Aesop’s Thematic Group meeting on CARDIFF 5th – 6th May 2006
Published at: 6 May 2006
Meeting files to be downloaded can be found on the left
Planning and Complexity
Relevant Files
- Abstracts for the 3rd Meeting at Cardiff
- Mike Batty - Complexity, Prediction, and Planning
- Elisabete A. Silva - Waves of Complexity: bifurcations or phase transitions
- Joana Barros - Complexity and dynamics in Latin American cities: an agent-based simulation approach
- Lidia Diappi - A Multi Agent Simulation approach based on Smith’s Rent Gap theory
- Oswald Devisch and Harry Timmermans - In search of a complex urban model: The case of residential mobility
- Edwin Buitelaar - Complexity, institutions and transaction costs: a complicated triangular relationship
- Erel Avineri - Braess’ Paradox and the Fractal Geometry of Road Hierarchy
- Yos Sunitiyoso, Erel Avineri, Kiron Chatterjee - Agent-based simulation of social interactions to model diffusion of compliance with a transport policy measure
- Gert de Roo - Complexity and complex systems – promise and critique
- Luca Bertolini - Why and how can complexity theories help spatial planners?
- Angelique Chettiparamb - Autopoiesis and the Possibility for Planning
- Cletus Moobela - Intervention without violation of natural order: towards a complexity perspective of the urban system
- Janneke Hagens - Dealing with spatial complexity -Conceptualization in regional planning practice