Accepted Papers

The Programme Committee has selected 14 papers for presentation at the workshop:

• nDrites: Enabling Laboratory Resource Multi-Agent Systems
  Katie Atkinson, Frans Coenen, Phil Goddard, Terry Payne and Luke Riley
• Data and Norm-aware Multiagent Systems for Software Modularization (Position Paper)
  Matteo Baldoni, Cristina Baroglio, Diego Calvanese, Roberto Micalizio and Marco Montali
• Agent Oriented Methodology for Cognitive Agents in Serious Games
  Wai Shiang Cheah, John-Jules Meyer and Kuldar Taveter
• Augmenting Agent Computational Environments with Quantitative Reasoning Modules and Customizable Bridge Rules
  Stefania Costantini and Andrea Formisano
• Monitoring Patients with Hypoglycemia using Self-Adaptive Protocol-Driven Agents: a Case Study
  Angelo Ferrando, Viviana Mascardi and Davide Ancona
• Limitations and Divergences in Approaches for Agent-Oriented Modelling and Programming
  Artur Freitas, Rafael C. Cardoso, Renata Vieira and Rafael H. Bordini
• An agent-oriented programming approach for high-performance multiagent-based simulation
  Benjamin Herd
• Application Framework with Abstractions for Protocol and Agent Role
  Bent Bruun Kristensen
• A Namespace Approach for Modularity in BDI Programming Languages
  Gustavo Ortiz-Hernández, Jomi F. Hübner, Rafael H. Bordini, Alejandro Guerra-Hernández, Guillermo De J. Hoyos-Rivera and Nicandro Cruz-Ramírez
• ARGO: A Customized Jason Architecture for Programming Embedded Robotic Agents
  Carlos Pantoja, Márcio Stabile Jr, Nilson Mori Lazarin and Jaime Sichman
• A Multi-Agent Solution for the Deployment of Distributed Applications in Ambient Systems
  Ferdinand Piette, Costin Caval, Cédric Dinont, Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni and Patrick Taillibert
• How testable are BDI agents? An analysis of branch coverage
  Michael Winikoff
• Reasoning about the Executability of Goal-Plan Trees
  Yuan Yao, Lavindra de Silva and Brian Logan