PAAM 2000 Programme

Monday 10th April 2000

08.15

Registration

09.15 Opening Remarks
09.30

Invited Speaker
Bob Gray - Dartmouth College, USA Soldiers Agents and Wireless Networks: A Report on Military Applications.

Track 1

   
10.45 Coffee
11.15

Innovative Agent Applications
Auto Tune: A generic Agent for Automated Performance Tuning
J.P Bigus, J.L Hellerstein, M.S Squillante
IBM T.J.Watson Research Center,USA

A Multi Agent Architecture for the resolution of
Feature Conflicts in Telephony
M.Amer A. Karmouch,
Multimedia and Mobile Agent Research Lab, Canada
T. Gray, S. Mankovskii, Mitle Corporation, Canada

Agents to Achieve Customer Satisfaction:
TheCOMFY Comfort Management System

E. Boertjes, H. Akkermans,
Free University Amsterdam, The Netherlands
R.Gustavsson,
University of Karlskrona/Ronneby, Sweden
R.Kamphuis,
Netherlands Energy Research Foundation, The Netherlands

Multi Agent System Based Supply Chain
Management and Enterprise Supply Planning
DongJin, Tsinghua University, China

13.00 Lunch
14.00

Invited Speaker
Rick Frey Debis Systemhaus, Germany
Agent technology is making the transition from research labs into industry

15.00 Coffee
15.30

Agent Negotiation and Bidding
Adaptive Multi Issue Negotiation Protocol for Electronic Commerce
A.P. Rocha, E. Oliveria, University of Porto, Portugal

Personalized Bidding Agents for Online Auctions
J.Hu, D.Reeve, H.S. Wong, University of Michigan, USA

Automated Negotiation for Provisioning Virtual Private Networks Using FIPA -Compliant Agents
P. Faratin, University of London, UK
N.R. Jennings, Southampton University, UK
P Buckle, Nortel Networks, UK
C. Sierra, IIIA,CSIC, Spain

Agreement in Virtual Marketplace with
CBR Supported Negotiation
L. Brito, P. Novais, J. Neves Universidade do Minho, Portugal
(Short Presentation)

Agents Paving a way in Electronic Commerce
C.Moore, KPN Research, The Netherlands,
J.Nunez-Suarez, B.T.UK, D.O’Sullivan, Broadcom Eireann, Eire P. Cros, ONERA/CERT, France,
H. Brouchard, France Telecom, France.
(Short Presentation)

17.00 Close

Track 2

   
10.45 Coffee
11.15

Agent Mobility, Security and collaborative Scheduling


Personal Diary Management with Fuzzy Preferences.
W. Wobcke, BT Laboratories, UK A.Sichanie, Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, UK

An Application of Mobile Agents as Personal Assistants
In Electronic Commerce
V. Roth, M.Jalali, R. Hartman,
Fraunhofer Institut fur Graphische Datenverarbeitung, Germany C.Roland, Thomson-CSF, France

Integrated Multi Agent Information Security System : Mechanisms of Agents' Operation and Learning.
V. Gorodetski, L Kotenko, SPIIRAN, Russia
L Popyack, US Air force Research Laboratory,
USA V Skormin, Binghamton University, USA
(Short Presentation)

12.45 Lunch
14.00 Invited Speaker
Rick Frey , Debis Systemhaus, Germany
Agent technology is making the transition from research labs into industry.
15.00 Coffee
15.30

Multi Agent Collaboration

An Agent based framework for designing Multi-controller Systems
A.Van Breeman, T. De Vries, University of Twente, The Netherlands

 

Supporting Strategic Process J. Debenham, University of Technology, Australia

 

Hierarchical Command and Control for Multi-Agent Teamwork B. Hoff, M. Howard, C. Lee
HRL Laboratories, USA

 

Love Thine Agent: Implementing believable agents using augmented transition networks
T. Riolfo, A.Whittaker, Psygnosis, UK
(Short Presentation)

 

17.00 Close

Tuesday 11th April 2000

08.15

Registration

09.30

Invited Speaker
Nick Jennings, University of Southampton, UK
Automated Haggling: Building Artificial Negotiations

Track 1

 

 

10.45 Coffee
11.15

Personalised Information and Service Agents

ACE: A Multiagent recommender system using mixed collaborative and cognitive filtering
R.Sanguesa, A.Vazquez-Huerga, J. Vazquez-Salceda Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain

A PDA-Based Personalized Recommender Agent
G.S. Almasi, A.J.Lee, IBM T.J.Watson Research Centre, USA

CommunityWare Situated in Real World Contexts:
Knowledge Media Augmented by Context-aware Personal Agents
Y. Sumi, K.Mase, ATR Media Integration & Communication Research Laboratories, Japan

AIMedia Shopping Assistant: Delivering Personalised Advertising on the web
V. Conan E. Pierre, S. Senart, J. Cornet,
Thomson CSF Communications, France
(Short Presentation)

Sports Agents: A mediator -based Multi Agent System for Co-operative Information Gathering from the World Wide Web H.Lu, L. Sterling, University of Melbourne, Australia
(Short Presentation)

A Novel Multi-Agent KODAMA Co-ordination For On-line Searching and Browsing the web
T.Helmy, T. Mine, G. Zhong, M. Amamiya Kyushu University, Japan (Short Presentation)

Personal Service Environments- an Approach to Personalized Service Interaction
M. Byland, F. Espinoza, Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Sweden
(Short Presentation)

13.00 Lunch

Track 2

 

 

10.45 Coffee
11.15 Agent Frameworks and Developments

The Massive Development Method for Multiagent Systems, Jurgen Lind, DFKI, Germany

FIPA-OS: the FIPA agent Platform available as Open Source
S. Poslad, Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, UK P. Buckle, R. Hadingham, Nortel Networks, UK

SoFAR with DIM Agents
L. Moreau, N. Gibbens, D. De Roure
S. El-Beltagy, W. Hall, G. Hughes, D. Joyce,
S. Kim, D. Michaelides, D. Millard, S. Reich,
R. Tansley, M. Weal
University of Southampton, UK

An Implementation of a secure Java2 Based Mobile Agent System
J.A. Perez Diaz, D.A. Gutierrez, J.M. Cueva Lovell
e R. Hidalgo, S.J. Estevez Andres, S.I.Garcia Baron
University of Oviedo, Spain

CAROSSE: an agent oriented CAD tool for
designing complex electronic systems
R. Foisel, A. Drogoul, LIP6-OASIS/MIRIAD, France
O. Cayrol, M. Attia, PSA Peugeot-Citroen, France
(Short Presentation)

Dynamic Integration of CIMS Applications Using Agent-Based Operational Administration
J. Cao, University of Warwick, UK
(Short Presentation)

13.00 Lunch
14.00

Panel Discussion
Agents: Products, Patterns, or Technology

15.00 Coffee
 

 

15.30

Invited Speaker
Charles Petrie, Executive Director, Stanford Networking Research Center, USA
Agent-Based Software Engineering

17.00 Closing Remarks

 


Wednesday 12th April 2000

08.15

Registration


Tutorials
09.30 Bob Gray, Dartmouth College, USA
Agent Mobility and Security
10.30 Coffee
11.00 Bob Gray, Dartmouth College, USA
Agent Mobility and Security
13.00 Lunch
14.00

Martha L. Kahn and Philip Sage, Global Infotek Inc, USA
The DARPA Agent Grid

15.30 Coffee
14.00

Martha L. Kahn and Philip Sage, Global Infotek Inc, USA
The DARPA Agent Grid

17.30

Close

The organisers reserve the right to alter this provisional programme
without notice.

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