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Advances in Social Simulation 2015 1st ed. 2017 [Kõva köide]

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  • Formaat: Hardback, 460 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x155 mm, kaal: 8395 g, 107 Illustrations, color; 26 Illustrations, black and white; XVIII, 460 p. 133 illus., 107 illus. in color., 1 Hardback
  • Sari: Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing 528
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Mar-2017
  • Kirjastus: Springer International Publishing AG
  • ISBN-10: 3319472526
  • ISBN-13: 9783319472522
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 460 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x155 mm, kaal: 8395 g, 107 Illustrations, color; 26 Illustrations, black and white; XVIII, 460 p. 133 illus., 107 illus. in color., 1 Hardback
  • Sari: Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing 528
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Mar-2017
  • Kirjastus: Springer International Publishing AG
  • ISBN-10: 3319472526
  • ISBN-13: 9783319472522
This book highlights recent developments in the field, presented at the Social Simulation 2015 conference in Groningen, The Netherlands. It covers advances both in applications and methods of social simulation. Societal issues addressed range across complexities in economic systems, opinion dynamics and civil violence, changing mobility patterns, different land-use, transition in the energy system, food production and consumption, ecosystem management and historical processes. Methodological developments cover how to use empirical data in validating models in general, formalization of behavioral theory in agent behavior, construction of artificial populations for experimentation, replication of models, and agent-based models that can be run in a web browser.  Social simulation is a rapidly evolving field. Social scientists are increasingly interested in social simulation as a tool to tackle the complex non-linear dynamics of society. Furthermore, the software and hardware tools a

vailable for social simulation are becoming more and more powerful. This book is an important source for readers interested in the newest developments in the ways in which the simulation of social interaction contributes to our understanding and managing of complex social phenomena.
From Field Data to Attitude Formation
1(14)
Kei-Leo Brousmiche
Jean-Daniel Kant
Nicolas Sabouret
Francois Prenot-Guinard
A Simple-to-Use BDI Architecture for Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation
15(14)
Philippe Caillou
Benoit Gaudou
Arnaud Grignard
Chi Quang Truong
Patrick Taillandier
Food Incident Interactive Training Tool: A Serious Game for Food Incident Management
29(8)
Paolo Campo
Elizabeth York
Amy Woodward
Paul Krause
Angela Druckman
A Cybernetic Model of Macroeconomic Disequilibrium
37(16)
Ernesto Carrella
How Should Agent-Based Modelling Engage With Historical Processes?
53(14)
Edmund Chattoe-Brown
Simone Gabbriellini
Evolutionary Cooperation in a Multi-agent Society
67(14)
Marjolein de Vries
Pieter Spronck
Design of an Empirical Agent-Based Model to Explore Rural Household Food Security Within a Developing Country Context
81(14)
Samantha Dobbie
Stefano Balbi
Comparing Income Replacement Rate by Prefecture in Japanese Pension System
95(14)
Nisuo Du
Tadahiko Murata
Hybrid Simulation Approach for Technological Innovation Policy Making in Developing Countries
109(12)
Maryam Ebrahimi
Modelling Contextual Decision-Making in Dilemma Games
121(8)
Harko Verhagen
Corinna Elsenbroich
Kurt Fallstrom
Preliminary Results from an Agent-Based Model of the Daily Commute in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire, UK
129(14)
Jiaqi Ge
Gary Polhill
Agent-Based Modelling of Military Communications on the Roman Frontier
143(6)
Nicholas M. Gotts
The Leviathan Model Without Gossips and Vanity: The Richness of Influence Based on Perceived Hierarchy
149(14)
Sylvie Huet
Guillaume Deffuant
A Calibration to Properly Design a Model Integrating Residential Mobility and Migration in a Rural Area
163(18)
Sylvie Huet
Nicolas Dumoulin
Guillaume Deffuant
Modeling Contagion of Behavior in Friendship Networks as Coordination Games
181(14)
Tobias Jordan
Philippe de Wilde
Fernando Buarque de Lima-Neto
A Model of Social and Economic Capital in Social Networks
195(6)
Bogumil Kamiriski
Jakub Growiec
Katarzyna Growiec
The Impact of Macro-scale Determinants on Individual Residential Mobility Behaviour
201(6)
Andreas Koch
Modelling the Energy Transition: Towards an Application of Agent Based Modelling to Integrated Assessment Modelling
207(10)
Oscar Kraan
Gert Jan Kramer
Telli van der Lei
Gjalt Huppes
A Spatially Explicit Agent-Based Model of the Diffusion of Green Electricity: Model Setup and Retrodictive Validation
217(14)
Friedrich Krebs
Andreas Ernst
A Network Analytic Approach to Investigating a Land-Use Change Agent-Based Model
231(10)
Ju-Sung Lee
Tatiana Filatova
Network Influence Effects in Agent-Based Modelling of Civil Violence
241(14)
Carlos Lemos
Helder Coelho
Rui J. Lopes
Modeling the Evolution of Ideological Landscapes Through Opinion Dynamics
255(12)
Jan Lorenz
Changing Habits Using Contextualized Decision Making
267(6)
Rijk Mercuur
Frank Dignum
Yoshihisa Kashima
SocialSIM: Real-Life Social Simulation as a Field for Students' Research Projects and Context of Learning
273(4)
Larissa Mogk
Simulating Thomas Kuhn's Scientific Revolutions: The Example of the Paradigm Change from Systems Dynamics to Agent Based Modelling
277(16)
Georg P. Mueller
Urban Dynamics Simulation Considering the Allocation of a Facility for Stopped Off
293(14)
Hideyuki Nagai
Setsuya Kurahashi
Using ABM to Clarify and Refine Social Practice Theory
307(14)
Kavin Narasimhan
Thomas Roberts
Maria Xenitidou
Nigel Gilbert
Transition to Low-Carbon Economy: Simulating Nonlinearities in the Electricity Market, Navarre Region, Spain
321(8)
Leila Niamir
Tatiana Filatova
Statistical Verification of the Multiagent Model of Volatility Clustering on Financial Markets
329(6)
Tomasz Olczak
Bogumil Kamiriski
Przemyslaw Szufel
Social Amplification of Risk Framework: An Agent-Based Approach
335(6)
Bhakti Stephan Onggo
How Precise Are the Specifications of a Psychological Theory? Comparing Implementations of Lindenberg and Steg's Goal-Framing Theory of Everyday Pro-environmental Behaviour
341(14)
Gary Polhill
Nick Gotts
Lessons Learned Replicating the Analysis of Outputs from a Social Simulation of Biodiversity Incentivisation
355(12)
Gary Polhill
Lorenzo Milazzo
Terry Dawson
Alessandro Gimona
Dawn Parker
The Pursuit of Happiness: A Model of Group Formation
367(6)
Andrea Scalco
Andrea Ceschi
Riccardo Sartori
The Social Learning Community-Modeling Social Change from the Bottom-Up
373(6)
Geeske Scholz
Understanding and Predicting Compliance with Safety Regulations at an Airline Ground Service Organization
379(14)
Alexei Sharpanskykh
Rob Haest
Opinions on Contested Infrastructures Over Time: A Longitudinal, Empirically Based Simulation
393(8)
Annalisa Stefanelli
Road Repair Sequencing for Disaster Victim Evacuation
401(12)
Kumiko Tadano
Yoshiharu Maeno
Laura Carnevali
Using Empirical Data for Designing, Calibrating and Validating Simulation Models
413(16)
Klaus G. Troitzsch
A Methodology for Simulating Synthetic Populations for the Analysis of Socio-technical Infrastructures
429(6)
Koen H. van Dam
Gonzalo Bustos-Turu
Nilay Shah
Modeling the Individual Process of Career Choice
435(10)
Mandy A.E. van der Gaag
Pieter van den Berg
Modelling the Role of Social Media at Street Protests
445(6)
Annie Waldherr
Nanda Wijermans
AgentBase: Agent Based Modeling in the Browser
451(6)
Wybo Wiersma
Index 457
The editors are collaborators at the Groningen Center for Social Complexity Studies (GCSCS) and organised the Social Simulation Conference 2015 in Groningen, The Netherlands. The GCSCS serves as a platform connecting researchers at or affiliated with the University of Groningen working in the field of social complexity. The aim of the GCSCS is to provide high quality research and education, interacting actively with business, government and the public, and in particular to address the goal of stimulating cross-border research and education.