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The "Social Systems Engineering Centre" (InSiSoc) has participated as an organizer or partner in a direct way in the following events.
5th International Conference in Artificial Economics
Valladolid (Spain), September 10-11, 2009
Agent-based Computational Economics (ACE) deals with the computational study of economies as complex adaptive systems, composed of interacting agents with cognitive skills. This area has provoked a great deal of academic interest in various fields of Economics, especially in relation to Complex Systems approaches.
The Conference is devoted to recent scientific advances in the field of Agent-Based Computational Economics, but it is also opened to methodological surveys.
Artificial Economics 2009 will be held September 10-11 th, 2009 in Valladolid (Spain).
CEPMaW'08.
CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING PROJECT MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
Valladolid (Spain), October 2-3, 2008
CEPMaW'08.
CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING PROJECT MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
The past days 2 and 3 October 2008, INSISOC had the honor to organize, in collaboration with numerous sponsors, the first "Construction and Engineering Project Management International Workshop", under the name CEPMaW'08.
The theme of the conference was center in the area of Project Management (Project Management), an area of knowledge that has experienced a remarkable progress during the past two decades. The CEPMaW'08 was a unique forum in which practitioners, academics and researchers to exchange knowledge and experience building bridges between theory and practice of project management. During a day and a half, there was a discussion on methodological developments, new trends, as well as cases of success in project management in construction and engineering.
More information on the following links:
Presents a series of videos that reflect the major papers that took place during the days of CEPMaW'08.
ESSA'04
2nd International Conference of the European Social Simulation Association and 2nd Model To Model Workshop
Valladolid (Spain), September 16-19, 2004
There is growing agreement that the time has come to form a learned society to promote the development of social simulation’
( Quote from the ESSA site)
This conference took place at the University of Valladolid, one of the oldest universities. The conference aims at bringing together social scientists and experts in social simulation, to explore current theoretical and applied developments in simulation of social complex systems. Conference focus topics included (but not limited to):
- formalising behavioural theory in agent properties,
- simulating social phenomena that emerges from interactions of multiple agents (e.g. the evolution of norms),
- simulating empirically based stylised social facts (e.g., typical dynamics of innovation diffusion) and
- simulating behaviour in complex environments (e.g., traffic flows, water management etc).
The conference provided an ideal setting for extended presentations and lively discussions on social simulation.