Titlebook: Complex Systems and Self-organization Modelling; Cyrille Bertelle (Professor),Gérard H.E. Duchamp ( Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Simulation of Emotional Processes in Decision Makingd Collins) model emotion type is used to define several criteria representing a human emotional structure. Moreover, a probabilistic graph is brought into play for the behavior representation through the game environment. Results are promising and show that the emotional reactivity is coherent and globally lead the player to his objectives.

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A Passage to Complex Systemsg from complicated to complex, which rests upon the new paradigm of passing from classical trajectory space to more abstract trajectory manifolds associated to natural system invariants characterizing complex system dynamics. So they are basically of qualitative nature, independent of system state s

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Cliff Collapse Hazards Spatio-Temporal Modelling through GIS: from Parameters Determination to Multimeasurements and data analysis, four types of geological information have been added to the GIS model and a first computation of hazard modelling has been proposed to design a collapse hazard sensitivity map, based on a elementary summation of the parameters. We now prospect to introduce a ruled-bas

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Combined Sprinkler/Standpipe Systems,measurements and data analysis, four types of geological information have been added to the GIS model and a first computation of hazard modelling has been proposed to design a collapse hazard sensitivity map, based on a elementary summation of the parameters. We now prospect to introduce a ruled-bas

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01838-2re practical aspect, GIS has now to evolve to manage updating. We will explain how the updating processes can be described as an evolution processus for GIS and transform them from complicated systems to complex systems.

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The Problem of Standpoint in Phenomenology,s and on the possibility of modelling and simulating its double complexity with a formal and methodological framework: the General Systems Theory and System Dynamics modelling. Then we briefly propose a model of urban catastrophe related to a flood. After we propose some ways of research allowing exceeding the limits related to the modelling.