ESOA 2003

Today's information infrastructure is a global complex system of great numbers of locally interacting components, too complicated and dynamic for centralized hierarchical control. To operate competently in it, one must engineer systems able to adapt to constant environmental uncertainty and to the failure or replacement of their components, without direct human intervention. ESOA pursues the principle of self-organizing local-to-global emergence: rich and complex global properties emerging from purely local interactions.

hosting event

 AAMAS 2003

origin event for publication

 Self-Organising in Multi-agent Coordination and Control Using Stigmergy (paper in proceedings, 2004) — Hadeli, Paul Valckenaers, Constantin Zamfirescu, Hendrik Van Brussel, Bart Saint Germain, Tom Holvoet, Elke Steegmans

 Toward the Application of Self Organizing Systems to Agent Infrastructures – A Critical Review and Prospects (paper in proceedings, 2004) — Simon Thompson

 Self-Organizing MANET Management (paper in proceedings, 2004) — Sven A. Brueckner, H. Van Dyke Parunak

hosted event for

 AAMAS 2003

series event

 International Workshop “Engineering Self-Organising Applications”