Just a quick post, In recently released Encyclopedia of Human Geography edited by Barney Warf we were asked to write a short chapter entitled "Agent-based Models and Geography" In the chapter we discuss how over the last several decades, agent-based modeling has gained widespread adoption in geography.and introduce the reader to what are agent-based models, how they have developed and types of geographical applications that can be explored with them, especially when linked to Geographical Information Systems (GIS). The chapter concludes with a brief summary along with a discussion of challenges and opportunities with agent-based modeling (ABM). If this sounds of interest, below you can find the full reference and link to the chapter.
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Example application domains for agent-based models over various spatial and temporal scales. For more examples and further details can be found at https://www.gisagents.org/ |
Full Referece:
Crooks, A.T. and Jiang, N. (2024), Agent-based Models and Geography, in Warf, B. (ed.), The Encyclopedia of Human Geography, Springer, Cham, Switzerland, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-25900-5_258-1. (pdf)
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