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Dr. Paul M. Torrens, Center for Urban Science + Progress, New York University |
Geographic automata models for glaciology
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The aims of this project are to develop innovative modeling techniques and technologies for exploring dynamics in glaciology. Our approach is centered on geographic automata, which are employed as computational building-blocks for model systems, with the ability to flexibly accommodate varied representations of geometry, spacing and timing, scale, processes, and systems in a unified framework, while still remaining faithful to long-standing grid models that have been pioneered in ice sheet simulation. |
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Iceberg calving at the ice-sheet/ocean interface
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Robot motion control |
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Human behavior in critical scenarios |
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Modeling riots |
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A toolkit for measuring sprawl
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Simulating crowd behavior |
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Wi-Fi geography |
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Simulating sprawl |
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