The Fifth International Workshop on Dynamic Scheduling Problems

June 7, 2027, Tours, France

About the workshop

  • IWDSP 2027 is the fifth workshop in the series started with the IWDSP 2016, IWDSP 2018, IWDSP 2021 and IWDSP 2023 workshops, and it is a satellite event to The 10th Multidisciplinary International Scheduling Conference MISTA 2027.
  • The workshop is organized by Algorithmics Research Unit, the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland; University of Tours, Tours, France and Polytechnic Faculty, University of Kalisz, Kalisz, Poland.
  • The aim of the workshop is to present recent research results on dynamic scheduling problems, in which job processing times, machine speeds or other parameters of the problems are variable and dynamically change in time.
  • Main topics related to the workshop scope are
    • scheduling in various models of variable job processing times (controllable job processing times, time-dependent job processing times, position-dependent job processing times, resource-dependent job processing times, discrete-continuous scheduling),
    • scheduling with various factors affecting job execution (aging, alteration, deterioration, learning, shortening),
    • scheduling on variable speed machines (energy-efficient scheduling, scheduling under time-of-use electricity tariffs, scheduling with rate-modifying activities),
    • scheduling problems with constraints on machine availability (scheduling with maintenance activities, scheduling on machines with non-availability periods),
    • scheduling under uncertainty (robust scheduling, stochastic scheduling, scheduling over scenarios, scheduling with explorable uncertainty),
    • scheduling with a partial, changing in time, data on jobs or machines (online scheduling, semi-online scheduling),
    • scheduling in non-classic models of job preemption (malleable task scheduling, scheduling pliable jobs, scheduling splittable jobs),
    • other scheduling problems with job or machine parameters changing in time or their applications (scheduling in data gathering networks, scheduling in health care systems, etc.).
  • Topics not mentioned above are not excluded, however potential authors are asked to contact the Program Committee via e-mail to address stgawiej@amu.edu.pl.