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The conference focuses on sustainability scholarship and practice around 3 themes and 12 topical areas: Supply chains; Food; Climate and Carbon; Energy; Water; Land; Mobility; Markets and Governance; Technology; Biodiversity; Environmental Justice; and Human Health and Wellbeing.
Annual conference of the Computational Social Science Society of the Americas
The 13th International Conference on Complex Networks & Their Applications will be hosted in Instanbul, Turkey between 10th - 12th December 2024. The event is currently calling for submissions of research from a wide variety of research areas that may be of interest to CoMSES.Net members.
The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Michigan State University is excited and honored to host the International Congress on Environmental Modelling & Software in 2024.
Intro to Agent Based Modeling classes being planned by University of Milan
The 19th annual Social Simulation Conference (SSC 2024) will take place from 16th to 20th September 2024 at the Cracow University of Economics, Poland. The conference will be hybrid, allowing participation on-site and online possible.
In the mentioned context, the Life-Cycle Thinking for Complex-Systems Initiative brings a webinar in which we will have three presentations that are meant to provide an introductory view of the characteristics, benefits, and challenges of using ABM as a complexity-oriented approach in combination with LCA. The presentations will be given by three experienced researchers in the field:
A 2-week training course to gain a modelling culture and learn the different skills required for building agent-based models (ABM) applied to sociological, ecological or socio-ecological systems, with a focus on participatory modelling
The current emissions from computing are almost 4% of the world total. This is already more than emissions from the airline industry and ICT emissions are projected to rise steeply over the next two decades. By 2040 emissions from computing alone will account for more than half of the emissions budget to keep global warming below 1.5°C. Consequently, this growth in computing emissions is unsustainable.
This workshop introduces agent-based modeling, a method for understanding complex social dynamics by simulating interactions among individual agents. Agent-based modeling allows observing social patterns in computer simulations, enabling students to specify rules for agent behavior. The workshop teaches NetLogo for creating models, enabling students to design, analyze, and visualize social dynamics, incorporating empirical data using statistical tools like R or Python.
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