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Supporting Dynamicity in Emergency Response Applications

In: Computing and Informatics, vol. 33, no. 6
R. Fogues - J.m. Such - J.m. Alberola - A. Espinosa - A. Garcia-Fornes

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Year, pages: 2014, 1288 - 1311
Keywords:
Dynamic agent interactions, interaction protocols, emergency management systems, multiagent systems
About article:
Multiagent Systems are a promising paradigm for software development. It is feasible to model such systems with many components where each one can solve a specific problem. This division of responsibilities allows multiagent systems to work in dynamically changing environments. An example of an environment that is very changeable is related with emergencies management. Emergency management systems depend on the cooperation of all their components due to their specialization. In order to obtain this cooperation, the components need to interact with each other and adapt their interactions depending on their purpose and the system components they are interacting with. Also, new components may arrive on the scene, which must be informed about the interaction policies that original components are using. Although Multiagent Systems are suited to managing scenarios of this kind, their effectiveness depends on their capacity to dynamically modify and adapt the protocols that control the interactions among agents in the system. In this paper, an infrastructure to support dynamically changing interaction protocols is presented.
How to cite:
ISO 690:
Fogues, R., Such, J., Alberola, J., Espinosa, A., Garcia-Fornes, A. 2014. Supporting Dynamicity in Emergency Response Applications. In Computing and Informatics, vol. 33, no.6, pp. 1288-1311. 1335-9150.

APA:
Fogues, R., Such, J., Alberola, J., Espinosa, A., Garcia-Fornes, A. (2014). Supporting Dynamicity in Emergency Response Applications. Computing and Informatics, 33(6), 1288-1311. 1335-9150.