In this paper, we share findings from Family Leadership Design Collaborative’s (FLDC) multi-year work, which comprised 10 co-design collaboratives engaged in historicizing their experiences and imagining transformative possibilities for education together. Using knowledge interaction analysis (e.g., diSessa, Levin, & Brown, 2015) examined collaboratives’ conceptual ecologies (Kelly Green, 1...

We present an agent-based model for studying the societal implications of attitude change theories. Various psychological theories persuasive communication at individual level are implemented as simulation experiments. The allows us to investigate effects contagion and assimilation, motivated cognition, polarity, source credibility, idiosyncratic formation. Simulations show that different produ...

flexibility as an ability to respond to changing circumstances is one of the vital characteristics of the natural and built environment. during the contemporary era, diversity of methods relating the architectural flexibility execution are suggested. but along with contemporary conceptual approaches toward pluralism and uncertainty, it seems that the multiplicity of approaches toward flexibilit...

We propose an extension of action theories to intention theories in the framework of situation calculus. Moreover the method for implementing action theories is adapted to consider the new components. The intention theories take account of the BDI (Belief-Desire-Intention) architecture. In order to avoid the computational complexity of theorem proving in modal logic, we explore an alternative a...

Monostatic pursuit refers to the operating mode formed by two monostatic SAR systems that follow an identical orbit with a separation in time of several seconds. The detected changes between scenes seconds difference are most likely caused ground moving targets. Hence, this opens opportunity detect targets change detection methods. paper investigates possibility using and combine GMTI for GMTI....