Charles Petriea fan site for a Stanford computer scientist

Five books, twelve years of Peering, and the papers.

Titles, venues and years are as he lists them on his Stanford bio and CV. Links go to the copies he posted himself where they exist, otherwise to the publisher.

Books

Web Service Composition

Springer, 2016. ISBN 978-3-319-32831-7.

Based on his lectures at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. Defines the technologies involved in web service composition and gives a formal basis for the composition approaches. Publisher or copy.

Automated Configuration Problem Solving

SpringerBriefs in Computer Science, 2012. DOI 10.1007/978-1-4614-4532-6.

The Redux model of configuration problem solving, with change management, in book form. He posted a free pre-publication version on his Stanford site. Publisher or copy.

Semantic Web Services Challenge: Results from the First Year

Springer, Semantic Web and Beyond vol. 8, 2009. Edited with Tiziana Margaria, Holger Lausen and Michal Zaremba. ISBN 978-0-387-72495-9.

The evaluation methodology and first-year results of the challenge he founded. Publisher or copy.

Enterprise Integration Modeling

MIT Press, October 1992. Editor.

Proceedings of the first ICEIMT, the conference he chaired. Includes his own A Minimalist Model for Coordination. Publisher or copy.

Ten Years Off-Grid: Don't Try This At Home

Self-published (Lulu).

How to, and how not to, build an off-grid photovoltaic system for your home, in the words of his home page. Publisher or copy.

Selected papers

The selection on his bio plus the earlier MCC papers from his CV. Most recent first.

  1. A New AI. IEEE Internet Computing 25(2), pp. 93-100, March/April 2021. doi:10.1109/MIC.2021.3063025 Copy.
  2. AI Planning Applied to GIS-based Disaster Response. with Agnes Voisard. Proc. MGIS'19, Chicago, ACM, November 2019. doi:10.1145/3356998.3365761 Copy.
  3. How Deutsche Bank's IT Division Used Design Thinking to Achieve Customer Proximity. with Vetterli, Uebernickel, Brenner and Stermann. MIS Quarterly Executive 15(1), March 2016.
  4. User, Use & Utility Research: The digital user as new design perspective in Business & Information Systems Engineering. with Brenner, Karagiannis, Kolbe, Leifer, Plattner and others. Business & Information Systems Engineering, 2014. doi:10.1007/s12599-013-0302-4 Copy.
  5. Enterprise Coordination on the Internet. Future Internet 3(1), pp. 49-66, February 2011. doi:10.3390/fi3010049 Copy.
  6. Semantics for Smart Services. with Hochstein and Genesereth. In The Science of Service Systems, Springer, pp. 91-105, 2011. Copy.
  7. The Future of the Internet is Coordination. 1st International Future Enterprise Systems Workshop (FES2010), Berlin, September 2010. Copy.
  8. Planning Process Instances with Web Services. Proc. ICEIS, pp. 31-41, SciTePress, May 2009. doi:10.5220/0002171400310041 Copy.
  9. Semantic Email Addressing: The Killer App?. with Kassoff, Zen and Genesereth. IEEE Internet Computing 13(1), 2009. Copy.
  10. On the Evaluation of Semantic Web Service Frameworks. with Kuster, Konig-Ries and Klusch. International Journal on Semantic Web and Information Systems 4(4), pp. 31-55, 2008.
  11. Using Object-Oriented Constraint Satisfaction for Automated Configuration Generation. with Sahai et al. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 3278, p. 159, Springer, November 2004. Copy.
  12. Service Agents and Virtual Enterprises: A Survey. with Christoph Bussler. IEEE Internet Computing 7(4), pp. 2-12, July/August 2003. Copy.
  13. Distributed Coordination of Project Schedule Changes using Agent-based Compensatory Negotiation. with Kim et al. AIEDAM, 2003.
  14. Trust-Based Facilitator: Handling Word-of-Mouth Trust for Agent-Based E-Commerce. Ono, Nishiyama, Kim, Paulson, Cutkosky and Petrie. Journal of Electronic Commerce Research 3(3-4), 2003. Copy.
  15. Agent-Based Software Engineering. Invited talk, PAAM 2000. In Agent-Oriented Software Engineering, Lecture Notes in AI 1957, Springer, 2001. Copy.
  16. JATLite: A Java Agent Infrastructure with Message Routing. with Jeon and Cutkosky. IEEE Internet Computing 4(2), March/April 2000. Copy.
  17. Agent-Based Project Management. with Goldmann and Raquet. Lecture Notes in AI 1600, Springer, 1999. Copy.
  18. Combining Constraint Propagation and Backtracking for Distributed Engineering. with Jeon and Cutkosky. ECAI-96 workshop notes; revised for the AAAI-97 Workshop on Constraints and Agents. Copy.
  19. Agent-Based Engineering, the Web, and Intelligence. IEEE Expert 11(6), pp. 24-29, December 1996. doi:10.1109/64.546579
  20. Using Pareto Optimality to Coordinate Distributed Agents. with Webster and Cutkosky. AIEDAM 9, pp. 269-281, 1995.
  21. Design Space Navigation as a Collaborative Aid. Proc. AI in Design, 3rd International Conference, pp. 611-623, Lausanne, August 1994. Copy.
  22. The Redux' Server. Proc. International Conference on Intelligent and Cooperative Information Systems (ICICIS), Rotterdam, May 1993. Copy.
  23. Constrained Decision Revision. Proc. AAAI-92. Also MCC TR EID-414-91. Copy.
  24. Context Maintenance. Proc. AAAI-91, pp. 288-295. Copy.
  25. A New Notion of CSP Equivalence. with Rossi and Dhar. Proc. ECAI-90, Stockholm, August 1990. Longer MCC report: On the Equivalence of Constraint Satisfaction Problems. Copy.
  26. Reason Maintenance in Expert Systems. Kuenstliche Intelligenz 2/89, pp. 54-60, 1989.
  27. Controlling Forward Rule Instances. with Michael Huhns. Proc. 8th International Workshop on Expert Systems and Applications, Avignon, pp. 383-398, 1988.
  28. Revised Dependency-Directed Backtracking for Default Reasoning. Proc. AAAI-87, pp. 167-172. Also MCC TR AI-002-87.
  29. A Diffusing Computation for Truth Maintenance. Proc. IEEE 1986 International Conference on Parallel Processing, pp. 691-695.
  30. Extraction of Expert System Rules from Text. Proc. IEEE Second Conference on AI Applications, p. 229, 1985.

The full list, including MCC technical reports back to 1985, is in his CV; his Google Scholar profile tracks citations.

The Peering column, 2005 to 2017

He wrote and edited IEEE Internet Computing's Peering column (called Peer to Peer until 2007) as a forum for provocative essays. 46 columns, his and his guests', parsed from his own archive page. PDFs are on his Stanford site; copyright IEEE, posted under the author's retained rights.

IssueColumnAuthor
May/Jun 2017Internet Computing BeginsCharles Petrie
Mar/Apr 2017The Internet vs The StateCharles Petrie
Nov/Dec 2016Protect Data, Not AlgorithmsCharles Petrie
Jul/Aug 2016Emergent Collectives Redux: The Sharing EconomyCharles Petrie
Mar/Apr 2016The Proper Use of the Internet: Digital Private PropertyCharles Petrie
Nov/Dec 2015Predictions About the Future (of Work)Charles Petrie
May/Jun 2015Will the Web Vanish?Charles Petrie
Mar/Apr 2015How Badly do you want Privacy?Charles Petrie and Volker Roth
Nov/Dec 2014The Failure of HealthCare.gov Exposes Silicon Valley SecretsCharles Petrie
Jul/Aug 2014Is the Internet a Thing?Charles Petrie
Mar/Apr 2014When ISPs Become Copyright PoliceRebecca Gibbions
Nov/Dec 2013The Age of DIYCharles Petrie
Jul/Aug 2013Digital ShardsCharles Petrie
Mar/Apr 2013From Palaces to Yurts: Why Requirements Engineering Needs Design ThinkingChrisophe Vetterli, Walter Brenner, Falk Uebernickel, Charles Petrie
Nov/Dec 2012No, You Cannot Predict Elections with TwiterDaniel Gayo Avello
Sep/Oct 2012An Alternative to the Top-Down Semantic Web ofServicesSudhir Agarwal and Charles Petrie
May/Jun 2012The P2P Wars: How Code Beat LawRebecca Giblin
Jan/Feb 2012Changing the WorldCharles Petrie
Sep/Oct 2011Emergent CollectivesCharles Petrie
Mar/Apr 2011Why Web Services Need Social NetworksZakaria Maamar, Hakim Hacid, and Michael Huhns
Jan/Feb 2011The Unpublicized Sea Change in the InternetOliver Spatscheck and Jacobus Van der Merwe
Nov/Dec 2010Cloud Computing: The Limits of Public Clouds for Business ApplicationsPaul Hofmann and Dan Woods
Sep/Oct 2010Is Europe Leading the Way to the Future Internet?Lutz Heuser and Dan Woods
May/Jun 2010Is Google Evil?Charles Petrie
Mar/Apr 2010Bye Bye Agents? NotCristiano Castelfranchi
Jan/Feb 2010Plenty of Room Outside the FirmCharles Petrie
Nov/Dec 2009Practical Web ServicesCharles Petrie
Sep/Oct 2009The Semantics of SemanticsCharles Petrie
Jan/Feb 2009Perfect Disruption: Causing the Paradigm Shift from Mental Agents to ORGsCarl Hewitt
Sep/Oct 2008ORGs for Scalable, Robust, Privacy-Friendly Client Cloud ComputingCarl Hewitt
Jul/Aug 2008ERP is Dead, Long Live ERPPaul Hofmann
May/Jun 2008The Myth of Open Web Services: The Rise of the Service ParksCharles Petrie and Christoph Bussler
Mar/Apr 2008Collective WorkCharles Petrie
Jan/Feb 2008Is Semantic Web Technology Taking the Wrong Turn?Christoph Bussler
Nov/Dec 2007The Future of Social Networking on the Internet: the Need for SemanticsJohn Breslin and Stefan Decker
Jul/Aug 2007No Science Without SemanticsCharles Petrie
May/Jun 2007Embracing Web 3.0Ora Lassila and Jim Hendler
Mar/Apr 2007Unifying Reasoning and Search to Web ScaleDieter Fensel
Jan/Feb 2007Possible Ontologies: How Reality Constrains the Development of Relevant OntologiesMartin Hepp
Sep/Oct 2006Semantic Attention ManagementCharles Petrie
Jul/Aug 2006Industrial Semantics and MagicCharles Petrie and Christoph Bussler
May/Jun 2006It's the Programming, StupidCharles Petrie
Mar/Apr 2006Semantic Web and Semantic Web Services: Father and Son or Indivisible Twins?Martin Hepp
Jan/Feb 2006Rethinking the Semantic Web, Part 2Rob McCool
Nov/Dec 2005Rethinking the Semantic Web, Part 1Rob McCool
Sep/Oct 2005Pragmatic Semantic UnificationCharles Petrie

Special issues he guest-edited

  • Future Internet Protocols, IEEE Internet Computing, November/December 2012
  • Personal Health Records, IEEE Internet Computing, July/August 2011
  • Business Processes on the Web, IEEE Internet Computing, January/February 2004
  • Mobile Applications, IEEE Internet Computing, March/April 2003
  • Internet-Based Workflow, IEEE Internet Computing, May/June 2000

Plus the 1997-1998 WebWord columns and his interviews with Bob Metcalfe, Eric Schmidt, Len Kleinrock, Robert Cailliau and George Gilder, hand-coded on his founding-EIC page.