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EXTENDED DEADLINE!!! |
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The Steering
Committee of the conference has decided to extend the deadline of the
conference until March 22nd. |
Simulation of Complex Social Systems
Topics
Agent oriented modelling provides a conceptual framework for analysis
and simulation of complex social systems. This comes from the fact that agent
related concepts allow the representation of organizational and behavioural
aspects of individuals in a society and their interactions.
This has motivated in the last years the development of a wide range of
software languages/shells/libraries to simulate agent-based models. This
workshop intends to promote discussion on theories, methods, and tools for
agent-based modelling and simulation of complex social systems. This discussion
should drive to the identification of key research issues in this novel domain:
1. Complexity and Agent Based Simulation. Simulation
of complex systems. Simulation of ABM and GIS, Social Networks, Human-subject
experimentation. Contributions from Social Neuroscience and Neuroeconomics. ABS
for policy-makers.
2. Conceptual and Methodological issues concerning the
social sciences practitioners. Modelling facilities. Threats and opportunities
for computer scientists and social scientists cooperation. Rigour and
Replication in social simulation. Statistical and Software validation.
3. Scalability of agent based simulations. Limitations
for Agent Based Simulation. Is there a need for a grid-based agent-based
simulation platform?
Authors' Guidelines
Original, high-quality technical papers are solicited for review,
possible presentation and subsequent publication in the conference proceedings.
Final paper submissions are to be made electronically to SCS via the SCS
Conference Proceedings Management System. Include complete postal and e-mail
addresses, and fax and phone numbers of corresponding author. Papers must be in
English. (Papers must be submitted in the SCS format: http://www.scs.org/PDFs/formattingkit.pdf).
For further instructions, please refer to the Submission Instructions in the
SCS Conference Proceedings Management System web site (http://www.scs.org/summersim/submission/).
Confirmations will be sent to the contact author when the file has been
retrieved and successfully viewed or printed. Only original unpublished
material will be considered for publication. Authors should identify the
area(s) in which they think their contribution would best fit, and should
clearly indicate whether the submission is for a poster session or a full
paper. Only papers that have not been previously published or presented are
acceptable. Authors must obtain any employer, client, or government clearances
before submission of the final manuscript. All conference attendees are
expected to participate at their own expense.
Key Dates
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Submissions of papers: |
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March 22th, 2010 |
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Notification of acceptance: |
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In next Extended Deadline CFP |
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Final Camera-Ready Submission: |
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In next Extended Deadline CFP |
Workshop chairs
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Adolfo López-Paredes |
(INSISOC@Univ. Valladolid) |
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Juan Pavón |
(GRASIA@Univ. Complutense Madrid) |
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Rubén Fuentes |
(GRASIA@Univ. Complutense Madrid) |