DocumentCode
1142525
Title
Extending the limits of DMAS survivability: the UltraLog project
Author
Brinn, Marshall ; Berliner, Jeff ; Helsinger, Aaron ; Wright, Todd ; Dyson, Mike ; Rho, Sue ; Wells, David
Volume
19
Issue
5
fYear
2004
Firstpage
53
Lastpage
61
Abstract
Multiagent systems, being distributed and autonomous, provide the potential for more efficient, component-based development approaches. The massive parallelism intrinsic to these systems promises greatly enhanced performance. However, the price of these potential benefits is often paid in survivability. Distributed multiagent systems have typically failed to provide reliable, assured performance even in well-controlled environments. DARPA challenged the team to achieve this survivability in a way that would convince other potential customers that they could also make their DMAS applications survivable. In response, we developed and applied a generic methodology for survivable DMASs.
Keywords
distributed object management; multi-agent systems; reliability; UltraLog program; component-based development; distributed multiagent systems; massive parallelism; reliability; survivability; Chaos; Degradation; Educational institutions; Logistics; Military computing; Multiagent systems; Robustness; Stress control; Transportation; World Wide Web; Distributed Internet-based software engineering tools and techniques; adaptivity support; reliability and robustness;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Intelligent Systems, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1541-1672
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/MIS.2004.42
Filename
1347069
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