Category Archives: Cellular Automata

Geodesign

Posted on July 25, 2012 by Michael Batty

Geodesign is the term coined by Carl Steinitz for the way in which “maps and geography are merging with mathematics and computing” as Jack Dangermond, President of ERSI, says in the Preface to Carl’s new book A Framework for Geodesign: … Continue reading →

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Advanced Geo-Simulation Models

Posted on April 3, 2012 by Michael Batty

I wrote the Foreword for this eBook and I think it is Ok for me to let you read what I have written as the book is online. If you click on the image of the book cover above, then … Continue reading →

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On to 21st Century Urban Simulation

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Michael Batty

Gone are the land use transportation models of the last three weeks and now come cellular automata models (lecture 7), fractal models and morphologies (lecture 8) and next week we will broach agent-based models. Click to get these two lectures. … Continue reading →

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