The O-MASE Methodology

DeLoach, Scott A.; García-Ojeda, Juan C.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-39975-6_9

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“…This process involves developing use cases to define the requirements and specifications of the system and then using these to design and develop the agents. There are several agent-oriented methodologies proposed in the literature, namely Gaia methodology [36], Tropos [37], MaSE methodology [38] and PASSI [39]. We used PROMETHEUS Methodology [40] and followed its steps, namely System specification and Architectural design, to develop SUDIHA architecture.…”

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Digital Twin Based SUDIHA Architecture to Smart Shopfloor Scheduling

Khadiri

Sekkat

Herrou

2023

JMMP

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Standing on the brink of the fourth industrial revolution, Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) are considered the basic components of the Smart Factory. One important challenge in cyber physical production systems is dynamic scheduling that can handle random disruptions such as failures, raw material shortages and quality defects. To achieve dynamic scheduling, we have proposed a Supervised and Distributed Holonic architecture we called SUDIHA. This architecture incorporates three Holons: Product Holon, Resource Holon and Order Holon and combines global supervision, achieved by Product Holon, with dynamic local control, achieved by Resource Holon. The Digital Twin (DT) concept is generally used to design CPS; it is virtual copies of the system that can interact with the physical counterparts in a bi-directional way. It seems to be promising to tackle the complexity and increase manufacturing system flexibility. In this paper, we use a DT Model to improve the SUDIHA architecture. We propose a Digital Twin based SUDIHA architecture (DT-SUDIHA). The paper will describe Digital Twins’ configuration of each Holon of the SUDIHA Architecture, and the intelligent and real time data driven operation control of this architecture. A case study is carried out at the ENSAM-Meknes flexible workshop to prove the effectiveness of the proposed approach.

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Section: Sudiha Proposed Holonic Architecturementioning

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Digital Twin Based SUDIHA Architecture to Smart Shopfloor Scheduling

Khadiri

Sekkat

Herrou

2023

JMMP

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“…At the same time, modeling MAS while taking full advantage of the web environment (not only as a communication-enabled environment) is partially subject to the constant evolution of the Internet itself. From a higher-level perspective, it is possible to model web-based agents and MAS using existing AOSE methodologies (such as GAIA [44] and O-MASE [11,12]) while abstracting the Internet environment. From a lower-level perspective, however, different communication protocols, web-specific components and technologies can influence the way web-based agents and MAS can be build and deployed into the Internet environment.…”

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Exposing Agents as Web Services in JADE

Casals

Seghrouchni²,

Negroni³

et al. 2019

Engineering Multi-Agent Systems

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“…Although a large number of agent-oriented methodologies have already been proposed, a few of them fully cover software engineering activities and none of them fully supports the development needs of agentbased systems. Therefore, it currently seems necessary to work on developing an integrated and comprehensive methodology [5][6][7][8]. In the following Paragraphs studies aimed at developing agent-based methodologies were examined.…”

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Method integration: An approach to develop agent oriented methodologies

Ghandehari

Saadatjoo

Chahooki

2015

JAIDM

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Agent oriented software engineering (AOSE) is an emerging field in computer science and proposes some systematic ideas for multi agent systems analysis, implementation and maintenance. Despite the various methodologies introduced in the agent-oriented software engineering, the main challenges are defects in different aspects of methodologies. According to the defects resulted from weaknesses in agent oriented methodologies in different aspects, a combinatory solution named ARA using, ASPECS, ROADMAP and AOR has been proposed. The three methodologies were analyzed in a comprehensive analytical framework according to concepts and Perceptions, modeling language, process and pragmatism. According to time and resource limitations, sample methodologies for evaluation and in titration were selected. This selection was based on the use of methodologies' and their combination ability. The evaluation show that, the ROADMAP methodology supports stages of agent-oriented systems' analysis and the design stage is not complete because it doesn't model all semi agents. On the other hand, since AOR and ASPECS methodologies support the design stage and inter agent interactions, a mixed methodology has been proposed and is a combination of analysis stage of ROADMAP methodology and design stage of AOR and ASPECS methodologies. Furthermore, to increase the performance of proposed methodology of actor models, service model, capability and programming were also added to this proposed methodology. To describe its difference phases, it was used in a case study too. Results of this project can pave the way to introduce future agentoriented methodologies.

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The O-MASE Methodology

Cited by 29 publications

References 10 publications

Digital Twin Based SUDIHA Architecture to Smart Shopfloor Scheduling

Digital Twin Based SUDIHA Architecture to Smart Shopfloor Scheduling

Exposing Agents as Web Services in JADE

Method integration: An approach to develop agent oriented methodologies

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