Reconfiguration of Large-Scale Surveillance Systems (abstract)

Conference paper (2013)
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Software Computer Technology (EEMCS) (TU Delft)
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07-11-2013

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BNAIC 2013: 25th Belgium-Netherlands Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Delft, The Netherlands, 7-8 November 2013

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Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science

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Software Computer Technology

Abstract

In [2] we introduced a theoretical framework for modelling scalable information-aggregation systems. The framework is exposed on the background of a description of METIS, a system prototype aiming at supporting maritime safety and security by facilitating continuous monitoring of vessels in national coastal waters. Among the main problems of deployment of large-scale surveillance systems like METIS lies their scalability with respect to a potentially large number of monitored entities. One of the solutions to the problem is a decomposition of the system into a number of fragmentary configurations combined with a continuous reconfiguration according to the changing environment it operates in. The proposed continuous reconfiguration algorithm relies on standard results from abstract argumentation [1] and corresponds to computation of a grounded extension of the argumentation framework associated with the system.

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