@conference {1502828,
	title = {Security Games in the Field: an Initial Study on a Transit System (Extended Abstract) },
	booktitle = {International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (AAMAS) [Short paper]},
	year = {2014},
	abstract = {Going beyond previous deployments of Stackeleberg security games
(SSGs), this paper presents actual results from the field using a
novel deployed system referred to as the Multi-Operation Patrol
Scheduling System (MOPSS). MOPSS generates patrols for a transit system considering three different threats: fare evasion (FE),
terrorism (CT) and crime (CR). In so doing, this paper present four
contributions: (i) we propose the first multi-operation patrolling
system; (ii) MOPSS is the first system to use Markov decision processes (MDPs) to handle uncertain interruptions in the execution of
patrol schedules; (iii) we are the first to deploy a new Opportunistic Security Game model, where the adversary, a criminal, makes
opportunistic decisions on when and where to commit crimes and,
most importantly (iv) we evaluate MOPSS via real-world deployments, providing some of the first real-world data from security
games in the field.},
	author = {F. M. Delle Fave and Brown, M. and Zhang, C. and E. Shieh and A.X. Jiang and H. Rosoff and M. Tambe and J.P. Sullivan}
}
