Advances in agent-based modelling have led to theoretically-grounded spatial agent models of urban dynamics, capturing the dynamics of population, property prices, and regeneration. We leverage our extant agent-based model founded on the rent-gap theory, as a lens to study the effect of sizeable refugee migration in an abstracted model of a densely-populated Mediterranean city. Our exploratory work provides the foundation for calibration with real data, and offers a step towards a tool for policy makers asking what-if questions about the urban environment in the context of migration.
Picascia, S., Yorke Smith, N. (2017). Towards an agent-based simulation of housing in Urban beirut. In L.P. Mohammad-Reza Namazi-Rad (a cura di), Agent Based Modelling of Urban Systems ABMUS 2016 (pp. 3-20). Springer Verlag [10.1007/978-3-319-51957-9_1].
Towards an agent-based simulation of housing in Urban beirut
PICASCIA, STEFANO;
2017-01-01
Abstract
Advances in agent-based modelling have led to theoretically-grounded spatial agent models of urban dynamics, capturing the dynamics of population, property prices, and regeneration. We leverage our extant agent-based model founded on the rent-gap theory, as a lens to study the effect of sizeable refugee migration in an abstracted model of a densely-populated Mediterranean city. Our exploratory work provides the foundation for calibration with real data, and offers a step towards a tool for policy makers asking what-if questions about the urban environment in the context of migration.
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