CASOS 2002
June 21-23, 2002
Location: CMU, Pittsburgh, PA
KeyNote: TBA
This international conference explores advances in computational social
and organizational science. The purpose of this conference is to
explore advances in computational social and organizational science. Of
particular interest is recent work in any of the following areas:
1) computational theorizing about complex social systems including small
groups, political systems, organizations, societies, institutions and
technology enhanced environments
2) new computational or network based analysis tools for studying
complex social or organizational systems, social-psychological, social,
organizational, political and technological systems
3) empirical tests of computational, mathematical, or logical models
4) formal complex systems models
5) computational models of impact of new technologies
6) multi-agent network models
Presentations are from a combination of invited and submitted
papers. Participants need not present a paper. Individuals interested in
presenting a paper must submit an extended abstract.
There will be a Ph.D. student paper competition. The winner of
this competition will have their extended abstract published in CMOT.
Additional information as it becomes available will be posted to
www.casos.ece.cmu.edu
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Submitted Papers - Guidelines
If you are interested in presenting a paper you must submit an extended
abstract by March 5, 2002 to Kathleen M. Carley -
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See attached files for more information.
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