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** [[media:elmenreich_How to put self-organizing systems to work.pdf|How to put self-organizing systems to work?]]
 
** [[media:elmenreich_How to put self-organizing systems to work.pdf|How to put self-organizing systems to work?]]
 
* Peter Merz
 
* Peter Merz
** Self-Organization in LTE Networks
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** [[media:Merz_SON for LTE Networks.pdf|Self-Organization in LTE Networks]]
 
* Andreas Mitschele-Thiel:
 
* Andreas Mitschele-Thiel:
 
** Applying Self-organization to Mobile Communication Systems
 
** Applying Self-organization to Mobile Communication Systems

Revision as of 15:19, 11 July 2011

Topic: Technical Applications of Self-organization

  • Discuss benefits and weaknesses of SOS
  • Analyze/classify existing applications
  • Brainstorm on future application fields
  • Elaborate two/three concrete applications and estimate effort/impact
  • Elaborate a roadmap for research issues to be solved in order to make SOS applicable

Data: July 11-15, 2011

Groupwork results

Talks

  • Christian Bettstetter:
    • Welcome to Lakeside Labs
  • Wilfried Elmenreich:
  • Peter Merz
  • Andreas Mitschele-Thiel:
    • Applying Self-organization to Mobile Communication Systems
  • Klara Nahrstedt
    • Mobile Networking Solutions for First Responders
  • Jürgen Rattenberger
    • Project possibilities on Self-Organizing Systems
  • Maxi San Miguel
    • Social Consensus as a Self-Organization Phenomenon
  • Ronald Thenius
    • Usage of EvoDevo in Robotic Systems
  • Giovanna di Marzo
  • Salima Hassas
    • Multi-Agents for modeling Complex Systems
  • Carlos Gershenson
    • Self-organization leads to supraoptimal performance in public transportation systems
  • Marc Timme
    • Universal Computation by Simple Oscillator Networks
  • Hermann de Meer and Richard Holzer
    • Modeling of AmI-based Socio-Technical Systems
  • Falko Dressler
    • Self-Organization in Massively Distributed Systems – Keeping Oscillations or Forcing a Stable System?