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Simulation of Complex Social Systems


CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS

International Workshop on “Simulation of Complex Social Systems”
(SiCoSSys 2009)
http://www.insisoc.org/sicossys/

A one day Workshop hosted by the Spanish Conference on Artificial
Intelligence (CAEPIA 2009, http://www.lsi.us.es/caepia09)

Sevilla, Spain, 9th november 2009

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.

The workshop will be organized around three main questions, for which
position papers are requested:

  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?

Contributions (position papers) on these questions are welcome. They
should be of an extension of around 2 pages, in PDF format.

Authors are required to use Springer LNCS format for proceedings.

Submissions should be made through the EasyChair conference system which
will be available from 1st June from the workshop web site
(http://www.insisoc.org/sicossys).

After the workshop we plan to organize a special issue in an
international journal (to be determined) with contributions from the
participants on the results of the sessions.

IMPORTANT DATES

  • Position papers submissions: 30th June 2009
  • Notification of acceptance to authors: 1st September 2009
  • Final versions due: 15th September 2009
  • Workshop day: 9th November 2009

PROGRAM COMMITTEE

  • Frederic Amblard, IRIT-Univ. Toulouse
  • Luis Antunes, Univ. Lisboa
  • Rafael Corchuelo, Univ. Sevilla
  • Cesreo Hernndez, Univ. Valladolid
  • Jose Manuel Galn, Univ. Burgos
  • Nigel Gilbert, Univ. Surrey
  • Samer Hassan, Univ. Complutense Madrid
  • Franziska Klgl, rebro Universitet
  • Adolfo Lpez Paredes, Univ. Valladolid
  • F.J. Miguel, Univ. Autonoma Barcelona
  • Scott Moss, Manchester Metropolitan University
  • Pablo Noriega, IIIA-CSIC
  • Javier Pajares, Univ. Valladolid
  • Juan Pavn, Univ. Complutense Madrid
  • Marta Posada, Univ. Valladolid
  • Candelaria Sansores, Univ. Caribe
  • Klaus Troiztsch, Univ. Koblenz-Landau

For extra information, do not hesitate to contact workshop organizers by
email at sicossys09@easychair.org.

Adolfo Lpez-Paredes and Juan Pavn

SiCoSSys 2009 organizers.

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