The First RoboCup Australian Open 2003 (AORC-2003)
Sydney, 28-31 January 2003
We expect AORC-2003 to be a truly Open event, with a number of international entries and a comprehensive participation from Australia:
| Team Name | Affiliation | Country | Team Leader | Participation |
| Anhui | Anhui University, Hefei | China | Yang Zengguang | locale |
| Cyberoos2003 | CSIRO Mathematical and Information Sciences | Australia | Mikhail Prokopenko | locale |
| DrWeb | Daniloff's Labs | Russia | Sergey Akhapkin | remote |
| DSL United | University of Wollongong - Decision Systems Lab | Australia | Peter Harvey | locale |
| ERA-Polytech | St. Petersburg State Technical University & NE Company | Russia | Alexei Kritchoun | remote |
| Helli-Amistres | Allameh Helli High School, National Organization for Development of Exceptional Talents | Iran | Ehsan Harati | remote |
| PolyteCS | Amirkabir University of Technology | Iran | Pooyan Fazli | remote |
| RMIT | RMIT-CSIT, Computer Science and Information Technology | Australia | Jeff Riley | locale |
| rUNSWift II | University of New South Wales (UNSW) | Australia | Ken Nguyen | locale |
| Sigsim (Arvand2) | Sharif University of Technology | Iran | Iman Hajirasouliha | remote |
| Sharif Arvand | Sharif University of Technology | Iran | Jafar Habibi | remote |
| Time | Quazvin Azad University | Iran | Mehrdad Dehghan | remote |
| Wright Eagle | Univeristy of Science and Technology, China (USTC) | China | Chen Xiaoping | locale |
| Yarra | RMIT-CSE, Computer Systems Engineering | Australia | Andrew Jennings | locale |
The event will take two days + setup (half-a-day), with the competition component being run in a typical RoboCup Simulation League environment (please note that only Linux OS will be supported).
Our plan is to have a topical event, focussed on Adaptability in Multi-Agent Systems. In particular, we intend to run a number of standard games (eg., 3) between the same teams, varying the number of the available machines 3-vs-3, 1-vs-1, etc., and using an average-score metrics (for example, taking away the worst result of each team).
The 1st RoboCup Australian Open tournament and workshop is a non-profit event, without registration fees.
The Program Committee:
- Aditya Ghose, Wollongong Uni, Australia
- Andrew Jennings, RMIT, Australia
- Abhaya Nayak, Macquarie Uni, Australia
- Ken Nguyen, UNSW, Australia
- Maurice Pagnucco, UNSW, Australia
- Daniel Polani, Uni of Hertfordshire, UK
- Claude Sammut, UNSW, Australia
- Chen Xiaoping, USTC, China
- Mikhail Prokopenko, CSIRO, Australia.
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last updated 25/02/05
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