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Due to multiple requests, we have now extended the deadline for submissions to the special issue to the 9th of September 2014.

We look forward to receiving your submission (details and link below).

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Call for submissions:

Special Issue of the Journal of Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems (JAAMAS) on

HUMAN-AGENT INTERACTION

http://haidm.wordpress.com/jaamas-special-issue-on-human-agent-interaction/

Deadline: 9th September 2014
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Call and Topics
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As the boundaries of autonomous agents and multi-agent systems continue to expand, there is an increasing need for agents to interact with humans.  In fact, the field of multi-agent systems has matured from conceptual models to applications within the real-world (e.g., energy and sustainability, disaster management, or health care).  One significant challenge that arises when transitioning these conceptual models to applications is addressing how people interact with these systems.

This special issue is devoted to the latest advances  in human-agent system design and models of human behaviour to be used in agent-human interactions. Thus, while some  may take a human-centric view of human-agent systems and focus on the design of human-agent coordination mechanisms, trust management between humans and agents, or interaction techniques, others may be concerned with predictive models of human behaviour in competitive interactions with agents (e.g., negotiation, game playing).

Hence, we welcome strong contributions on all aspects of human-agent interaction, including but not limited to:
1. Architecture design of human-agent systems where the locus control may alternate between humans and agents.
2. Trust between humans and agents.
3. Presentation and interaction techniques for human-agent systems.
5. Modelling human behaviour in agent-human interactions in human-agent collectives
6. Crowdsourcing: mechanisms to allocate tasks to online crowds using gamification and incentives.
7. Use of agent-based coordination algorithms to coordinate human-agent collectives.
8. Human-Robot Interaction: the design of embodied agents as well as methods for human-robot coordination.
9. Real-world applications of human-agent interaction (e.g., energy management, consumption, transportation, healthcare, and disaster response)

Important Dates:
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Deadline for submissions to the special issue: 9th September 2014
Publication date: Early 2015

Procedure:
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Choose 'S. I. Human-Agent Interaction' when submitting your article to JAAMAS through Editorial Manager:https://www.editorialmanager.com/agnt/<http://www.editorialmanager.com/agnt/>
Papers will be reviewed by the usual standards of JAAMAS.

Guest Editors:
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Sarvapali D. (Gopal) Ramchurn, University of Southampton
Avi Rosenfeld, Jerusalem College of Technology
Joel Fischer, University of Nottingham

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