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MA4CS'05
1st Workshop on Multi-Agents for Modelling Complex Systems
Paris, France, 18/11/2005
The multi-agent paradigm is increasingly used as a tool for modelling, simulating and programming complex systems across disciplines — mechanics, economics, urbanism, sociology, biology, computer science. MA4CS brought together researchers from the multi-agent and complex-systems communities to cross-fertilise the two, and to look for theories, tools, formal and operational models and methodologies for multi-agent approaches to complex systems. It ran as a satellite of the European Conference on Complex Systems. The first edition was a satellite workshop of ECCS'05, which ran in Paris from 14 to 18 November 2005; the workshop itself was held on the closing day.
topics of interest
Multi-agent based simulation of complex systems
Self-organising mechanisms in MAS
Operational models for self-organising systems
Dynamics and emergent organizations in MAS
Co-evolution of organizations in a MAS
MAS based modeling of bio-inspired systems and systems inspired by nature
Ozalp Babaoglu • Sven Brueckner • Vincent Chevrier • Jordi Delgado • Philippe De Wilde • Alexis Drogoul • Bruce Edmonds • Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni • Jacques Ferber • Noria Foukia • Tom Holvoet • Anthony Karageorgos • Paul Marrow • Jean-Pierre Muller • Andrea Omicini • Daniel Polani • Vitorino Ramos • Paul Valckenaers • Franco Zambonelli
ECCS'05
