AAMAS 2008: Estoril, Portugal

Academic software

• Andrew Gilpin, Tuomas Sandholm, Troels Bjerre Sørensen:
  GS3 and Tartanian: game theory-based heads-up limit and no-limit Texas Hold'em poker-playing programs. 1647-1648
  
• Jinzhong Niu, Kai Cai, Simon Parsons, Enrico Gerding, Peter McBurney, Thierry Moyaux, Steve Phelps, David Shield:
  JCAT: a platform for the TAC market design competition. 1649-1650
  
• Sarvapali D. Ramchurn, Alex Rogers, Kathryn S. Macarthur, Alessandro Farinelli, Perukrishnen Vytelingum, Ioannis A. Vetsikas, Nicholas R. Jennings:
  Agent-based coordination technologies in disaster management. 1651-1652
  
• Yuu Nakajima, Shohei Yamane, Hiromitsu Hattori, Toru Ishida:
  Evacuation guide system based on massively multiagent system. 1653-1654
  
• Jaime Cerda Jacobo, David De Roure, Enrico H. Gerding:
  An agent-based electrical power market. 1655-1656
  
• Marc Esteva, Juan A. Rodríguez-Aguilar, Josep Lluís Arcos, Carles Sierra, Pablo Noriega, Bruno Rosell, David de la Cruz:
  Electronic institutions development environment. 1657-1658
  
• Huib Aldewereld, Pieter Buzing, Geert Jonker:
  Multi-agent plan diagnosis and negotiated repair. 1659-1660
  
• Sevan G. Ficici, Avi Pfeffer, Ya'akov Gal, Barbara J. Grosz, Stuart M. Shieber:
  Colored trails: a multiagent system testbed for decision-making research. 1661-1662
  
• Matthias Rehm, Peter Rosina:
  SecondLife® as an evaluation platform for multiagent systems featuring social interactions. 1663-1664
  
• David Sislák, Premysl Volf, Stepán Kopriva, Michal Pechoucek:
  AGENTFLY: a multi-agent airspace test-bed. 1665-1666
  
• Evan Sultanik, Robert N. Lass, William C. Regli:
  DCOPolis: a framework for simulating and deploying distributed constraint reasoning algorithms. 1667-1668
  
• Duy Cu Nguyen, Anna Perini, Paolo Tonella:
  eCAT: a tool for automating test cases generation and execution in testing multi-agent systems. 1669-1670
  
• Oguz Dikenelli:
  SEAGENT MAS platform development environment. 1671-1672
  
• Zhiyong Zhang, John Thangarajah, Lin Padgham:
  Automated unit testing intelligent agents in PDT. 1673-1674
  
• Jorge J. Gómez-Sanz, Rubén Fuentes, Juan Pavón, Iván García-Magariño:
  INGENIAS development kit: a visual multi-agent system development environment. 1675-1676
  
• Daniel Okouya, Virginia Dignum:
  OperettA: a prototype tool for the design, analysis and development of multi-agent organizations. 1677-1678
  
• Hung Hai Bui, Federico Cesari, Daniel Elenius, David N. Morley, Sriraam Natarajan, Shahin Saadati, Eric Yeh, Neil Yorke-Smith:
  A context-aware personal desktop assistant. 1679-1680
  
• François L. A. Knoppel, Almer S. Tigelaar, Danny Oude Bos, Thijs Alofs, Zsófia Ruttkay:
  Trackside DEIRA: a dynamic engaging intelligent reporter agent. 1681-1682
  
• Koen Vangheluwe, Wouter Souffriau, Katja Verbeeck, Patrick De Causmaecker:
  Dynamic scheduling of multi-media streams in home automation systems. 1683-1684
  
• Kaustuv De Bswas, Simon Kim:
  Urban form-making through biased agent interaction. 1685-1686
  
• Johan Hagelbäck, Stefan J. Johansson:
  Demonstration of multi-agent potential fields in real-time strategy games. 1687-1688
  
• Boris Brandherm, Sebastian Ullrich, Helmut Prendinger:
  Simulation of sensor-based tracking in Second Life. 1689-1690
  
• Richard Tynan, Conor Muldoon, Michael J. O'Grady, Gregory M. P. O'Hare:
  A mobile agent approach to opportunistic harvesting in wireless sensor networks. 1691-1692
  

Industrial software

• Martin Rehák, Michal Pechoucek, Pavel Celeda, Vojtech Krmicek, Martin Grill, Karel Bartos:
  Multi-agent approach to network intrusion detection. 1695-1696
  
• W. T. Luke Teacy, Alessandro Farinelli, N. J. Grabham, Paritosh Padhy, Alex Rogers, Nicholas R. Jennings:
  Max-sum decentralised coordination for sensor systems. 1697-1698
  
• Han Noot, Valentin Robu, Han La Poutré, Willem-Jan van Schijndel:
  A multi-agent platform for auction-based allocation of loads in transportation logistics. 1699-1700
  
• Giovanni Rimassa, Martin E. Kernland, Roberto Ghizzioli:
  LS/ABPM - an agent-powered suite for goal-oriented autonomic BPM. 1701-1702
  
• Paul-Edouard Marson, Michaël Soulignac, Patrick Taillibert:
  AERIAL: hypothetical trajectory planning for multi-UAVs coordination and control. 1703-1704
  

Robotics

• Shivudu Bhuvanagiri, K. Madhava Krishna, Supreeth Achar:
  Coordination in ambiguity: coordinated active localization for multiple robots. 1707-1708
  
• David Herrero Pérez, Humberto Martínez Barberá:
  Coordination of AGVs in an industrial environment. 1709-1710
  
• Pier Francesco Palamara, Vittorio A. Ziparo, Luca Iocchi, Daniele Nardi, Pedro U. Lima, Hugo Costelha:
  A robotic soccer passing task using petri net plans. 1711-1712
  
• Cameron Smith, Daniel Charlton, Li Zhang, Marc Cavazza, Jaakko Hakulinen, Markku Turunen:
  An embodied conversational agent as a lifestyle advisor. 1713-1714
  
• William Rand, Paulo Blikstein, Uri Wilensky:
  GoGoBot: group collaboration, multi-agent modeling, and robots. 1715-1716
  
• Radhika Nagpal, Chih-Han Yu, Daniel Yamins:
  Engineering self-organizing multi-agent systems. 1717
  

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