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Return to Short Paper The formalization of temporal reasoning for dealing with actions taking place at different grains of time has been investigated in the recent years. The main concern has been the representation of the real calendar and the mechanisms needed for mapping events "annotaded" with any convex an non-convex intervals to their annotation in the calendar. This work presents some results on the representation and reasoning about the actions of agents interacting at different time scales. ![]() DiSC'02 © 2003 Association for Computing Machinery |