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E-raamat: Advances in Social Simulation: Proceedings of the 18th Social Simulation Conference, Glasgow, UK, 4-8 September 2023

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This book contains the proceedings of the 18th Social Simulation Conference (SSC) and covers the state of the art of social simulation modeling. The SSC is the annual conference of the European Social Simulation Association (ESSA) and the major global conference devoted to this topic. It is aimed at promoting social simulation and computational social science. The book is the biggest collection of agent-based modeling research. It covers all aspects of modeling, from theory and philosophy of modeling to question of model design, purpose, and structure, using data, visualization, model interrelation, and open modeling.





This book is targeted at researchers in social simulation regardless of disciplinary backgrounds, across career stages and different sectors, such as academia, industry, and policy





 
Part I Public Health: Agent-based Modelling and Public Health: An
Introduction to the Proceedings of the 2023 Social Simulation Conference.-
Estimating Population Burden of Stroke with an Agent-Based Model.- Crowd
Health Encoding, for Crowd Simulations Using the Smoothed Particle
Hydrodynamics Computational Method.- Reculer Pour Mieux Sauter: Resurrecting
an ABM of Household Budgeting and Applying It to Deteriorating Economic
Conditions.- Growing populations from the `bottom-up': an ABM approach to the
generation of synthetic populations.- Whole-system pandemic modelling
including pathogen evolution.- ABM for simulating the access to elective
surgery services: the issue of patient mobility in Italy.- Simple Heuristics
as Mental Model for Staple Food Choice: An ABM Exercise.- Part II Policy
Modelling: Policy comparisons and causality in an agent-based model.-
Simulations as a Dialogue Tool: Strengthening Community Engagement and Local
Democratic Processes.- Gamification and Simulation for Innovation Exploring
Investment Decisions in Energy Retrofitting with a Multi-Stage Algorithm: An
Agent-Based Model.- Modeling Realistic Human Behavior in Disasters. A Rapid
Literature Review of Agent-Based Models reviews.- Towards a social simulation
interaction tool for policy makers - a new research agenda to enable usage of
more complex social simulations.- A Theory of the Middle Range to Support
Food Security and Circular Economy Value Chain Scenario Analysis.- Research
Joint Ventures in an R&D Driven Market with Evolving Consumer Preferences: An
Evolutionary Multi-Agent Based Modeling Approach.- Aspiration adaptation,
poverty, and agricultural management: an agent-based modelling study.- Policy
Development for Societal Challenges: The Collaborative Agent Based Modelling
Policy Framework.- PANDORA  - an agent-based-model to analyze acceptance of
(energy) policies, applied to the German heating sector.- Barriers and model
curation issues associated with rapid adaptation of empirical legacy ABM in
response to urgent policy maker queries.- A Declaration of Social Simulator
Rights.- To be or about to become? Moral responsibility within transition to
community energy.- Part III Management and Economics: Aspirations Levels in
Agent-based Models of  Decision-Making in Organizational Contexts Building
resilient organizations: The roles of top-down vs. bottom-up organizing.- A
comparative analysis of open and closed strategy-making: A simulation study.-
Local Sharing and Sociality Effects on Wealth Inequality in a Simple
Artificial Society.- Income vs. Demand: Exploring Dynamics of Poverty Lines
using Agent-based Modeling.- Modelling Demographic Developments Driven by
Housing Market Dynamics.- Part IV Social Influence and Opinion Dynamics: 

Crowd Health Encoding, for Crowd Simulations Using the Smoothed Particle
Hydrodynamics Computational Method Exploring the stepwise process and
consequences of identity fusion in different groups: An agent-based
model Does a group's size affect the behavior of a crowd? An analysis based
on an agent model.- Analyzing the Emergence and Dynamics of Pluralistic
Ignorance with Agent-Based Models.- How abstract mechanisms come alive:
modelling network path dependence using qualitative data.- Interstellar
knowledge dynamics.- The grand challenge of helping people agree and how we
might go about collectively tackling it.- Minority Opinion Expression in the
Presence of Perceived Majority Dominance.- How Schwartz values influence
social networks in the workplace.- Towards a specification of behaviour
models for crowds.- Part V Methodology and Theory: Human Simulation to
Challenge Human-Aware Robot Navigation.- A Guide to Re-Implementing
Agent-based Models: Experiences from the HUMAT Model Dynamic
Context-Sensitive Deliberation for Scalability in Realistic Social
Simulations.- Thirty years of sense and sensibility in Agent-Based Models: A
bibliometric analysis

Aspects of Decision-Making in Human-Machine Teaming.-  Superstition in the
cognitive model: Modelling ritualised behaviour as error management.- Towards
Reflective Normative Agents.- The curse of possibilities.- Using Survey Data
to develop agent-based models of spatial segregation.- Agent Decision-Making
Heterogeneity - Agent (Meta)Frameworks for Agent-Based Modelling.