Abstract
Multi-agent systems are widely used in renewable and natural resources management. Multi-agent systems are able to manage the complexity of such systems characterized by a large number of interacting entities with different levels of granularity and including dynamics of different contexts (ecological, economic, social). In this work, we propose a generic multi-level architecture for renewable and natural resources management.
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