Program
SISSY will take place on Mon, the 16th of September 2024,
in room Stakladen ,
at Aarhus University
TIME : Aarhus, Denmark (CET: Berlin, Paris, Rome - UTC+2)
The program will feature three main sessions and a special-topic panel (cf. details below).
Each session contains three research presentations (10-15 min each) and a panel (45 min) inviting the three presenting authors to discuss and answer questions from the audience. The panel in the final session will focus on "SISSY Challenges for Socio-Technical Systems".
The panel aims to identify outstanding difficulties in (self-)integrating technical components with human "resources", considering the different natures, properties and constraints inherent to artificial and live processes. The topic will be introduced via short interventions from Asimina Mertzani and Jeremy Pitt from Imperial, UK, based on their experience with self-governance, organisation, norms and institutions in socio-technical systems.
These will be followed-up by SISSY-related comments from Kirstie Bellman and Ada Diaconescu and open to extensive discussions with the audience.
8:30-9:00 → General Introduction
9:00-10:30 → Session 1
Research presentations (45 min)
10:30-11:00 → Coffee Break
11:00-12:30 → Session 2
Research presentations (45 min)
12:30-14:00 → Lunch Break
14:00-15:30 → Session 3
Research presentations (45 min)
15:30-16:00 → "Coffee" Break
16:00-17:00 → Panel on SISSY Challeneges for Socio-Technical Systems
Participation and animation: Asimina Mertzani, Jeremy Pitt, Kirstie Bellman, Ada Diaconescu Concluding remarks
Each session contains three research presentations (10-15 min each) and a panel (45 min) inviting the three presenting authors to discuss and answer questions from the audience. The panel in the final session will focus on "SISSY Challenges for Socio-Technical Systems".
The panel aims to identify outstanding difficulties in (self-)integrating technical components with human "resources", considering the different natures, properties and constraints inherent to artificial and live processes. The topic will be introduced via short interventions from Asimina Mertzani and Jeremy Pitt from Imperial, UK, based on their experience with self-governance, organisation, norms and institutions in socio-technical systems.
These will be followed-up by SISSY-related comments from Kirstie Bellman and Ada Diaconescu and open to extensive discussions with the audience.
8:30-9:00 → General Introduction
9:00-10:30 → Session 1
Research presentations (45 min)
- Changing Our Approach to Optimization for Self-Improving Systems: A Position Paper
Aishwaryaprajna (University of Exeter), Kirstie Bellman (Topcy House Consulting), Christopher Landauer (Topcy House Consulting) - Integrating Objective Functions in Self-Modeling Systems
Christopher Landauer (Topcy House Consulting) - A Roadmap for Causality Research in Complex Adaptive Systems
Samuel Reyd , Ada Diaconescu and Jean-Louis Dessalles (LTCI Lab, Telecom Paris, Institute Politechnqie de Paris), Lukas Esterle (Aarhus University)
10:30-11:00 → Coffee Break
11:00-12:30 → Session 2
Research presentations (45 min)
- Towards a Hybrid Architecture for Self-Adaptive and Self-Organizing Systems
Pia Schweizer , Jonas Lange , Elia Henrichs (University of Hohenheim), Sven Tomforde (Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel), Christian Krupitzer (University of Hohenheim, Germany) - An Agent-based Model of Directional Multi-herds
Denys Grushchak (University of Bologna), Jenna Kline (The Ohio State University, USA), Danilo Pianini (University of Bologna), Nicolas Farabegoli - Multi-Paradigm Integration for a BDI Resurgence
Danilo Pianini, Martina Baiardi, Samuele Burattini , Giovanni Ciatto (University of Bologna)
12:30-14:00 → Lunch Break
14:00-15:30 → Session 3
Research presentations (45 min)
- Self-Aware Control for Autonomous Underwater Vehicles
Jens Decke, Florian Gerland, Thomas Schomberg, Olaf Wuensch, Bernhard Sick, Christian Gruhl (Universität Kassel) - Steering Towards Maritime Safety with True Motion Predictions Ensemble
Ghassan Al-Falouji, Tom Beyer , Shang Gao , Sven Tomforde (Christian-Albrechts University of Kiel) - Towards adaptive trajectories for mixed autonomous and human-operated ships
Danilo Pianini (University of Bologna), Sven Tomforde (Christian-Albrechts University of Kiel)
15:30-16:00 → "Coffee" Break
16:00-17:00 → Panel on SISSY Challeneges for Socio-Technical Systems
Participation and animation: Asimina Mertzani, Jeremy Pitt, Kirstie Bellman, Ada Diaconescu Concluding remarks