Discussion of Integrating Biological-Chemical Hazard Simulation and Artificial Society Computational Experimental Platform

Abstract

Abstract: Biological-chemical hazard once brought great loss to human beings, which encouraged people to develop a number of biological-chemical simulation models and corresponding simulation tools. However, influences of hazards to society were rarely considered in the past. By integrating biological-chemical simulation and artificial society computational experimental platform, it was feasible to assess hazard and analyze its social effects meanwhile, which efficiently assisted manager to estimate hazard risk and make decisions. Two methodologies of integration and a corresponding example were given.

Key words: biological and chemical simulation, artificial society, computational experiment, pedestrian evacuation

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Qiu Sihang, Qiu Xiaogang, Chen Bin. Discussion of Integrating Biological-Chemical Hazard Simulation and Artificial Society Computational Experimental Platform[J]. Journal of System Simulation, 2015, 27(9): 2194-2202.

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