CoMSES 2017
Mon, Oct 02, 2017 at 12:00 AM — Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 12:00 AM

How do we include broad interdisciplinary knowledge on decision making in simple integrated models of humans and their environment?

• Maja Schlüter Modeling human behavior in agent-based models of social-ecological systems
• Gunnar Dressler Implications of behavioral change on the social, ecological and economic dimensions of pastoral systems – lessons from an agent-based model
• Nanda Wijermans Formalising fisher diversity in FIBE
• Marco Janssen Wander Jager Consumats in Lakeland: Exploring the variability in a social-ecological system caused by alternative formalizations of human decision making
• Nina Schwarz Modelling human decision making and behaviour in social-ecological systems: practical lessons learned and ways forward

Using agent-based models to rewind the tape and explore mysteries of past human societies.

• Sean Bergin Neolithic Agropastoral Expansion: An Evaluation of Theoretical Models Using an Agent-Based Model of the Neolithic Spread in the Western Mediterranean
• Colin Wren Experimenting with threshold effects in a multi-resource hunter-gatherer agent-based model
• Claudine Gravel-Miguel Studying prehistoric mobility and social networks
• Nick Gauthier Placing people in the environment: Coupling agent-based land-use and Earth system models
• Grant Snitker Fire, Humans, and Landscape Change: Simulating Charcoal Proxy Records to explore Anthropogenic Fire and Neolithic Landscapes in the Western Mediterranean

Breaking boundaries by using agent-based models to derive a deeper understanding human mobility.

• Andrew Bell Migration as an adaptive strategy; application to the US-Mexico corridor
• Kyle Ballard Zero, Some, or Zero-Sum: Exploring Trade-Offs in Identifying Human Trafficking Among Migration Flows

On the use of computational models to understand complex social systems.

• William Rand Ned Smith Simulating Macro-Level Effects from Micro-Level Observations: Combining ABM and Lab Experiments
• Bashar Ourabi Computational Strategy Formulation for Public Administration: An Agent Based Modeling Case

On the not so fish models on fish and fishers.

• Emilie Lindkvist Spatial and sequential stock depletion through increased fisher mobility: An agent-based modeling approach
• Miguel Pais A model to simulate underwater visual surveys of fish populations

Lessons on improving the ways we develop, document, and archive our computational models so others can reuse or reproduce our work.

• Allen Lee Good enough practices for reproducible and reusable computational modeling
• Christophe Le Page Lessons from implementing in parallel with 3 platforms the same didactic agent-based model