ACM SAC

descrizione

The ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC) is the primary conference of the ACM Special Interest Group on Applied Computing (SIGAPP). It is organised as a collection of tracks, each devoted to a specific area of applied computing, and brings together practitioners and researchers from industry and academia.

collegamenti

DBLP

pubblicazioni

 Protelis: Practical Aggregate Programming (2015) •  A Model for Drosophila Melanogaster Development from a Single Cell to Stripe Pattern Formation (2012) •  Pervasive Ecosystems: a Coordination Model based on Semantic Chemistry (2012) •  Description Spaces with Fuzziness (2011) •  Core Operational Semantics of Proto (2011) •  Programming Coordination Laws of Artifacts in CArtAgO (2011) •  Chemical-Inspired Self-Composition of Competing Services (2010) •  Building an Agent Methodology from Fragments: the MEnSA experience (2010) •  MetaSelf: An Architecture and a Development Method for Dependable Self-* systems (2010) •  Coordination in Open and Dynamic Environments with TuCSoN Semantic Tuple Centres (2010) •  Special Track on: Agent-Oriented Software Engineering Methodologies and Systems (2009) •  A Biochemical Metaphor for Developing Eternally Adaptive Service Ecosystems (2009) •  Using Probabilistic Model Checking and Simulation for Designing Self-Organizing Systems (2009) •  Knowledge-based coordination with a reliable semantic subscription mechanism (2009) •  Agreement with Argumentation and Artifacts in an ADR Scenario () •  Situated Tuple Centres in ReSpecT (2009) •  Situated Process Engineering for Integrating Processes from Methodologies to Infrastructures (2009) •  A Framework for Modelling and Implementing Self-Organising Coordination (2009) •  The Architecture and Design of a Malleable Object-Oriented Prolog Engine (2008) •  Integrating Java and Prolog through Generic Methods and Type Inference (2008) •  SPEM on Test: the SODA Case Study (2008) •  A Self-Organising Solution to the Collective Sort Problem in Distributed Tuple Spaces (2007) •  The Fading Concept in Tuple-Space Systems (2006) •  Message from the Program Chairs (2005) •  Proceedings of the 2005 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC 2005) (2005) •  Proceedings of the 2004 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC 2004) (2004) •  Message from the Program Chairs (2004) •  Integrating Objective & Subjective Coordination in Multi-Agent Systems (2004) •  Coordination Models, Languages and Applications. Track Chair Messages (2001) •  On Observation as a Coordination Pattern: An Ontology and a Formal Framework (2001) •  Special Track on Coordination Models, Languages and Applications (2000) •  Tuple Centres for the Coordination of Internet Agents (1999) •  Modelling Network Topology and Mobile Agent Interaction: an Integrated Framework (1999) •  On the Semantics of Tuple-based Coordination Models (1999) •  Comparing Coordination Models based on Shared Distributed Replicated Data (1999) •  On the Expressive Power of a Language for Programming Coordination Media (1998)

presentazioni

 Pervasive Ecosystems: a Coordination Model based on Semantic Chemistry (28/03/2012) •  A Model for Drosophila Melanogaster Development from a Single Cell to Stripe Pattern Formation (28/03/2012) •  Coordination in Open and Dynamic Environments with TuCSoN Semantic Tuple Centres (26/03/2010) •  Chemical-Inspired Self-Composition of Competing Services (26/03/2010) •  Building an Agent Methodology from Fragments: the MEnSA experience  (25/03/2010) •  Situated Tuple Centres in ReSpecT (10/03/2009) •  Situated Process Engineering for Integrating Processes from Methodologies to Infrastructures (09/03/2009) •  A Framework for Modelling and Implementing Self-Organising Coordination (10/03/2009) •  The Architecture and Design of a Malleable Object-Oriented Prolog Engine (18/03/2008) •  SPEM on Test: The SODA Case Study (19/03/2008) •  Integrating Objective & Subjective Coordination in Multi-Agent Systems (17/03/2004) •  On Observation as a Coordination Pattern: An Ontology and a Formal Framework (14/03/2001) •  On the Semantics of Tuple-based Coordination Models (02/03/1999) •  Tuple Centres for the Coordination of Internet Agents (02/03/1999) •  Modelling Network Topology and Mobile Agent Interaction: an Integrated Framework (02/03/1999)