Clara Schmitt,Sebastien Rey-Coyrehourcq,Romain Reuillon, “Algorithmes évolutionnaires pour le calibrage de modèles géographiques”, October 1st 2012, Journées scientifiques mésocentres et France Grilles. watch online (in French)
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Lecture for the inauguration of the Complex Systems Institute in Le Havre
Denise Pumain, “La complexité en géographie et en sciences humaines et sociales”, May 2012, Complex Systems Institute in Normandy (ISCN). watch online
Pre-AGILE joint workshop MECHANICITY VS GEODIVERCITY (ERC)
On Tuesday April 24th 2012, the ERC programs MECHANICITY and GEODIVERCITY met at a pre-AGILE workshop in Avignon.
First part: joint session with Workshop “Complexity modelling for urban structure and dynamics” organised by Bin Jiang and Itzhak Benenson
Mike Batty and Robin Morphet, « Spatial complexity »
Denise Pumain, « Organizing a variety of agent-based models for solving theoretical problems »
Itzhak Benenson, « Equations or geosimulation? To understand the phenomenon you need both! »
Bin Jiang, « Head/tail breaks: A new classification scheme for data with a heavy-tailed distribution »
Second part: MECHANICITY and GEODIVERCITY
Urban Growth, Chair: Denise Pumain
Elsa Arcaute (MECHANICITY), « Looking for scaling in UK Cities »
Clémentine Cottineau (GEODIVERCITY), « A tool for assessing the specificity of the evolutionary path of Russian cities »
Urban Boundaries, Chair: Mike Batty
Erez Hatna (MECHANICITY), « Redefining urban boundaries towards scaling »
Elfie Swerts (GEODIVERCITY), « A multi-level analysis of urban growth in the Indian urban system »
Simulating cities, Chair: Arnaud Banos
Mathieu Leclaire and Romain Reuillon (GEODIVERCITY), « Openmole, a generic platform for model experimentation using distributed computing »
Clara Schmitt and Sebastien Rey-Coyrehourcq (GEODIVERCITY), « Simpoplocal, a simulation model for early urban settlements : automated calibration with genetic algorithm »
Erez Hatna (MECHANICITY), « The Schelling model of Segregation: the effect of agents with distributed tolerance thresholds »
Thomas Louail (GEODIVERCITY), « SimpopNano, a model for exploring the effect of networks on urban dynamics »
Conclusion of the day, discussion and perspectives of collaboration
AAG Annual Meeting 2012 NYC
Contribution from the GeoDiverCity research group to the AAG session « Evolutionary Economic Geography« , organized by D. F. Kogler and D. Rigby, 24th February 2012 :
Céline Vacchiani-Marcuzzo and Fabien Paulus : « Innovative activities and economic trajectories of cities (USA, France) ».
Contributions from the GeoDiverCity research group to the AAG session « Agent-Based Models and Geographical Systems« , organized by A. Heppenstall, M. Batty, M. Birkin, Ch. Bone and A. Crooks, 25-26th February 2012 :
Sebastien Rey Coyrehourcq and Clara Schmitt : « Guided and automated exploration for the calibration of an agent-based model ».
Elfie Swerts : « Simulating the evolution of urban systems in developing countries : the Indian case ».
Einar Holm and Lena Sanders : « Agent-based spatial microsimulation for modeling emergence and long term dynamics of labor markets and settlement systems ».
Clémentine Cottineau : « A tool for assessing the specificity of the evolutionary path of Russian cities ».
Thomas Louail : « Consequences of streets networks and accessibility patterns on cities’ spatial organization : a computational study ».
Denise Pumain : « The Simpop family : form an evolutionary urban theory to a computable, agent-based geographical ontology ».