Advances in Social Simulation

<p>Part I Public Health: Agent-based Modelling and Public Health: An Introduction to the Proceedings of the 2023 Social Simulation Conference.- Estimating Population Burden of Stroke with an Agent-Based Model.- Crowd Health Encoding, for Crowd Simulations Using the Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics Computational Method.- Reculer Pour Mieux Sauter: Resurrecting an ABM of Household Budgeting and Applying It to Deteriorating Economic Conditions.- Growing populations from the `bottom-up': an ABM approach to the generation of synthetic populations.- Whole-system pandemic modelling including pathogen evolution.- ABM for simulating the access to elective surgery services: the issue of patient mobility in Italy.- Simple Heuristics as Mental Model for Staple Food Choice: An ABM Exercise.- Part II Policy Modelling: Policy comparisons and causality in an agent-based model.- Simulations as a Dialogue Tool: Strengthening Community Engagement and Local Democratic Processes.- Gamification and Simulation for Innovation&nbsp;Exploring Investment Decisions in Energy Retrofitting with a Multi-Stage Algorithm: An Agent-Based Model.- Modeling Realistic Human Behavior in Disasters. A Rapid Literature Review of Agent-Based Models reviews.- Towards a social simulation interaction tool for policy makers - a new research agenda to enable usage of more complex social simulations.- A ‘Theory of the Middle Range’ to Support Food Security and Circular Economy Value Chain Scenario Analysis.- Research Joint Ventures in an R&amp;D Driven Market with Evolving Consumer Preferences: An Evolutionary Multi-Agent Based Modeling Approach.- Aspiration adaptation, poverty, and agricultural management: an agent-based modelling study.- Policy Development for Societal Challenges: The Collaborative Agent Based Modelling Policy Framework.- PANDORA &nbsp;- an agent-based-model to analyze acceptance of (energy) policies, applied to the German heating sector.- Barriers and model curation issues associated with rapid adaptation of empirical legacy ABM in response to urgent policy maker queries.- A Declaration of Social Simulator Rights.- To be or about to become? Moral responsibility within transition to community energy.- Part III Management and Economics: Aspirations Levels in Agent-based Models of &nbsp;Decision-Making in Organizational Contexts&nbsp;Building resilient organizations: The roles of top-down vs. bottom-up organizing.- A comparative analysis of open and closed strategy-making: A simulation study.- Local Sharing and Sociality Effects on Wealth Inequality in a Simple Artificial Society.- Income vs. Demand: Exploring Dynamics of Poverty Lines using Agent-based Modeling.- Modelling Demographic Developments Driven by Housing Market Dynamics.- Part IV Social Influence and Opinion Dynamics:&nbsp;<br>
Crowd Health Encoding, for Crowd Simulations Using the Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics Computational Method&nbsp;Exploring the stepwise process and consequences of identity fusion in different groups: An agent-based model&nbsp;Does a group's size affect the behavior of a crowd? An analysis based on an agent model.- Analyzing the Emergence and Dynamics of Pluralistic Ignorance with Agent-Based Models.- How abstract mechanisms come alive: modelling network path dependence using qualitative data.- Interstellar knowledge dynamics.- The grand challenge of helping people agree and how we might go about collectively tackling it.- Minority Opinion Expression in the Presence of Perceived Majority Dominance.- How Schwartz values influence social networks in the workplace.- Towards a specification of behaviour models for crowds.- Part V Methodology and Theory: Human Simulation to Challenge Human-Aware Robot Navigation.- A Guide to Re-Implementing Agent-based Models: Experiences from the HUMAT Model&nbsp;Dynamic Context-Sensitive Deliberation for Scalability in Realistic Social Simulations.- Thirty years of sense and sensibility in Agent-Based Models: A bibliometric analysis<br>
Aspects of Decision-Making in Human-Machine Teaming.-&nbsp;&nbsp;Superstition in the cognitive model: Modelling ritualised behaviour as error management.- Towards Reflective Normative Agents.- The curse of possibilities.- Using Survey Data to develop agent-based models of spatial segregation.- Agent Decision-Making Heterogeneity - Agent (Meta)Frameworks for Agent-Based Modelling.</p>