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Subject: ABS4: 1st call for participation
From: Jean-Pierre Müller (jean-pierre.muller@cirad.fr)
Date: Mon Feb 17 2003 - 15:29:03 CET
Sorry for multiple postings
1st Call for Participation
Agent-Based Simulation 4
SCS-Europe and CIRAD
organize
the 4th International Workshop on Agent-Based Simulation
in
Montpellier, France
April 28-30, 2003
Workshop topics
Research in the domain of multi-agent systems (MAS) is becoming more
and more important because of the capacity of MAS to design and
simulate complex systems, i.e. systems composed of many entities in
interaction between themselves and with an external environment. MAS
are used in many domains in which classical mathematical models are not
available because either the dynamics are far from equilibrium, or the
systems are open (creation and deletion of entities in the course of
simulation), or emergent phenomena have to be explored, or the entities
are heterogeneous (for example, the eco-socio-systems which combine
ecological and social dynamics), or simply because they provide a more
intuitive understanding. The workshop is intended to offer a forum for
people interested in agent-based simulation to discuss methodologies,
techniques and applications.
Conference Committee
Program Chairman
Jean-Pierre Müller, CIRAD, France
Program committee (to confirm)
Penny-Anne Baillie, Australia
Brahim Chaib-Draa, Canada
Rosaria Conte, Italy
Alexis Drogoul, France
Julie Dugdale, France
Bernard Espinasse, France
Jacques Ferber, France
Marco Gallegati, Italy
Nigel Gilbert, United Kingdom
Wander Jager, The Netherlands
Marco Janssen, USA
Hans-Joachim Mosler, Switzerland
Van Dyke Parunak, USA
Henri Pierreval, France
Nicole Saam, Germany
Bernd Schmidt, Germany
Thomas Uthmann, Germany
Organisation committee
Jean-Pierre Müller, France
Pierre Bommel, France
Rainer Rimane, Germany
Béa Randon, France
Martina-Maria Seidel, Germany
Workshop program
Monday april 28.2003
9h-9h30 Registration
9h30-10h30 Invited speaker
10h30-11h00 Coffee break
11h00-12h30 Concepts and implementation for MAS simulation
Integrating Agents into HLA-Based Distributed Virtual Environments Fang
Wang, Stephen John Turner,
Lihua Wang
A multi-agent architecture for agents clustering R. Coma, G. Simon, M.
Coletta
Agent/Group/Roles : Simulating with organizations J.Ferber & al.
12h30-14h00 Lunch
14h00-15h30 Application I
Agent-based modeling and simulation of computer network attacks I.
Kotenko, E. Man'kov
Exploring Decentralized Resource Allocation in Application Layer T.
Eymann, M. Reinicke
Networks
Sexual Selection for Co-operation M. Afzal Upal
15h30-16h00 Coffee break
16h00-17h30 Traffic
Agent Based Traffic Signals on a basic grid J. Mikat, E. Brockfield, P.
Wagner
Car Platoons Simulated as a Multiagent System S. Hallé, B. Chaib-draa,
J. Laumonier
The information dependability for evacuee on multi-agent based M.
Fujioka, K. Ishibashi
simulation model
17h30-19h00 Town visit
19h00- Dinner
Tuesday april 29. 2003
9h-9h30 Registration
9h30-10h30 Cognitive science
Dialogue Between non-task oriented agents J.P. Sansonnet, E. Valencia
AFRODITE - A Framework for Simulation of Agents with Emotions D.F.
Adamatti, A.L.C. Bazzan
10h30-11h00 Coffee break
11h00-12h30 Sociology
Ethos : a mas framework for modelling human social behavior and J.
Simao, L. Moniz Pereira
culture
Agent based process simulation and metaphors based approach M. Remondino
for entreprise and social moddelling
Neoclassical versus Schumpeterian approaches to learning : a M Boisot,
A. Canals, I. MacMillan
knowledge-based simulation approach
12h30-14h00 Lunch
14h00-15h30 Water management
Applying the consumat model to flood management policies L. Brouwers,
H. Verhagen
Implementing the agent-group-role architecture in an irrigation
water G. Abrami, O. Barreteau, F. Cernesson,
management application S. Lardon
Coordination for contract realisation in the hydraulic management of N.
Franchesquin, B. Espinasse, J. Serment
the Camargue
15h30-16h00 Coffee break
16h00-17h00 Application II
Statistical Validation of Spatial Patterns in Agent-Based
Models W.Rand, D.Brown, S.Page, R.Riolo,
L.Fernandez , M.Zellner
A multi-agent simulation model for the analysis of short term J.C.
Soulié, O. Thébaud
fisheries dynamics
17h00-19h00 Poster session
The reflective Control of Cognition and Emotion Reineke Malte, Schmidt
Bernd
The TurtelKit Simulation Platform : Application to Multi-Level F.
Michel, G. Beurier, J. Ferber
Emergence
Potential agents' interaction networks F. Amblard, G. Deffuant
Weak Interaction and Strong Interaction in Agent Based Simulations F.
Michel, A. Gouaïch, J. Ferber
A substrate model for global guidance of software agents N. Guionnet,
G. Gouardères
A heterogeneous multi agent modelling for distributed simulation :
an O. Labarthe, E. Tranvouez, A. Ferrarini, application to supply
chain B. Espinasse
19h00- Gala dinner
Wednesday april 30. 2003
9h-9h30 Registration
9h30-10h30 Invited speaker
10h30-11h00 Coffee break
11h00-12h30 Economy
Small Worlds and Phase Trandition in Agent Based Models with D. Phan
Binary Choices
A percolation approach of the global market integration in a S. Pajot
multi-agent model
Modelling the bass diffusion process using an agent-based approach G.M.
Holanda, G.P.B. Gerolamo,
J.H.Z. Franco…
12h30-14h00 Lunch
14h00-15h30 Application III
Interaction scenario : orchestrating agents in a multi agent system Z.
Zhao, D. van Albada, P. Sloot
Container World : Glabal agent-based modelling of the container P.
Sinha-Ray, J. Carter, T. Field,
transport business J. Marshall, J. Polak…
Agent-based simulation of the amplification of demand variability in T.
Moyaux, B. Chaib-draa, S. D'Amours
a supply chain
Agent-based simulation in construction K.D. Walsh, A. Sawhney
General Information
Venue
The conference will take place in Agropolis, Montpellier, France.
Montpellier is located in the south of France very near from the
mediterrenian sea. It is easily reachable by plane
(Montpellier-Méditerranée international airport) and by train (3h15
from Paris by TGV).
Accomodation
Workshop participants are requested to make their own arrangements. A
number of rooms have been appointed in various hotels of the center.
Please see our web-site for information about accommodation in
Montpellier.
Organisation contact
Rainer Rimane
University Erlangen _ Informatik 10
Cauerstrasse 6
91058 Erlangen, Germany
Phone +49 (0)9131 – 85 27 89 6
Fax +49 (0)9131 – 66 24 7
E-mail
Further information
http://abs2003.cirad.fr
Montpellier
Situated on the “via domitia” joining Rome to Spain in the roman time,
Montpellier has been founded between the 10th and the 12th century by
jews, muslims and christians giving place to tolerance and fraternity.
In 1220, the first “universitas medicorum” of the world is founded and
the university itself in 1289 by the pope Nicolas IV. The town exhibits
a varied architecture from the old middle age town to the post-modern
quarter of Antigone by the architect Riccardo Bofill, going through the
XVIIIth century architecture of the Peyrou garden and justice palace
and the hausmanian style of the Comedy square, one of largest
pedestrian square of Europe.
Nowadays, Montpellier is becoming an important pole of attraction for
many people (about 20’000 arriving each year) wishing to enjoy the
sunny and dynamic atmosphere of this increasingly important academic
town. The region is also the largest wine producing region of France.
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Jean-Pierre Muller e-mail:
jean-pierre.muller@cirad.fr
Senior Researcher tel.: +33
(0)4 67 59 38 28
CIRAD-TERA-REV-GREEN secr.: +33 (0)4 67 59 38 39
73, av. Jean-Francois Breton fax: +33 (0)4 67 59
38 27
34070 Montpellier web:
http://cormas.cirad.fr
France