IDC 2017

Special Session 3: WASA 2017 - 7th Workshop on Applications of Software Agents

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Scope and Topics

Software agent technologies reached a certain level of maturity that allows development of applications spanning from lab prototypes to mature real-life systems, in domains that could have not been imagined before. Furthermore, software agent technologies proved their usefulness in synergy with methods of intelligent computing and artificial intelligence.

The aim of the WASA series of workshops is to contribute to the advancement of technologies and applications of software agents' with a special interest in intelligent computing including, but not limited to reasoning, semantics, pattern recognition, learning and cognition, etc. See the Topics section for more information.

The workshop welcomes papers addressing research and experience reports on various applications of software agents. Papers describing finalized research, as well as work-in-progress, are welcome. The topics of the workshop cover, broadly understood, software agent and intelligent technologies connected to applications and experiences in areas like:

• e-business
• social networks
• e-learning
• grid and cloud computing
• gaming
• smart environments
• Internet of Things
• e-health
• multimedia
• disaster and crisis management
• risk analysis and mitigation
• virtual organizations
• simulation
• energy conservation
• sustainability and green computing
• planning and decision making
• traffic control
• image and video understanding
• manufacturing and industrial management
• (the list is not exhaustive).

Organization

Program chairs

• Mirjana Ivanovic, University of Novi Sad, Serbia
• Maria Ganzha, Technical University of Warsaw, Poland

Program co-chairs

• Marcin Paprzycki, IBS PAN and WSM, Poland
• Costin Badica, University of Craiova, Romania