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This paper presents instructions for preparing papers for the IFMBE Proceedings series. The template is intended to guide the authors in preparing the electronic version of their paper. Only papers prepared according to these instructions will be published in both, the paper and online version of the IFMBE proceedings. In this abstract section you should provide an abstract of your paper, not longer than 300 words.

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Los métodos de Montecarlo abarcan una colección de técnicas que permiten obtener soluciones de problemas matemáticos o físicos por medio de pruebas aleatorias repetidas.

Manufacturing industries are changing rapidly towards more flexibility and autonomy. The RoboCup Logistics League (RCLL) and RoboCup@Work tackle research questions in this domain focusing on automated reasoning and planning, and mobile manipulation respectively. However, future scenarios will require both aspects (and more) and will most likely operate with more heterogeneous systems. In this paper, we propose a cross-over challenge to foster closer cooperation among the two leagues to address these challenges. We outline four integration milestones and propose a specific scenario and task for the first milestone. The effort is driven by stakeholders of both leagues.

Esquema para la publicación de artículos o papers de la Universidad Nacional de San Agustín.

This document is the LaTeX template for submitting articles at the WPGEC (Workshop de Pós-graduação de Engenharia da Computação) from the University of São Paulo in its sixth edition. This document allows the writing of articles in both portuguese and english version. Collaborator: Rosalia Caya

Template for the 17th Workshop of Physical Agents WAF 2016.

In this paper we propose a first version for a computational proposal for Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Pollution for the construction of calculated maps, as a visualization tool for estimating the levels of human exposure to potentially harmful levels of electromagnetic radiation. The computational model includes the necessary mathematics for estimating levels of exposure in any two dimension space point in a map, given a massive set of emitters and its relevant parameters, but also contains adjust considerations using a data set of field measures that would allow the model to adapt to real environmental conditions. This combination of mathematical model and field data also will allow us to skip the use of interpolations an other statistical methods typically used in maps based exclusively on measures. The proposal also specifies the system main features and development methodology in order to achieve an interactive and flexible tool.