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European Social Simulation Association

Site of the European Social Simulation Association, sister organisation of the US based North American Association of Computational Social and Organisational Science, formed in 2003 in order to promote the development of social simulation research, education and application in Europe. Includes a link to the proceedings of the first ESSA conference held in Groningen, Netherlands in September (...)

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NAACSOS - The North American Association of Computational Social and Organisational Science

NAACSOS - The North American Association of Computational Social and Organisational Science, sister organisation of European Social Simulation Association.
The objectives of NAACSOS are: to encourage the international advancement of theory and research based upon social simulation, to promote cooperation among those working in the field, to maintain and post a list of conferences, meetings and workshops relating to social simulation with the aim of reducing unnecessary conflicts, to (...)

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LIBERGEO Research Group

The Modelling Group (Groupe Modélisation) is a part of the French research council (CNRS) funded LiberGEO research group. It provides an arena for the scientific exchange and cooperation on the theme of spatial modelling.
The group is founded on the principle that as long as intellectual property rights with respect to models are respected, all research benefits as much from exchanges about the concepts and hypotheses as from the exchange of algorithms and software.
The group wishes to (...)

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Anaplaste : Cartogram Software (in French)

Auteur de l’application : Gilles Vuidel (ThéMA, Besançon, France) d’après l’algorithme développé par O. Kapps
Conception de la méthode : C. Schneider (LIVE, Strasbourg, France)
Programmation originelle : G. Cherrier et J. Hirsch (LIVE, Strasbourg, France).
Méthode
Le logiciel Anaplaste permet de déformer une carte composée d’entités surfaciques en fonction d’une variable thématique quantitative et de produire une carte « piézoplèthe » (famille des cartogrammes).
Le (...)

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