Petri Nets 2020
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| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| isA | Event |
| Acronym | Petri Nets 2020 |
| Title | 41th International Conference on Application and Theory of Petri Nets and Concurrency |
| Start date | 2020/06/24 |
| End date | 2020/06/25 |
| Homepage | https://lipn.univ-paris13.fr/petrinets2020/#header |
| ... | ... |
Our highest priority is the safety of all participants. Due to the covid19 outbreak, Petri Nets 2020 will happen as a virtual conference, with prerecorded videos of the talks, and live sessions for discussion via BigBlueButton (no software needed, just a browser). Registration is free (except for one author per paper for which we ask a small fee) but compulsory.
You can already book your Wednesday 24th and Thursday 25th of June.
General topics related to concurrency
- Model checking and verification of distributed systems
- Verification of infinite-state or parametric systems
- Causality/partial order theory of concurrency
- Educational issues related to concurrency
- New developments in the theory of concurrency
- Modelling of hardware and biological systems
Topics specific to Petri Nets
- Analysis and synthesis, structure and behaviour of nets
- System design and model-driven development using nets
- Relationships between Petri nets and other approaches
- Net-based semantical, logical and algebraic calculi
- Higher-level net models (coloured nets, timed nets, etc.)
- Stochastic net models
- Verification and model checking using nets
- Process discovery and conformance checking
- Computer tools for nets
- Standardisation of nets
- Experience reports describing applications of nets to different kinds of systems and application fields, e.g.:
- flexible manufacturing systems
- office automation
- real-time systems
- workflows
- embedded systems
- process mining
- biological systems
- supervisory control
- health and medical systems
- protocols and networks
- environmental systems
- Internet and web services
- hardware
- e-commerce and trading
- telecommunications
- programming languages
- railway networks
- performance evaluation
- component based development
- operations research
originally planned in Paris, France