Category Archives: Agent-Based Models

Disruption in Large Transit Systems

Posted on November 12, 2012 by Michael Batty

One last lecture before I seek landfall back In Blighty after a long trip. Today at Portugal’s oldest University Coimbra (founded 1290). Click to see pdf. This is a reworking of our lecture on real time data analysis of London’s … Continue reading →

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CA Models: A Progress Report

Posted on November 10, 2012 by Michael Batty

12 years ago we held a meeting in CASA on Cellular Automata Models. David O’Sullivan and Paul Torrens, both PhD students at the time – in fact David had finished and it was just before he went to Penn State … Continue reading →

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CASA at ECCS ‘12

Posted on September 4, 2012 by Michael Batty

Lots of CASA people speaking at the European Conference of Complex Systems at the Free University in Brussels this week. Elsa Arcaute and the Mechanicity team are talking on Scaling Laws in Cities: Is there Universality? Today (Tuesday 4th) at … Continue reading →

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