[agents] Dear all,,You could find in attachment a PhD thesis position proposal on the subject: "Agent-based modeling of drones and their environment in smart cities".,,These PhD works will be co-supervised by Stéphane Galland and Christophe Nicolle. And they will take place in the LE2I Laboratory (Laboratoire d'Électronique, Informatique et Image), of the Burgondy Franche-Comté University, located inside the buildings of the Belfort-Montbéliard University of Technology, at Belfort, France.,,The PhD student position is subject to be funding by the Regional Council of Burgondy Franche-Comté, under the umbralla of the SPIM Doctoral School.,,Due date for the application: May, 31th 2017.,,Date of the PhD work start at Belfort: October, 1st 2017,,Keywords,,Control model of drones, agent-based simulation, semantic model of the environment.,,Expected Applicant Profile and Background Knowledge,,The candidate should have a strong knowledge in agent-based modeling or semantic modeling, in software engineering (simulation, performance evaluation) and in computer programming (SARL and Java programing languages).,,Contact,,In order to be included in the selection and interview process, please send before May 31th at Midnight the following documents in PDF format to :,,Stéphane Galland - stephane.galland at utbm.fr and,Christophe Nicolle - cnicolle at u-bourgogne.fr,,Documents to send:,,your CV,,a letter which explain your motivations to be applied to the PhD student position,,recommendation letters,,official documents describing your scholar scores during the 3 past years (including the current one).,You could find details on the PhD subhect in the attached document.,,Yours sincerely,,,Stéphane Galland and Christophe Nicolle

[Stéphane GALLAND]

Dear all,

You could find in attachment a PhD thesis position proposal on the 
subject: "Agent-based modeling of drones and their environment in smart 
cities".

These PhD works will be co-supervised by Stéphane Galland and Christophe 
Nicolle. And they will take place in the LE2I Laboratory (Laboratoire 
d'Électronique, Informatique et Image), of theBurgondy Franche-Comté 
University <http://www.ubfc.fr>, located inside the buildings of 
theBelfort-Montbéliard University of Technology <http://www.utbm.fr>, at 
Belfort, France.

The PhD student position is subject to be funding by the Regional 
Council of Burgondy Franche-Comté, under the umbralla of the SPIM 
Doctoral School.

Due date for the application: May, 31th 2017.

Date of the PhD work start at Belfort: October, 1st 2017

*Keywords*

Control model of drones, agent-based simulation, semantic model of the 
environment.

*Expected Applicant Profile and Background Knowledge*

The candidate should have a strong knowledge in agent-based modeling or 
semantic modeling, in software engineering (simulation, performance 
evaluation) and in computer programming (SARL and Java programing 
languages).

*Contact*

In order to be included in the selection and interview process, please 
send*before May 31th at Midnight*the following documents in PDF format to :

Stéphane Galland -stephane.galland at utbm.fr 
<mailto:stephane.galland at utbm.fr>and
Christophe Nicolle -cnicolle at u-bourgogne.fr <mailto:cnicolle at u-bourgogne.fr>

Documents to send:

  * your CV,
  * a letter which explain your motivations to be applied to the PhD
    student position,
  * recommendation letters,
  * official documents describing your scholar scores during the 3 past
    years (including the current one).

You could find details on the PhD subhect in the attached document.

Yours sincerely,

Stéphane Galland and Christophe Nicolle

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