Publications
h2. Papers and Reports
“9 Month Report”:/research/publications/9mthReport.pdf [450KB]. This report was submitted as part of the department’s PhD process and, as such, it is not normally a public document. Even now, just 3 months after I wrote the document, my thoughts have moved on a little, the focus of the project has changed and the plan has become (a little) clearer. In other words, read the report but don’t assume its current accuracy.
“LEAP into Ad-hoc Networks”:/research/publications/LEAP%20for%20Ad-hoc%20Networks.pdf, Workshop on Agents in Ubiquitous and Wearable Computing, AAMAS 2002 (Bologna, Italy).
“Ubiquitous Annoyance”:/research/publications/UbiquitousAnnoyance.pdf, _Communicate_ Volume 5, Issue 2 (December 2000). ‘Communicate’ was the technical journal of my now deceased employer, _Broadcom Eireann Research_. The article describes a mechanism using the dynamic proxy class of Java 1.3 in order for Jini services to interoperate when standardised interfaces fail.
h2. Position Papers, Posters and Abstracts
“Communities of Collocation”:/research/publications/Lawrence2005.pdf . Jamie Lawrence, Terry Payne and Dave De Roure, “UK-UbiNet Workshop”:http://www.bath.ac.uk/comp-sci/hci/uk-ubinet.html, 9-11th February (Bath, UK).
“Exploiting Familiar Strangers: creating a community content distribution network of co-located individuals.”:/research/publications/position_paper.html . Jamie Lawrence and Terry Payne, FOAF Workshop, September 2004 (Galway, Ireland) ["pdf":/research/publications/Lawrence2004.pdf]
Making use of Insignificant Interactions, Jamie Lawrence & Terry Payne, presented at the “Equator”:http://www.equator.ac.uk All-Hands Meeting (Bristol), February 2004. ["abstract":/research/publications/Lawrence2004a.pdf] ["poster":/research/publications/equatorposter.pdf 2.5MB]
h2. Presentations
“Presentation”:/research/publications/FIPA%20Presentation.pdf at FIPA 25 (Vancouver) on deploying agents in ad-hoc networks
h2. Other Documents
“LEAP for Ad-hoc Networks”:/research/publications/LEAP%20for%20Ad-hoc%20Networks.pdf. An initial document soliciting feedback from the “JADE”:http://jade.cselt.it, “LEAP”:http://leap.crm-paris.com and FIPA:http://www.fipa.org communities (published via mailing lists)
“Response to the FIPA TC Ad-hoc Call for Technology”:/research/publications/Response%20to%20the%20FIPA%20CFT.pdf