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ORCID2. IATA 1998: Paris, France
- Sahin Albayrak, Francisco J. Garijo:
Intelligent Agents for Telecommunication Applications, Second International Workshop, IATA '98, Paris, France, July 1998, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1437, Springer 1998, ISBN 3-540-64720-1
Network Architecture
- Christian Frei, Boi Faltings:
A Dynamic Hierarchy of Intelligent Agents for Network Management. 1-16 - Thomas Lissajoux, Vincent Hilaire, Abder Koukam
, Alexandre Caminada:
Genetic Algorithms as Prototyping Tools for Multi-Agent Systems: Application to the Antenna Parameter Setting Problem. 17-28 - Luís Bernardo, Paulo Pinto:
Scalable Service Deployment on Highly Populated Networks. 29-44
Network Configuration and Planning
- Alex L. Hayzelden, John Bigham:
Heterogeneous Multi-Agent Architecture for ATM Virtual Path Network Resource Configuration. 45-59 - Eric Bonabeau, Florian Hénaux, Sylvain Guérin, Dominique Snyers, Pascale Kuntz, Guy Theraulaz:
Routing in Telecommunications Networks with Ant-Like Agents. 60-71 - Bernard Pagurek, Yanrong Li, Andrzej Bieszczad, Gatot Susilo:
Network Configuration Management in Heterogeneous ATM Environments. 72-88
Network Optimization
- Andrzej Bieszczad, Syed Kamran Raza, Bernard Pagurek, Tony White:
Agent-Based Schemes for Plug-And-Play Network Components. 89-101 - M. A. Gibney, Nicholas R. Jennings:
Dynamic Resource Allocation by Market-Based Routing in Telecommunications Networks. 102-117
Network Management
- Stephen Corley, Diego Magro, Fabio Malabocchia, Jens Meinköhn, Luisella Sisto, Sahin Albayrak, Alexander Grosse:
The Application of Intelligent and Mobile Agents to the Management of Software Problems in Telecommunications. 118-128 - Tony White, Andrzej Bieszczad, Bernard Pagurek:
Distributed Fault Location in Networks Using Mobile Agents. 130-141 - Jan Nicklisch, Jürgen Quittek, Andreas Kind, Shinya Arao:
INCA: An Agent-Based Network Control Architecture. 142-155
Agent Based Architectures for Service Applications
- Guy Davies, Love Ekenberg:
Agent Metaphors for Analysing Telematic Services. 156-170 - Suhayya Abu-Hakima, Roger Impey, Ramiro Liscano, Amir Zeid:
Multi-Agent Testbed and an Agent Launch Tool for Diverse Seamless Personal Information Networking Applications. 171-189 - A. Hooda, Ahmed Karmouch, Suhayya Abu-Hakima:
Agent Negotiation for Supporting Personal Mobility. 190-203 - Francisco J. Garijo, Juan Tous, José M. Matías, Stephen Corley, Marius Tesselaar:
Development of a Multi-Agent System for Cooperative Work with Network Negotiation Capabilities. 204-219 - Bruno Dillenseger:
From Interoperability to Cooperation: Building Intelligent Agents on Middleware. 220-232 - Dirk Wieczorek, Sahin Albayrak:
Open Scalable Agent Architecture for Telecommunication Applications. 233-249
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