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Professor Rob Olshansky at the Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Dept of Urban and Regional Planning), my alma mater, did a lot of work in this area (post-earthquake recovery). Not SD, but you may still like to contact him if interested. It was done for/after the big California earthquakes. www...

Dear Marion Prof. Coyle and Jim Hines responded to your second case, with the expression "(1-population/capacity)*population" in your email as not being a rate. This stock-flow distinction is extremely important and is often misapplied; of course you can use this expression as a part of a ...

This is a very interesting problem. I have a few comments and then some suggestions as to how you can solve it, with a reference. (1) First, it seems to me that some elements of the problem are still not well-defined. Is there only one product flowing from one compartment to the other or are there >...

Contact Prof. Bruce Hannon at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He (and Jim Westervelt) had done some neat work with (if I remember correctly) the Florida Everglades, breaking the region down into small parts (using GRASS, a GIS) and having a Stella model for each part. So the Stella m...

In reply to Johns thought-provoking questions on S-shaped growth followed by a decline: (First, for a realistic example of how this may happen, please check out the story Jesse Liberty provides in his book "Clouds to Code - A Case Study in Application Development with UML, Design Patterns, and ...