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Implementation of 'satisficing’ as a model for farmers’ decision-making in an agent-based model of groundwater over-exploitation (1.0.0)

In this model ’satisficing’ is implemented as a model for farmers’ decision making in an agent-based farming model, that deals with groundwater over-exploitation in the ’Mancha Occidental Aquifer’, Spain.

One aim of this work is to learn about the influence of alternative decision-making models on simulation results. Furthermore this work exemplifies a way, how a rather theoretical concept such as ’satisficing’ can be transformed into a feasible decision-making model for agent-based farming models. Finally results of this model are compared to empirical data and to results of the base model, where a utility-based approach is used (link to base model).

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Associated Publications

M. Nebel, “Implementation and analysis of ‘satisficing’ as a model for farmers’ decision-
making in an agent-based model of groundwater over-exploitation,” University of
Osnabrück, 2011.

Implementation of 'satisficing’ as a model for farmers’ decision-making in an agent-based model of groundwater over-exploitation 1.0.0

In this model ’satisficing’ is implemented as a model for farmers’ decision making in an agent-based farming model, that deals with groundwater over-exploitation in the ’Mancha Occidental Aquifer’, Spain.

One aim of this work is to learn about the influence of alternative decision-making models on simulation results. Furthermore this work exemplifies a way, how a rather theoretical concept such as ’satisficing’ can be transformed into a feasible decision-making model for agent-based farming models. Finally results of this model are compared to empirical data and to results of the base model, where a utility-based approach is used (link to base model).

Version Submitter First published Last modified Status
1.0.0 Marvin Nebel Mon May 20 21:19:47 2013 Tue Feb 20 01:43:47 2018 Published

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