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This publication constitutes the completely refereed post-proceedings of the second one overseas Workshop on Environments for Multiagent platforms, E4MAS 2005, held in Utrecht, The Netherlands, in July 2005, as an linked occasion of AAMAS 2005.
The sixteen revised papers awarded have been rigorously reviewed and chosen from the lectures given on the workshop accomplished through a couple of invited papers of admired researchers lively within the area. The papers are equipped in topical sections on types, structure, and layout, mediated coordination, in addition to applications.
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E. they go out of the observation field. With this description in mind, the constraints of the problem can be formalized. ) of the observed area. The dynamics of the problem have to take into account those of the targets. The structure of the model is shown in Fig. 4. From here, the proposed methodology can be applied. 1. To start with, an environment model has to be defined in order to represent the problem and its constraints. For the localization and the tracking, the chosen representation is an occupancy grid that represents the areas of the real world observable according to the range of the sensors.
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