WP ??: Distributed and Multi-Agent Planning
(DMAP)
Multi-agent planning is a broad
field with many applications, but its subfields remain mostly dispersed and
uncoordinated. The main goal of the 4th Workshop on Distributed and Multi-Agent
Planning (DMAP), as in the previous editions, is to bring researchers working in
these subfields together and to bridge the gap between the planning and
multi-agent systems communities. DMAP-16 will be a part of the ICPAS 2016 conference.
For questions please contact the DMAP chairs
Topics
The organizing committee of
DMAP'16 invites paper submissions on topics related to distributed
and multi-agent planning. Relevant topics to the workshop are, among others:
- Multiagent
planning and scheduling applications
- Multiagent
path finding
- Techniques
to overcome multiagent planning complexity
- Plan
coordination/merging
- Distributed
planning and scheduling
- Multiagent
planning system architectures
- Multi-robot
systems
- Self-interested
planning agents
- Game
theoretic planning
- Distributed
planning under uncertainty
- Privacy
in distributed planning
- Evaluation
and benchmarks for distributed planning
- Centralized,
decentralized and factored multiagent planning
- Multiagent
planning problem modeling techniques and languages
- Domain-dependent
and domain-independent multiagent planning
- Heuristics
for multiagent planning
Workshop Format
The DMAP'16 workshop will be
organized in technical sessions. Each presentation will be followed by ample
time for questions, discussions. The workshop is accompanied by a tutorial and
invited talk.
Submission
Paper submission is in PDF only,
formatted in AAAI style. Refer to the author instructions on the AAAI
web site for detailed formatting instructions and LaTeX
style files. Final papers will be in the same format, keep them to at most 8+1
pages long (meaning 8 pages plus 1 extra page containing only references). We
also welcome the submission of short position papers (at most 4+1 pages long).
Papers must be submitted by TBD. All deadlines refer to 23:59 in the UTC-12
time zone. Paper submissions should be made through the workshop EasyChair web site.
Important Dates
- Paper
submission deadline: TBD
- Notification
of acceptance: TBD
- Camera-ready
paper submissions: TBD
- Workshop
date: TBD
Organizing Committee
- Antonín
Komenda (Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech
Republic)
- Guy
Shani (Ben Gurion University,
Israel)
- Roni
Stern (Ben Gurion University,
Israel)
- Dániel
Laszlo Kovacs (Budapest University of Technology
and Economics, Hungary)
- Chris
Amato (University of New Hampshire, USA)