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Call for Mentors for the 2010-2011 New Mexico Supercomputing Challenge

For the past two years Swarmfest has served as a venue for participants of the New Mexico Supercomputing Challenge (SCC) to present their work, receive feedback and interact with active researchers using agent based modeling. The SCC is a program committed to teaching teams of middle and high schools students how to use powerful computers to analyze, model and solve real world problems, for more information please see http://challenge.nm.org . Agent based modeling has increasingly been used in SCC projects, with two of the top projects from the last two years utilizing agent based modeling. For details of these projects check out "To Kill a Flocking Bird " - http://challenge.nm.org/archive/09-10/finalreports/70.pdf and "Control and Spread of Wildfires" - http://challenge.nm.org/archive/09-10/finalreports/99.pdf . Mentoring can be accomplished online; those interested in more information should go to "The Role of a Challenge Mentor" http://challenge.nm.org/resources/role.shtml and "Questions to discuss with a team" http://challenge.nm.org/resources/tpd.html , or contact consult@challenge.nm.org for more information. We believe that this is an excellent opportunity to "get them while they are young" and provide an introduction into an exciting and growing area of computational research.

Thank you to all participants for a successful Swarmfest 2010!!!

June 20-22, 2010 in Santa Fe, NM

We returned to our roots in Santa Fe at the Santa Fe Complex (Website http://sfcomplex.org/ ) from Sunday, June 20 to Tuesday, June 22, 2010. Topics welcomed include: domain specific applications of Agent-based modeling, ABM toolkit development, optimization and analysis of ABMs, and implementation of ABMs on high-performance computing platforms. Visit the Swarmfest 2010 Page speakers, titles and abstracts. We hope to be posting presentations in the near future as well.

Our old friend, Board member and unofficial photo-archivist, Pietro Terna, has posted photos from Swarmfest 2010 at http://picasaweb.google.com/pietro.terna/SwarmFest2010June20222010SantaFe?feat=directlink .

-Posted by Gary An July 1, 2010

SDG Google Summer of Code students and Projects from 2008

Swarm Development Group were assigned two students by Google's Summer of Code program, Haruka Matsuzaki and Pavel Vinogradov. Pavel is investigated ways to describe models using ontologies and Haruka looked at ways to control simulations by wire using a web browser, and probably using XML-RPC. Pavel has contributed a wiki page on 2008 Summer of Code which you can find here.
Posted: --SFRailsback 20:31, 22 Apr 2008 (EDT)

Swarm for Ubuntu and Debian Linux

Jakson Aquino produced detailed instructions for making Swarm from source on Ubuntu/Debian Linux, and some binaries for Ubuntu 7.04. Thank you Jakson!
Posted: --SFRailsback 15:51, 28 Aug 2007 (EDT)

Be a Swarm Development Group Member!

Membership in SDG is a way to support our efforts to maintain and improve Swarm, and to support agent-based modeling. We just updated our membership page with new membership categories and procedures. Take a look to see what you can do.
Posted: --SFRailsback 17:34, 10 Nov 2006 (EST)



Agent- and Individual-based Modeling Resources

  • Resources for agent-based modeling. This is a new area of the wiki for information on agent-based modeling in general. There are sub-areas for:
    • Agent-based modeling community resources, including SwarmFest, our annual modeling conference
    • Software (information on alternative platforms; learning materials; template models; integrated development environments)
    • "How and why to do agent-based modeling": techniques and theory
    • Resources specific to different scientific domains
  • modelling@swarm.org: The email community of agent-based modelers. This email list discusses topics of general interest to agent-based modelers. More information and signup here.


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Swarm

  • Download site moved: The download site for Swarm software, examples, documentation, etc. has been moved from ftp :// ftp.swarm.org to http://ftp.swarm.org. Please send an email to support@swarm.org if you find any links needing updating.

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