1. --- DynaCROM --- Dynamic Contextual Regulations in Open Multi-Agent Systems Carolina Howard Felicíssimo Advisor: Prof. Carlos José Pereira de Lucena

2. April 11, 20062/15 Carolina Howard Felicíssimo © LES/PUC-Rio DynaCROM An Approach for Dynamic Contextual Regulations in Open MAS –A Top-Down Contextual Modeling of Laws –Environment Laws –Organization Laws –Role Laws –Interaction Laws –A Normative Meta-Ontology to Explicitly Represent Regulatory Contexts –A Rule Support to Compose and Retrieve Contextual Laws

3. April 11, 20063/15 Carolina Howard Felicíssimo © LES/PUC-Rio DynaCROM 349 customized compositions of contextual laws can be done with only the environment (    C    = 1 ), organization (    C    = 31), role (    C    = 63) and interaction (2*    C    = 254) contexts. Formula:    C      Rule 1- [ruleForOrgWithMOrgNorm: (?Org hasMainOrganization ?MOrg) (?MOrg hasNorm ?MOrgNorm) -> (?Org hasNorm ?MOrgNorm)]

4. April 11, 20064/15 Carolina Howard Felicíssimo © LES/PUC-Rio Relaxing Regulation Restricting Regulation Legend:

5. April 11, 20065/15 Carolina Howard Felicíssimo © LES/PUC-Rio Ongoing work... Context and Context-Aware Systems –Try MoCA/MAX (a project with the LAC/PUC-Rio laboratory) Ontologies –Try to define the action concepts from particular domains Simulations / Action Selection and Access Control Mechanisms –Take a look in some Java Graph Engines, found in the DevMaster catalog, for Simulations of MAS (a project with the ICAD/PUC-Rio laboratory) Use of third-party libraries of behaviors –Better study the MALEVA (a project with the LIP6/Paris laboratory)  DevMaster.net - 3D Game and Graphics Engines Databases http://www.devmaster.net/engines/

6. April 11, 20066/15 Carolina Howard Felicíssimo © LES/PUC-Rio Ongoing work … Agents knowing how to act ahead some environment variables 2005.1

7. April 11, 20067/15 Carolina Howard Felicíssimo © LES/PUC-Rio Ongoing work … Agents knowing how to act ahead some environment variables 2005.1

8. April 11, 20068/15 Carolina Howard Felicíssimo © LES/PUC-Rio Ongoing work … Agents knowing how to act ahead simulated unpredictable situations 2005.1

9. April 11, 20069/15 Carolina Howard Felicíssimo © LES/PUC-Rio Ongoing work … Agents understanding the meaning of some environment variables Traffic Signs in US Traffic Signs in Germany International Traffic Signs!? Traffic Signs in Brazil 1 3 4 5 6 2 12 5 3 67 2 Alfândega 3 4 5 7 2005.1

10. April 11, 200610/15 Carolina Howard Felicíssimo © LES/PUC-Rio Plans for a Real Case Study Take a look in the Investigation Report on the Rescue problem at Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake in Kobe Some data: –January 17, 1995, 5:47 am Magnitude 7.2 –Serious Damage Region 20 x 1 km (13 x 0.6 mi) People seriously effected: 2,300,000 Deaths: 6,432 ++Injured: 43,800 ++ Buildings Damaged: 530,000 fully destroyed: 104,906, fully burnt: 6,148, half destroyed: 144,272 –Fire: 285 large scale: 14 (>10,000m2 (3600 mi2)) largest: Nagata Ward –Direct Damage: 10 trillion yen (100 billion US$)

11. April 11, 200611/15 Carolina Howard Felicíssimo © LES/PUC-Rio Kobe, 1995

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14. April 11, 200614/15 Carolina Howard Felicíssimo © LES/PUC-Rio Plans for a Real Case Study Actions for Search & Rescue Process 1.Search Collect information Estimate the possibility of buried person Identify the position 2.Excavation of debris Dig a hole, Destroy obstacles, Take out debris Make secure space 3.Rescue Pull out the body outside, Treat victims Transfer to the hospital 4.Safety Police must keep the order and prevent looting and violence

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