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....these rules for the purpose of implementing them as a procedural component of automated mediation systems for discussion and group decision making. The project, which is called ROBERT, is carried out in the context of the ZENO computer system, developed at the GMD Bonn [ Gordon, 1994b, Gordon Karacapilidis, 1997 ] This system serves as an automated assistance tool for human mediators of discussions and group decision processes. It is currently applied to urban planning procedures, in the context of the GeoMed project [ Karacapilidis et al. 1997 ] funded by the European Union. One component of the ....
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....these rules for the purpose of implementing them as a procedural component of automated mediation systems for discussion and group decision making. The project, which is called ROBERT, is carried out in the context of the ZENO computer system, developed at the GMD Bonn [ Gordon, 1994b, Gordon Karacapilidis, 1997 ] This system serves as an automated assistance tool for human mediators of discussions and group decision processes. It is currently applied to urban planning procedures, in the context of the GeoMed project [ Karacapilidis et al. 1997 ] funded by the European Union. One component of the ....
....system, developed at the GMD Bonn [ Gordon, 1994b, Gordon Karacapilidis, 1997 ] This system serves as an automated assistance tool for human mediators of discussions and group decision processes. It is currently applied to urban planning procedures, in the context of the GeoMed project [ Karacapilidis et al. 1997 ] funded by the European Union. One component of the ZENO system is a discussion forum that is accessible via the World Wide Web, and where participants can raise issues, state positions with respect to these issues, and put forward arguments for or against a position. The system provides ....
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....on research done in the context of the ZENO computer system, developed at the GMD Bonn [3] This system serves as an automated assistance tool for human mediators of discussions and group decision processes. It is currently applied to urban planning procedures, in the context of the GeoMed project [5], funded by the European Union. One component of the ZENO system is a discussion forum that is accessible via the World Wide Web, and where participants can raise issues, state positions with respect to these issues, put forward arguments for or against a position, and collectively decide an ....
Karacapilidis, N.I., Papadias, D., Gordon, T.F & Voss, H. Collaborative environmental planning with GeoMed. European Journal of Operational Research, Special Issue on Environmental Planning, Vol. 102, No. 2 (1997) 335--346.
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