List of Accepted Papers for the track @ ESSA 2013 on “Using qualitative data to inform behavioral rules”

The accepted papers to be orally presented at ESSA 2013, in no particular order:

Martin Neumann. Grounded Simulation

Tilman Schenk. Generating an agent based model from interviews and observations: procedures and challenges

Javier Alvarez-Galvez. Agent-Based Decision Support System for Studying Health System Efficiency

Elizabeth Carabine. Narratives of a drought: exploring resilience in Kenya’s drylands

Emma Norling. An Approach to Capturing Cognitive Processes

Bruce Edmonds. Towards a Context- and Scope-Sensitive Analysis for Specifying Agent Behaviour

Ozge Dilaver Kalkan. A Grounded Simulation of Early Adoption Advantages During Diffusion of Innovations

Magnus Josefsson. Interpreting the conundrum of social mechanisms: Insights from grounded theory

Amineh Ghorbani, Noortje Schrauwen and Gerard Dijkema. Using Ethnographic Information to Conceptualize Agent-based Models

Nicolas Gailliard, Olivier Barreteau and Richard-Ferroudji Audrey. Participatory policy making in practice: simulating boundary work in water governance

Pablo Lucas. An Adaptation of the Ethnographic Decision Tree Modeling Methodology for Developing Evidence-Driven Agent-Based Models

Jesus Rosales-Carreon and Cesar Garcia-Diaz. Using Qualitative Data To Explore Knowledge Transfer Scenarios In Agent-Based Models: The Case Of Zero-Energy Buildings

Sukaina Bharwani, Richard Taylor, Tahia Devisscher, Monica Coll Besa and Michael Fischer. What drives decision-making on livelihood options in the forest communities of Cameroon?

Frank Schiller, Anne Skeldon, Tina Balke, Michelle Grant, Alexandra Penn, Lauren Basson, Paul Jensen, Nigel Gilbert, Ozge Dilaver Kalkan and Amy Woodward. Defining relevance and finding rules: an agent-based model of biomass use in the Humber area

Serge Bobo Kadiri and Christophe Le Page. Raising the awareness of local populations about the sustainability of bushmeat hunting through the incremental introduction of an agent-based model. A case study in the region of Korup National Park (Cameroon)

Armando Geller, Seyed Mussavi Rizi and Maciej Latek. EFMAS: Elicitation Framework for Multiagent Systems

Krzysztof Kulakowski, Piotr Gronek and Antoni Dydejczyk. Discrete Chaos In Everyday Life