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Workshop on Case Based Modelling

Jun 12, 2018 | News

Brian Castellani, CECAN Fellow, recently ran a workshop at Warwick University along with Pete Barbrook-Johnson.

They met with Tim Sunderland of Natural England and what Brian describes as a group of great people from DEFRA and Natural England!

The purpose of the workshop was to continue to design the COMPLEX-IT software to make it better for policy evaluation and to help the participants think better about their policy evaluation from a complex systems perspective, including what types of databases and methods would be necessary to do so, such as agent-based modelling, systems mapping and case-based modelling.

It was noted that case based modelling and COMPLEX-IT may be particularly useful in natural capital efforts.

To find out more about the COMPLEX-IT toolkit please visit Brian’s blog.

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