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The increasing complexity of the current world can be observed
each day. Sustainable development for example consists of
economical and social systems management within natural
environment. The understanding of the whole leads to what we
call territorial intelligence. The way of modelling these
complex systems is often based on interactive networks,
dealing with the interconnection between all of the system
components. Decision making on this complex world, need
tools able to detect and manage emergent organizations
through these networks. Distributed Artificial Intelligence
(DAI) is the adapted conceptual trend which allows the
proposal of some relevant solutions by relying on social and
physical sciences models exhibited and observed in nature
(e.g. ant colonies, molecular crystallisation, etc.).
In this search and management of emerging organization,
swarm intelligence algorithms proved to be popular and
effective methods to use. On the technological front, the
increasing number of robotic systems, advances in nano
technology, and the sheer complexity of modern enterprise
systems, especially those boosting high degree of autonomy,
makes the development of swarm intelligence timely and needed.
Submissions are invited on all aspects of swarm intelligence algorithms, their development, and applications. This includes, but not limited to:
- Bug algorithms,
- Potential fields,
- Ant colonies,
- Swarm optimization
- Social reactive agents
- Robotics,
The use of Swarm Intelligence algorithms into:
- Computer vision,
- Scheduling,
- Problem solvers,
- Territorial intelligence
And their wider end applications in developing complex systems for:
- Factories,
- Simulation of chemical processes,
Special focus on embedded implementations and the use of swarms in complex systems will be given.
Submissions are to be made through the online system at:
http://www.easychair.org/SIAAS-08/.
All papers presented at this workshop will be published in
the proceedings of the AISB Convention with an ISBN.
Special issue in a journal and book chapters are in the
planning to include best papers from this and our companion
symposium at AISB08
"What is Computational Swarm Intelligence?
- Submission deadline for Full Papers: 18 January 2008
- Paper acceptance notification: 15 February 2008
- Convention: 1-4 April 2008
Aladdin Ayesh,
De Montfort University, U.K.
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Habib Abdulrab, INSA Rouen University, France
- Eduard Babkin, Higher School of Economics, Russia
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Cyrille Bertelle, University of Le Havre, France
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Gérard H.E. Duchamp, University of Paris XIII, France
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Laszlo Gulyas, Eotvos University, Budapest, Hungary
- Alaa Sheta, Al-Balqa Applied University, Jordan
The AISB gives an award of £ 250 for the best student paper
and three student scholarships. More details can be found
on the
webpage of the convention.
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