Illuminating data sources as founts of agent based collaboration

D. Heroux
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Recent advances in the field of agent collaboration have resulted in new Web-services offerings and have also re-igniting efforts to develop true collaborative virtual environments (CVE). Central to all collaborative offerings, both academic and commercial, is the sharing of information and to a lesser degree objects. What we believe has not been properly accounted for, is that useful objects exist outside the scope of these collaborative environments as well. A subset of these, remote sensing images, can directly serve as collaboration starting points. In this paper, we propose to develop the concept of a "collaboration beacon" - an agent based mechanism used to initiate and maintain data-centric collaboration. Through an application of agent and data-hiding technologies, we intend to probe the efficacy of leveraging data as collaboration initiators. To advance the longer-term goal of achieving interoperability with CVEs, we briefly explore a mechanism to provide interaction with these external agents.
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将数据源作为基于代理的协作的源泉
代理协作领域的最新进展产生了新的web服务产品,也重新点燃了开发真正的协作虚拟环境(CVE)的努力。所有协作产品的核心,无论是学术上的还是商业上的,都是信息和对象的共享。我们认为没有被正确解释的是,在这些协作环境的范围之外也存在有用的对象。其中的一个子集,遥感图像,可以直接作为协作的起点。在本文中,我们提出了“协作信标”的概念——一种基于代理的机制,用于启动和维护以数据为中心的协作。通过代理和数据隐藏技术的应用,我们打算探索利用数据作为协作发起者的有效性。为了推进实现与cve互操作性的长期目标,我们简要地探讨了一种提供与这些外部代理交互的机制。
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