronic submission is not possible, three hard copies should reach the Session Chair by the same date. Notice that the final version of accepted papers must be made available in PostScript, PDF, or source form. We strongly encourage to use LaTeX for the preparation of papers. Other formats are likely to be troublesome.