In an earlier paper [ 1] examples of agent technology in a NASA context were presented. Both groundbased and space-based applications were addressed. This paper continues the discussion of one aspect of the Goddard Space Flight Center's continuing efforts to develop a community of agents that can support both ground-based and space-based systems autonomy. The paper focuses on an approach to age...

In this work, a dynamic cybernetic modeling framework is introduced for in silico experimentation in the absence of partial kinetic information. In this method, cybernetic principles are employed, assuming that the biological system is evolved such that it optimizes a metabolic objective function. Based on this objective function, the missing dynamic information is evaluated through a dynamic o...