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Agent- and Individual-based Modeling Resources

This is our main page for resources and information of use to agent-based modelers in general, not just Swarm users. You are encouraged to add relevant items to this page...see the help box below.

User Community | Software | Why, How to do Agent-based Modeling | Domain-Specific Resources

Community Resources

modelling@swarm.org: The email community of agent-based modelers. This email list discusses topics of general interest to agent-based modelers. We encourage participation by anyone interested in ABMs. For additional information, to see the archives, or to sign up, go here.

SwarmFest. SwarmFest is SDG's annual agent-based modeling conference. SwarmFest is informal, interdisciplinary, non-denominational (users of Repast, NetLogo, etc. and even FORTRAN are welcome), and international. SwarmFest is an excellent place to present new or tentative results, talk about methodological issues, and meet new collaborators.

Software Resources

Software tools: What is available? A fairly up-to-date page of links to software tools for agent-based modeling

Reviews and comparisons of ABM software: Citations for papers or web sites providing comparisons of software platforms

Template software is one of the best tools for getting started programming models-it provides simple working code that can be modified as needed. This page provides an extensive series of template models for five platforms: MASON, NetLogo, Repast, and Java and Objective-C Swarm.

Why and How to do Agent-based and Individual-based Modeling

Should I use an ABM for my research? How would I design it, and apply it to my research problems? Can I do "theory" with an ABM? How do I get started?

A short list of literature on general ABM design and use issues

Domain-Specific Resources

Our intent is to provide links to "domain central" sites: places where you can find lots of information and links specific to agent-based modeling in one scientific domain.

Leigh Tesfatsion's Agent-based Computational Economics site is an up-to-date, extensive resource for economists.

Some domain-specific links; please add your project.

Help

How is this section of the wiki organized? If I want to add information to this section, where should I put it? See the relevant section of the Objectives and organization page
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