URBAN DYNAMICS has received increased interest from geographers, economist, mathematicians and computer scientists, all contributors to the theoretical body to understand this subject, while modelers attempt to forecast the dynamics of the system by producing more complex applicable models. From both ends, the theoretical and the application side, there is a number of open and interrelated questions that make this field an attractive matter. Therefore an additional agglomeration between research contributors can be both motivating and conducive to some beneficial interactions.
The workshop is designed to maximize discussion time in plenary sessions motivated by keynote speakers, combined with parallel sessions of more specific research topics. Socializing time will help to intensify collaboration opportunities and to build a network of URBANICS’ scientists.
The date choice: March 22-25, 2010, when the summer-autumn transition yields mild sunny and tranquil days, along with reduced costs.
The audience: a medium size workshop of 70 to 100 attendees, including keynote speakers, paper authors and students. Call for Papers:
Abstract submission:30 September Acceptance date: 30 October Abstract length: 300 - 500 words Official paper's language: English |