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** [[media:LakesideLabs2011.pdf|From Chemical Reaction to Ecosystem of Services - The SAPERE Approach]] | ** [[media:LakesideLabs2011.pdf|From Chemical Reaction to Ecosystem of Services - The SAPERE Approach]] | ||
* Gianluigi Ferrari, Nicola Iotti | * Gianluigi Ferrari, Nicola Iotti | ||
− | ** From Communication to Traffic Self-Organization in VANETs | + | ** [[media:Talk_FeBuIo_RD11.pdf|From Communication to Traffic Self-Organization in VANETs]] |
* Salima Hassas | * Salima Hassas | ||
** Multi-Agents for modeling Complex Systems | ** Multi-Agents for modeling Complex Systems |
Revision as of 08:25, 14 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
- Ronald Thenius
- Usage of EvoDevo in Robotic Systems
- Giovanna di Marzo
- Gianluigi Ferrari, Nicola Iotti
- Salima Hassas
- Multi-Agents for modeling Complex Systems
- Carlos Gershenson
- 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?