Combining Agent-Based Modeling and Life Cycle Assessment for the Evaluation of Mobility Policies (vol 49, pg 1744, 2015)

Agent-based modelling, molluscan population dynamics, and archaeomalacology

Agent-based modelling Life-history Northern australia Benthic marine-invertebrates Spatial structure Marine mollusc resilience Life history traits Prey spatial structure Foraging dynamics Pacific islands Blue mud bay Southern africa Giant clam Behavioral depression California coast Tridacna-maxima

Predictive systems models can help elucidate bee declines driven by multiple combined stressors

Agent-based models Dynamics ecology Apis mellifera exposure Honeybees Protocol Failure Field monitoring program Mechanistic modeling Combined pesticide Colony survival Honeybee Beehave

MAS-based self-adaptive architecture for controlling and monitoring Cloud platforms

Management Negotiation architecture multiagent system Cloud computing Distributed systems

A reference decision model of first responders' decision-making

Response decision-making Situational risk awareness Common operational picture Emergency simulation Response simulation

Mutualistic mimicry enhances species diversification through spatial segregation and extension of the ecological niche space

Agent-based model frequency-dependent selection sympatric speciation Natural-selection Mutualism Asymmetric competition Range size Reproductive isolation Warning-color Shifting balance Macroevolution Mullerian mimicry Phylogenetic trees Heliconius butterflies Phylogenetic evidence

Functional responses in animal movement explain spatial heterogeneity in animal-habitat relationships

individual-based models Spatial distribution Marginal value theorem Decision-Making Foraging Predation risk Woodland caribou Ungulate Boreal forest Taiga Resource selection Anti-predator behaviour Predator-prey spatial games Ssf Prey shell games Spatiotemporal dynamics Changing availability Behavioral-response Limiting factors

Agent-based modelling for urban sprawl in the region of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

urban sprawl Agent based modelling Raster automata

Effects of Common Factors on Dynamics of Stocks Traded by Investors with Limited Information Capacity

behavior time-series Expectations Efficiency Financial-markets Returns Cross-section Attention

Conversation, cognition and cultural evolution A model of the cultural evolution of word order through pressures imposed from turn taking in conversation

typology cultural evolution language information Organization Turn taking Pragmatics Word order Thematic role-assignment Eye-movements Efficient communication Interactive alignment Speakers Japanese Universals