Titlebook: Empirical Agent-Based Modelling - Challenges and Solutions; Volume 1, The Charac Alexander Smajgl,Olivier Barreteau Book 2014 Springer Scie

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Perspectives on Deep-Sea Miningles.However, both scales cannot easilybe connected. This chapter describes a method of using data stemming from geo-marketing research to support this scaling-up process with lifestyles and their localisation that are used as an empirical bridge between the micro and the macro levels.

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Leiss’s Critical Theory of Human Needsrket (NEM) as modelled by Genersys. Through initiatives such as formal focus group meetings, gathering observations of industry experts, analysing market data and a selective approach in representing real systems, modellers can improve the design and potential future use of their simulation systems.

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A Case Study on Characterising and Parameterising an Agent-Based Integrated Model of Recreational Fsimulation of the location, frequency, duration, and seasonality of an angler’s fishing trip as well as the angler’s expected fish catch. This case represents a relatively new approach to characterising agent-based models: using econometrically estimated models to drive agent behaviour.

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Empiricism and Agent-Based Modelling,is growing recognition roots in the increasing demand for methods that allow integrating indicators from various disciplines across a broader systems perspective. Agent-based modelling gains its integrative strength from a combination of factors, in particular its ability

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Human-Ecosystem Interaction in Large Ensemble-Models,ns changes with social, economic, political and technological changes and management strategies are implicitly difficult to assess: as soon as one is in place, the baseline for comparison changes. Unfortunately with growing population and associated demands it is an issue that cannot be avoided.