Exploratory Modeling for Policy Analysis

Exploratory Analysis and Implications for Modeling

ions, usually aggregations, are fundamental in exploratory analysis. Finding suitable abstractions, relating them, and conducting both high-level exploratory analysis and appropriate zooming into detail are greatly facilitated if models are designed in a special way. This is the subject of multiresolution, multiperspective modeling (MRMPM). Although the subject relates most directly to new mode...

Modeling Agroecosystem Services for Policy Analysis *

* Paper for the Workshop and Policy Round Table on: California Agroecosystem Services: Assessment, Valuation and Policy Perspectives, University of California at Davis,September, 2007, sponsored by University of California Agricultural Issues Center and California Institute for the Study of Specialty Crops ,California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. ** Antle is a Professor in the...

QoS Policy Modeling for Conflict Analysis

Policy-based network management is a necessity in managing large scale environments. It provides means for separating high level system requirements from actual implementation. As the network size increases the need for automated tools to perform management increases rapidly. Configuring routers and network devices to achieve Quality of Service goals is a challenging task. Using Differentiated ...

Formal Modeling of Diffie-Hellman Derivability for Exploratory Automated Analysis

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System Dynamics: Systemic Feedback Modeling for Policy Analysis