Through multi-agent modeling of cities systems evolution,
geographers and computer scientists are tackling questions like:
What makes us think of systems of cities as complex systems
? To what extents are they self-organised, can they be
controlled ? Which cities will rise or decline during the next decades
? Can cities escape from general trends through clever
governance ?
Are global cities an innovation of the 20th century ? What is comparable in the evolution of cities in countries
as different as United States and South-Africa ?
The SIMPOP platform is a geosimulation tool for exploring the
future of cities and reconstructing their past dynamics.
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Simpop at the 2012 AAG annual meeting in New York
We are happy to announce that we will part of the "Agent-Based Models and Geographical Systems" session organized by Alison Heppenstall, Andrew Crooks and their colleagues. Communications in relation ...
Posted Sep 18, 2011 5:28 AM by Thomas Louail
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Back from ECTQG 2011 (download slides)
We were proud to present our current research on Simpop at the bi-annual European Colloquium of Theoretical and Quantitative Geography in Athens, Greece. You can download the slides of ...
Posted Sep 15, 2011 9:02 AM by Thomas Louail
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Simpop at ECTQG 2011 in Athens, Greece
We'll be at the 2011 edition of the ECTQG
! 2 communications related to the Simpop models are part of the
"Spatial simulation in geography session" scheduled on Monday september ...
Posted Aug 30, 2011 11:26 AM by Thomas Louail
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