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An Agent Based Approach to Coordination of Resource Allocation and Process Performance

Energy is a vital or essential input in many processes in todays world. Nowadays the life is hard to visualize without television, air conditioners, warm houses, refrigerators etc. Due to the dependence on energy, there has always been a problem of allocating adequate resources from the energy domain for meeting the appetite of energy on the process side. But the main issue is to balance energy versus process performance in order to achieve equilibrium state between process and energy domain. The balance is useful in a sense that there is no way of improving one side without worsening the other. The more efficient use of energy resources might save energy and by creating a balance between process requirements and resources, an optimised process performance can be achieved. Our research will address this above-mentioned issue in greenhouse problem domain but it will also be applicable to other processes requiring energy.