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E4MAS - 10 Years Later Home - Important Dates - Topics - Proceedings - Guidelines - Committees - Program - Contact - E4MAS 2004-2007 - AAMAS 2014 |
The workshop will be organized in a highly interactive way, in line with the preceding editions. During the morning session, we plan short talks that will serve as teasers for the following discussions. After lunch, we plan breakout discussion sessions on targeted topics. The concrete topics for discussion will be identified based on the input from the presentations in the morning session and suggestions of the reviewers. To guarantee maximum involvement of attendees, we will limit breakout session groups to 6 persons maximum. Groups will be requested to prepare a few slides with the main findings of the discussion for plenary presentation and discussion. The plan is to let working groups continue their work in the form of preparing book chapters after the workshop. In addition, a joint roadmap paper is planned that will be coordinated by the workshop organizers and co-authored by all interested workshop attendees.
Here is the concrete plan for the workshop:
| Session 1: MAS - Environment Interaction Agent Environments for Multi-Agent Systems: 10 Years Later Where Are All the Semantic Web Agents : Establishing Links Between Agent and Link Data Web through Environment Abstraction Bridging the gap between agent and environment: the missing body |
| Session 2: Virtual Environments Virtual Environments 4 MAS Multi-agent Approach to Designing an Intelligent Virtual Agent for Collaborative Virtual Environments GIS and MAS tight coupling for Spatial Load Forecasting |
| Session 3: Interaction and Coordination Engineering Environment-mediated Coordination via Nature-inspired Laws Towards organizational interoperability through artifacts Infrastructures to engineer open environments as electronic institutions |
| Session 4: Agent Environment Simulation From Modeling To Experiments - Simulation in the Context of Agent Environments Holonic Model of a Virtual 3D Indoor Environment for Crowd Simulation Toward an Environment for the Simulation of Heterogeneous Entities in Virtual Cities |
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