
Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Institute Intelligent Software Agents Lab Research Publications Email: `gitars@cs.cmu.edu` Office: NSH 1602C Research Interests - Plan recognition - Motion capture - Human modeling - Multi-agent systems		Gita Reese Sukthankar As of fall 2007, I am an assistant professor (EECS) at University of Central Florida in Orlando. My research is in the area of multi-agent plan recognition; currently I am working on the problem of recognizing tactical plans from spatio-temporal traces of military teams in urban settings. My thesis addresses the novel problem of recovering agent-to-team assignment for team tasks where team composition, the mapping of agents into teams, changes over time. I have also done research on the problem of recognizing human physical behaviors from motion capture traces, improving planning fidelity by modeling the physical capabilities of agents, and developing visualizations for live action gaming. Research: Thesis Research: Team Behavior Recognition Current Project: IBM ITA: Human-Agent Teamwork Models Past Projects: AFOSR PRET: Information Fusion for Command and Control Agent Based Composition of Behavioral Models Aircraft Maintenance Agent Systems Multi-agent Teamwork Linux for Handhelds Camera-Projector Displays TA: Math Fundamentals for Robotics (Fall 2003) Seminars and Reading Groups: Multi-Robot/Multi-Agent Reading Group Robotics Seminar (Seminar Committee Member 2004) ML Lunch Personal Interests: Women in Computing Women@SCS (Graduate Council Member) Conference for Undergraduate Women in Computer Science (Organizing Committee) Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing Karate Shotokan Karate Association Pittsburgh SKA CMU SKA D&D RPGA Our campaign Family & friends When I have time I sail, scuba dive, horseback ride, and travel.

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