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A hierarchical model for decentralized fighting of large scale urban fires

Frans Oliehoek and Arnoud Visser. A hierarchical model for decentralized fighting of large scale urban fires. In AAMAS Workshop on Hierarchical Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems, pp. 14–21, May 2006.

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Abstract

In this article we present a hierarchical model for planning and coordinating firefighting in situations such as RoboCup Rescue, where an urban earthquake is simulated. We show that a hierarchical approach brings leverage to the planning process. By using formal decision theoretic models, we also present a more formal analysis of the RoboCup Rescue domain. Finally we discuss how our model could be applied and treat further abstractions that may be necessary.

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@InProceedings{Oliehoek06HAAMAS,
    author =       {Frans Oliehoek and Arnoud Visser},
    title =        {A hierarchical model for decentralized fighting 
                    of large scale urban fires},
    booktitle =    {AAMAS Workshop on Hierarchical Autonomous 
                    Agents and Multi-Agent Systems},
    month =        may,
    year =         2006,
    pages =        {14--21},
    abstract = 	 {
    In this article we present a hierarchical model for planning
    and coordinating firefighting in situations such as RoboCup
    Rescue, where an urban earthquake is simulated. We show
    that a hierarchical approach brings leverage to the planning
    process. By using formal decision theoretic models, we also
    present a more formal analysis of the RoboCup Rescue domain. 
    Finally we discuss how our model could be applied
    and treat further abstractions that may be necessary.}
}

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