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EMIL, “EMergence In the Loop: simulating the two way dynamics of norm innovation“ is a three-year EC funded project
(Sixth Framework Programme – Information Society Technologies – Future and Emerging Technologies – Complex Systems)
involving six Partners: - Institute of Cognitive Science and Technology, National Research Council (CNR-ISTC, Italy)
- University of Bayreuth, Dept. of Philosophy (UBT, Germany)
- University of Surrey, Centre for Research on Social Simulation (UNIS, United Kingdom)
- Universität Koblenz-Landau (KL, Germany)
- Manchester Metropolitan University, Centre for Policy Modelling (MMU, United Kingdom)
- AITIA International Informatics Inc. (AITIA, Hungary)
Models The following table summarizes the models. Model name
| Description
| Model Results
| Modelling Platform(s)
| Owner(s)
| | Wikipedia | Model description is available here.
| Results are available here.
| Repast 3.1 & EMIL-S
| KL | | Traffic | Model description is available here. | Results are available here. | TRASS & EMIL-S | KL | | Micro Finance | Model description is available here. | Results are available here. | Prolog | MMU & KL
| | Hume | Model description is available here. | Results are available here. | Delphi | UBT | | Multi-Scenario World | Model description is available here. | Results are available here. | MATLAB | ISTC | | Multi-Scenario World II. | Model description is available here. | Results are available here. | TRASS & EMIL-S | KL | | Social Normative Compliance | Model description is available here. | Results are available here. | NetLogo | ISTC |
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