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    Conclusions

    We finish the book with a chapter in which we describe what we decided not to do or include in the ASSOCC framework. Where did we stop? And why did we stop? The temptation is to keep adding more and more aspec...

    Frank Dignum, Loïs Vanhée, Maarten Jensen in Social Simulation for a Crisis (2021)

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    Introduction

    The introduction of this book sets the stage of performing social simulations in a crisis. The contents of the book are based on the experience of creating a large scale and complex social simulation for the Covi...

    Frank Dignum, Loïs Vanhée, Maarten Jensen in Social Simulation for a Crisis (2021)

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    Agile Social Simulations for Resilience

    In previous chapters we have described the results and analysis of social simulations for crisis situations based on the experiences of the ASSOCC framework. Whereas we managed to build an implementation in a ...

    Maarten Jensen, Frank Dignum, Loïs Vanhée, Cezara Păstrăv in Social Simulation for a Crisis (2021)

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    Social Simulations for Crises: From Models to Usable Implementations

    Simulations created for crises naturally have two important goals: the simulation must both be sound and solid from a scientific standpoint, but also should be exploitable at very short notice by stakeholders ...

    Cezara Păstrăv, Maarten Jensen, René Mellema, Loïs Vanhée in Social Simulation for a Crisis (2021)

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    Engineering Social Simulations for Crises

    Building social simulations during crises for decision-support largely expands the concerns and partly differs from building classic academic simulations: stakeholders are under high pressure and need fast and...

    Loïs Vanhée in Social Simulation for a Crisis (2021)

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    Social Simulations for Crises: From Theories to Implementation

    This chapter describes how the general theories presented in the previous chapter have been used for the concrete ASSOCC software platform, which is used as the basis for all the scenarios described in Chaps.  ...

    Maarten Jensen, Loïs Vanhée, Christian Kammler in Social Simulation for a Crisis (2021)

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    Deployment and Effects of an App for Tracking and Tracing Contacts During the COVID-19 Crisis

    The general idea of tracking and tracing apps is that they track the contacts of users so that in case a user tests positive for COVID-19, all the other users that she has been in contact with get a warning si...

    Maarten Jensen, Fabian Lorig, Loïs Vanhée, Frank Dignum in Social Simulation for a Crisis (2021)