Category Archives: Agent-Based Models

EUNOIA

Posted on August 8, 2012 by Michael Batty

CASA has a new EU (FP7: Future and Emerging Technologies) project called EUNOIA which is about  Evolutive User-centric Networks fOr Intraurban Accessibility. The project will run from October 1st 2012 and is worth 268K Euros. It is part of a … Continue reading →

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The Future Cities Lab

Posted on July 8, 2012 by Michael Batty

Check out the Future Cities Lab established by ETH Zurich in Singapore. Many projects dealing with every aspects of the city-state but relevant to our own work on land use transport and mobility is their MATSims model which is now running … Continue reading →

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Simulation, Scenario and Visioning …

Posted on June 6, 2012 by Michael Batty

The header of this post is the subtitle of a new book The Future of Cities and Regions edited by Bazzanella, Caneparo, Corsico, and Roccasalva. Computation has finally drawn us to the point where planning support systems informed by simulation … Continue reading →

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