Multiagent Architecture for Monitoring the North-Atlantic Carbon Dioxide Exchange Rate

This paper presents an architecture that makes it possible to construct dynamic systems capable of growing in dimension and adapting its knowledge to environmental changes. An architecture must define the components of the system (agents in this case), as well as the way in which those components communicate and interact with each other in order to achieve the system’s goals. The work presented here focuses on the development of an agent-based architecture, based on the use of deliberative agents, that incorporate case based reasoning. The proposed architecture requires an analysis and design methodology that facilitates the building of distributed systems using this technology. The proposal combines elements of existing methodologies such as Gaia and AUML in order to take advantage of their characteristics. Moreover the architecture takes into account the possibility of modelling problems in dynamic environments and therefore the use of autonomous models that evolve over time. To s...

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2005
• Where: CAEPIA
• Authors: Javier Bajo, Juan M. Corchado
• Keywords: Agent-based Architecture, Architecture, CAEPIA 2005, Environmental Changes