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Paris-Cargese Activity-based Modeling & Simulation (Paris - ACTIMS'2012)

Welcome to the home page of the Paris Activity-based Modeling & Simulation!

The workshop aims at defining new research directions for activity-based modeling and simulation by bringing together world experts from many disciplines.

The workshop will be held December, 1 (arrival) - December, 4 (departure) 2012 at Paris, France. The workshop takes the Dagstuhl and CAMPaM seminar formats – “bring a critical mass of top researchers together in a relatively remote location and soon new ideas will flow.”

Organizers:

Local Organizers:

  • Antoine Spicher, LACL lab, Université de Paris-Est, Créteil, France.
  • Martin Potier, LACL lab, Université de Paris-Est, Créteil, France.

Short Bibliography on Activity

Participants

  1. David Hill: Discrete Modeling and Simulation, applications to live science
  2. Patrick Coquillard: Ecological Modeling and Simulation
  3. Xiaolin Hu: Activity-based M&S
  4. Eric Innocenti: Activity fuzzy logic
  5. Bernard P. Zeigler: DEVS
  6. Olivier Michel: Programming Languages for Dynamical Systems with a Dynamical Structure
  7. Rodrigo Castro: Simulation and control of heterogeneous systems
  8. Gabriel Wainer: Cell-DEVS
  9. Antoine Spicher: Programming Languages for Dynamical Systems with a Dynamical Structure
  10. Martin Potier: Programming Languages for Dynamical Systems with a Dynamical Structure
  11. Stéphane Doncieux: Animat
  12. Fernando Barros: DSDEVS
  13. Olivier Dalle: Fractal DEVS
  14. Jean-François Santucci: MythesDEVS
  15. Laurent Capocchi: DEVSSimPy
  16. Lisandru Muzy: Activity-based M&S

Not coming

  1. Does not attend Raphaël Duboz: MAS, TM&S, Network Analysis, Socio-ecosystems
  2. Hans Vangheluwe: Model-driven Engineering and Simulation

Topics

The goal is to automatically: detect, model and simulate spatial and/or temporal patterns activity (as a measure of event occurrences or state changes.) Every algorithm, definition… relies on the usual steps of the modeling and simulation cycle: (i) Observation, (ii) Modeling, (iii) Simulation, (iv) Validation, (i) Observation, etc.

Accomodations

Those that are hosted at the University will be staying at the 164_presentation.jpg Hotel Le Magistère in Créteil. They can be reached at +33 149 811 313. To get there by Metro , use line 8 and go down at the station Maison-Alfort Les Juilliottes, walk under the bridge and follow until you reach 98-100 avenue du Maréchal De Lattre de Tassigny (map ).

To get to the University, you can come either by

  • metro (line 8) at station Créteil-Université (map ) or
  • by car, parking at a free parking located at 61 avenue du Général de Gaulle, 94010 Créteil (map ) with GPS coordinates (N 48.7885255949435°, E 2.441960871219635°).

Then, for the meetings, you need to get to the Centre Multidisciplinaire de Créteil (CMC) following this map

Tentative Schedule

Saturday December, 1st

Room I1-223 at the CMC of University Paris Est

16:00 Welcome, planning and introduction (Alex and Olivier)
16:15 1 Presentation [Bernard Zeigler & Lisandru Muzy]
17:00 Open discussions on activity
18:15 Cocktail
19:30 Dinner

Sunday December, 2nd

Room Amphi Rouge1) at the CMC of University Paris Est

09:30 @Metro Station (Créteil Université)
09:30-09:45 Breakfast
10:00-10:45 1 Presentation by Bernie
10:45-11:30 1 Presentation [Patrick Coquillard]
11:30-12:10 1 Presentation [Xiaolin Hu]
12:30-14:00 Lunch
15:00-15:45 1 Presentation [Eric Innocenti]
15:45-16:20 1 Presentation [Jean-François Santucci, Laurent Capocchi]
16:20-16:45 Coffee Break
16:45-17:30 1 Presentation [Stéphane Doncieux]
17:30-18:15 1 Presentation [Rodrigo Castro & Gabriel Wainer]
19:00 Dinner

Monday December, 3rd

Room L3-137 at the IUT2) of the CMC of University Paris Est

08:00-08:30 Breakfast
08:30-09:00 1 Presentation [David Hill]
09:00-09:30 1 Presentation [Olivier Dalle]
09:30-10:15 1 Presentation [Olivier Michel, Martin Potier, Antoine Spicher]
10:15-10:45 Coffee break
10:45-11:30 1 Presentation [Fernando Barros]
11:30-12:10 Definition of Working groups
12:30-14:00 Lunch at the university
15:00-16:20 Working groups
16:20-16:45 Coffee Break
16:45-18:30 Working groups
19:00 Dinner

Tuesday December, 4th

Room L3-143 at the IUT3) of the CMC of University Paris Est

08:00-09:00 Breakfast
09:00-10:15 Working groups
10:15-10:45 Coffee break
10:45-12:30 Working groups
12:30-14:00 Lunch at the university
14:00-16:20 Working groups Presentations
16:20-16:45 Coffee Break
16:45-18:00 Conclusion 18:00 Departure

WiFi

Access Point : 

ACTIMS12


Password : 

activity

Seminar Concept

As for previous editions, specialists from many disciplines (Economics, Evolutionary cognitive sciences, Ecology, Game, Robotics, Industry, Parallel and distributed simulation, Computer engineering…) are invited to the seminar. Every specialist writes a position research article (4 pages) discussing the use of activity in his domain. Every paper should be ready before the seminar. Accommodation and lunch are offered to the participants. In addition, there will be no registration fee. Every article will be peer-reviewed by two other invited scientists. All position research articles aim at being developped and included in a journal special issue. For all meetings, travel and dinner expenses are not supported by the seminar organization. At the seminar, theory and application oriented workshops will be organized to compare and integrate contributions.

Seminar Deadlines

  • November, 24: Full paper submission
  • December, 1 - 4: Seminar

Proceedings Deadlines

  • January, 21: Sent to the publisher

Getting to Paris

Fundings

1) Red lecture hall.
2) , 3) Institut Universitaire de Technologie - Technological Institute of the University.

1) Red lecture hall.
2) , 3) Institut Universitaire de Technologie - Technological Institute of the University.

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