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- Date: Sun, 21 Jun 2009 20:43:59 -0300
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++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Fifth Workshop on Software Engineering for Agent-oriented Systems SEAS@SBES2009 - October 06 - Fortaleza - Ceara - Brazil www.les.inf.puc-rio.br/seas2009 Important Dates: July 12, 2009 Paper Submission Deadline August 09, 2009 Notification about submissions August 23, 2009 Camera ready copy Call for Papers Motivation Developing distributed, large-scale software systems is not a trivial task. As software becomes more complex, new engineering approaches are proposed to deal with this complexity, distributed, asynchronous, decentralized, interaction-centric applications. Motivated by these software engineering trends, the software agent community has been developing distributed agent societies that flexibly carry out their function in an evolving runtime environment. However, the agent technology remains a risky software application development approach. There still remains no agreement on internal models of agency, programming languages, development methods, verification and quality management for multi-agent systems (MAS) and killer applications. Furthermore, there is a lack of well established agent development tools. Therefore, software engineering techniques should be created and successfully used to clearly show that the agent technology can become a foundation to build distributed software systems. In this context, the goal of SEAS 2008 is to bring together researchers and practitioners, involved in the development of techniques and applications, to discuss the impacts of the agent paradigm in the development of these systems. Topics of Interest The workshop incentives submissions related to all topics in the area of Software Engineering of Agent-oriented Systems, including (but not limited to) the following: • Agent-oriented reuse approaches (frameworks, architecture, product lines, ...) • Service-oriented computing to MAS • Requirement engineering to MAS • MDA (Model Driven Architecture) applied to SMA • Comparative studies between agents and other paradigms • Empirical and experimental studies in MAS • Tools and environments to develop MAS • Governance in MAS • Methods to analyze and design MAS • Agent-oriented software metrics • Ontologies to MAS • Security and privacy in MAS • Quality of agent-oriented software • MAS Testing • Fault tolerance and exception handler in MAS • Validation and verification of agent-oriented software • Self-* for MAS (self-adaptation, self-organization, self-testing, ...) Organizing Committee Viviane Torres da Silva (UFF - Brazil) - viviane.silva@ic.uff.br Anarosa Alves Franco Brandão (USP - Brazil) -anarosa.brandao@poli.usp.br Marcelo Blois (PUCRS - Brazil) - marcelo.blois@pucrs.br Carlos J. P. de Lucena (PUCRio - Brazil) - lucena@inf.puc-rio.br Format and Submissions The authors are invited to submit technical, original papers that should not have been published or submitted to other workshops, conferences, journals or book chapters. Papers should present novel ideas on the agent-oriented software engineering, criticism of existing work, or description of case studies and experiments which states the applicability of software engineering techniques on agent-oriented systems. Technical papers should be submitted according to the SBC format. The papers must not exceed 12 A4 pages. Submitted papers must be in Portable Document Format (PDF) or PostScript (PS) format and be written in Portuguese or English. Submitted papers will be reviewed by at least three reviewers. Accepted papers will be published informally at the workshop page and the organizing committee is planning to publish it by using the PUC-Rio editorial. Furthermore, the publication of a paper is subject to the registration of at least one of its authors to present it in the workshop. Papers must be sent to viviane.silva@ic.uff.br with the Subject - "SEAS 2009: Paper Submission” -- []s Fred Freitas ************ Centro de Informática - CIn Universidade Federal de Pernambuco - UFPE - Brazil Phone: +55 81 2126 8430 r. 4345 Research interests: Ontologies, semantic web, ontology-based text processing
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