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MATES 2016
14th German Conference on Multi-Agent System Technologies
Klagenfurt, Austria, 27/09/2016–30/09/2016
The MATES conference series aims at the promotion of and the cross-fertilization between theory and application of intelligent agents and multiagent systems. It provides an interdisciplinary forum for researchers and members of business and industry to present and discuss latest advances in agent-based computing with prototyped or fielded systems in various application domains. MATES 2016 will offer a competitive set of special topical sessions, invited keynotes by distinguished experts, and issues a Best Paper Award. The proceedings are published by Springer in its Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI) series. The conference series is ERA/CORE ranked B.
topics of interest
Multiagent platform and tools
Agent-oriented software engineering, model-driven design of multiagent systems
Agent communication languages
Autonomous robots and robot teams
Advanced theories of collaboration: Modelling and formation of agent teams, groups, coalitions, and organizations
Multiagent systems: Conventions, norms, institutions; trust and reputation
Adaptive agents and multiagent learning
Multiagent planning and scheduling
Agent-based information retrieval
Agents and P2P computing
Agent-based service coordination (discovery, composition, negotiation, execution)
Agent-based simulation of complex systems and applications
Embodied conversational actors and believable agents, and user modelling
Hybrid human and agent societies
Semantic Web (services) and agents
Agents for the Social Web
Agents for the Internet of Services
Agents for the Internet of Things, pervasive computing
Agents for cloud computing
Mobile agents
Standards fo agents and multiagent systems
Prototyped or fielded agent-based applications in various domains (e.g. e-business, e-health, e-government, automotive, smart city, smart grids, renewable energy).
Stefanie Beyer • Fadi Al Machot • Heinrich C. Mayr • Gert Morak
— honorary chair
Yves Demazeau • Michael N. Huhns • Toru Ishida
— doctoral consortium chair
Alexander Pokahr
— steering committee member
Matthias Klusch • Winfried Lamersdorf • Jörg P. Müller • Sascha Ossowski • Paolo Petta • Ingo J. Timm • Rainer Unland
— pc member
Karl Aberer • Thomas Ågotnes • Juan Antonio Rodriguez Aguilar • Sebastian Ahrndt • Bernhard Bauer • Olivier Boissier • Vicent Botti • Nils Bulling • Longbing Cao • Georgios Chalkiadakis • Liana Cipcigan • Mehdi Dastani • Paul Davidsson • Jörg Denzinger • Frank Dignum • Jürgen Dix • Johannes Fähndrich • Klaus Fischer • Maria Ganzha • Maria L. Gini • Vladimir Gorodetsky • Axel Hahn • Koen Hindriks • Yasuhiko Kitamura • Franziska Klügl • Ryszard Kowalczyk • Winfried Lamersdorf • Arndt Lüder • John-Jules Meyer • Jordi Sabater Mir • Lars Mönch • Jörg P. Müller • Tim Norman • Ingrid Nunes • Eugénio Oliveira • Andrea Omicini • Nir Oren • Sascha Ossowski • Terry Payne • Mathias Petsch • Paolo Petta • Wolfgang Renz • Alessandro Ricci • Valentin Robu • Michael Rovatsos • David Sarne • René Schumann • Carles Sierra • David Sislak • Michael Sonnenschein • Katia Sycara • Andreas Symeonidis • Matthias Thimm • Huaglory Tianfield • Ingo J. Timm • Francesca Toni • Adelinde Uhrmacher • Leon van der Torre • Birgit Vogel-Heuser • George Vouros • Gerhard Weiss • Michael Weyrich • Michael Winikoff • Franco Zambonelli • Ning Zhong
— invited talk
Elisabeth André • Ulrich Furbach • Ryszard Kowalczyk • Peter Palensky