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Subject:

CFP for CEEMAS

From:

Max Bramer <[log in to unmask]>

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Max Bramer <[log in to unmask]>

Date:

Fri, 3 Jan 2003 12:36:54 -0000

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[ From: "Michal Pechoucek" <[log in to unmask]> ]

   submission deadline:    January 14, 2003
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           with one day tutorial on
   developing FIPA compliant agent systems
                   in J A D E
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           c a l l   f o r   p a p e r s

    we cordially invite you to contribute to

                 CEEMAS 2003

   the 3rd International/Central and Eastern
European Conference on Multi-Agent Systems

             June 16 – 18, 2003
           in Prague, Czech Republic

   http://cyber.felk.cvut.cz/ceemas2003/

  submission deadline:    January 10, 2003
   more info:   [log in to unmask]
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The 3rd International/Central and Eastern European
Conference on Multi-Agent Systems

CEEMAS 2003


June 16 – 18, 2003


CALL FOR PAPERS
Recently, the area of agents and multi-agent systems
has grown into a respected research field and a promising technology
that has already been exploited in several industrial cases. There have
been many novel methods, algorithms and theories investigated and
formulated, enhancing classical software engineering and computer
science, distributed systems and parallel computing, various fields of
robotics, collaborative systems, internet services and technologies, and
grid computing, as well as knowledge management, computer supported
manufacturing or coalition formation and teamwork. Researchers have
participated in a vast number of international and national research
projects which have resulted in networks of excellence, thematic
clusters and large-scale standardization efforts. Even though there are
noteworthy successes in applying research achievements from the areas of
multi-agent systems and autonomous agents in design and manufacturing,
transport and logistics, military and space applications, the tourism
industry, e-commerce and many other areas, there is still a gap between
the state of the art achieved in the theoretical foundations of agent
technologies and their potential for industry-wide deployment. This
conference is expected to contribute to bridging this gap by bringing
together research scientists, academics, industrial experts and key
decision- makers from all over the world in one location, where world-
wide technological advancements meet the research potential of Central
and Eastern European countries.

After the success of CEEMAS 1999 (St. Petersburg), and
CEEMAS 2001 (Cracow) in June 2003, this CEEMAS event
will take place in Prague, Czech Republic. The conference proceedings
will be published as a LNAI volume by Springer Verlag.

TOPICS OF THE CONFERENCE:
* agent models and architectures
* reactive and intentional agents
* conflicts, conflict resolution and negotiation
* teamwork and coordinated behavior
* formal methods, logic in MAS
* coalition formation and team-action planning
* personal agents, agent-based user interfaces
* learning and evolution in MAS
* holons and holarchies
* mobility, migration
* agents’ knowledge representation
* social knowledge and social reasoning
* agents in electronic business and virtual organizations
* self-organizing systems and emergent organization
* complexity and tractability in agent-based systems
* role of agent standards – communication, agent
management, ontologism
* agent oriented programming and agent-based software engineering
* agent communication, interaction protocols and
mechanisms
* meta-reasoning, meta-agency, reflection in MAS
* security, authentication, intrusion detection


IMPORTANT DATES
Submission Deadline:    January 10, 2003
Acceptance Notice:    February 28, 2003
Camera-ready Copies:    March 28, 2003

ORGANIZATION
CO-CHAIRS:
Vladimir Marik CZ
Jörg Müller  Germany
Michal Pechoucek  CZ

STEERING COMMITTEE:
Barbara Dunin-Keplicz  Poland
Vladimir Gorodetski  Russia
Michael Luck  UK
Edward Nawarecki  Poland


PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
Stanislaw Ambroszkiewicz  Poland
Paolo Petta  Austria
Cristiano Castelfranchi  Italy
Leonard Popyack  US
Krzysztof Cetnarowicz  Poland
Stefan Poslad  UK
Julius Csonto  Slovakia
Onn Shehory  Israel
Grzegorz Dobrowolski  Poland
Alexander Smirnov  Russia
Martyn Fletcher  UK
Robert Schaefer  Poland
Klaus Fisher  Germany
Vadim Stefanuk  Russia
Piotr Gmytrasiewicz  US
Olga Stepankova  CZ
Wiebe V/d Hoek  Netherlands
Katia Sycara  US
Toru Ishida  Japan
Milind Tambe  US
Jozef Kelemen  CZ
Robert Tolksdorf  Germany
Matthias Klusch  Germany
Paul Valkenaers  Belgium
Jiri Lazansky  CZ
Rieneke Verbrugge  Netherlands
Viktor Mashkov  Ukraine
Jozsef Vancza  Hungary
Duncan McFarlane  UK
Michael Wooldridge  UK
László Monostori  Hungary
Steven Willmott  Switzerland
Marek Paralic  Slovakia

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Hana Krautwurmova  CZ
Jaroslav Barta  CZ
Ales Riha  CZ
Jirí Vokrinek  CZ

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
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