Conference 9th October 2011 9 a.m. Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
CSSSA 2011: Annual Conference of the Computational Social Science Society of America
- Web page
- http://computationalsocialscience.org/17-2
- Categories
- Agents, Bioinformatics, Complex Systems, Digital Economy, Distributed computing, Economic Networks, Economics, Human environment interaction, Human population, Social and Socio-economic Systems, Social Networks
- Submitter
- Petrina Butler
Computational Social Science Society of America: October 9-12, 2011
Over the past decade simulating social processes has become increasingly important in the social and life sciences. The Computational Social Science Society of America organizes its second conference in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The 2011 conference will provide a forum for presenting models and discussing present research and future directions.
Keynote Speaker
Professor Uri Wilensky of Northwestern University
Author of Netlogo
Papers and presentations can cover a wide range of research topics, including:
- Social networks and their dynamics
- Information and opinion dynamics
- Trust, reputation and norm dynamics
- Conflict and cooperation
- Social-ecological systems
- Collective behavior
- Agent-based computational economics
- Cultural dynamics
- Market dynamics and consumer behavior
- Innovation diffusion
- Empirically grounded agent-based modeling
- Model replication and validation
- Agent-based modeling platforms
- Participatory modeling and simulation
There are 2 types of contributions:
- Paper presentations for which you need to submit a paper.
- Poster presentations for which you need to submit an abstract of 300-500 words.
Papers have a maximum of 8 single-spaced pages and use times roman 12 font size. Abstracts and papers should be submitted to https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=csss2011
Accepted papers will be published in the post-proceedings. Authors of accepted papers must archive documentation of their models in a public repository.
Venue
http://www.bishopslodge.com/
Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
Important dates
Deadline submission: July 1, 2011
Notification acceptable: July 14, 2011
Early registration deadline: August 1, 2011
Conference Organizing Committee
Ed MacKerrow (Los Alamos National Lab) (Chair)
Bill Griffin (Arizona State University)
Marco Janssen (Arizona State University)
Logistics
New Mexico Consortium
Program Committee
Athena Aktipis – University of Arizona
Mark Altaweel – University of Alaska
Michael Barton – Arizona State University
Damon Centola – MIT
Andrew Crooks – George Mason University
Rosanna Garcia – Northeastern University
Armando Geller – George Mason University
Erik Johnston – Arizona State University
John Murphy – Argonne National Laboratory
Michael North – Argonne National Laboratory
William Rand – University of Maryland
Thomas Park – University of Arizona
Miles Parker – independent scholar
Jeffrey Schank – UC Davis
For more information see: http://computationalsocialscience.org/17-2