MAAMAW'01

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10th European Workshop on Multi-Agent Systems
Annecy, France, 02/05/2001–04/05/2001

MAAMAW was the European workshop on multi-agent systems, held regularly in Western Europe from 1989 and deliberately kept small — a limited audience, a convivial site, interdisciplinary grounding and a large place for discussion. The tenth and last edition, themed *Multi-Agent Systems Organisations*, was held at the ATRIA congress centre in Annecy under the auspices of AFIA, with support from AgentLink II and the MAS working group of GdR-PRC I3, and sanctioned by IFMAS. Its call notes that, with ICMAS becoming yearly, MAAMAW was moving back to its original spirit: a workshop for a limited audience of a hundred, in a convivial site. Paolo Ciancarini, Jacques Ferber and Les Gasser were the invited speakers, each addressing organisation from a different discipline — computer science, life sciences, and human and social sciences.

topics of interest
  • Scientific foundations
  • Theoretical and computational models
  • Heterogeneous and open multi-agent systems
  • Environmental aspects of multi-agent systems
  • Social aspects of multi-agent systems
  • Interaction mechanisms and protocols
  • Cooperation and conflict resolution
  • Coordination and multi-agent planning
  • Multi-agent systems learning
  • Multi-agent systems methodology
  • Testbeds and benchmarks
  • Innovative applications
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