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- Wed May 08, 1996 7:47 am
- Forum: SD Mailing List Archive
- Topic: Price and Carbon Emissions Limitations
- Replies: 4
- Views: 5030
Price and Carbon Emissions Limitations
For Agus Sari: The Europeans take GHG much more seriously than does the US. Cambridge Econometrics Ltd. (Terry Barker, CEO) out of the UK has been looking at the feedback impacts of this problem for years in the UK and for the European Commission. They use I/O with cointegration. (Cointegration coul...
- Wed May 01, 1996 11:04 am
- Forum: SD Mailing List Archive
- Topic: Discrete Feedback
- Replies: 0
- Views: 2130
Discrete Feedback
Relatvie to discrete systems, Joel Rahn asked "Do you have a reference or two for this kind of analysis (mode splitting)? I am not sure I see how it can be done in a discrete-event model. Is the feedback you mention here based on policies or is it purely random (a certain percentage of defectiv...
- Mon Apr 29, 1996 11:36 am
- Forum: SD Mailing List Archive
- Topic: discrete vs. continuous simulation
- Replies: 17
- Views: 19580
discrete vs. continuous simulation
As has been noted by many, this discussion is very old. Most engineering simulationists have lived this problem since the 60s. The Apollo space missions and nuclear power simulations lived (and died) based on the appropriate delineation of this issue. At Purdue Universitys School of Industrial Engin...
- Mon Apr 22, 1996 2:02 pm
- Forum: SD Mailing List Archive
- Topic: SD and conflict resolution
- Replies: 2
- Views: 3169
SD and conflict resolution
This is for Drew (apjones@MIT.edu) who wanted some contacts for the use of SD in litigation (conflict resolution). Much has occurred in the energy and environmental regulatory areas over the last wo decades. Here are a few starting points. Andy Ford has several papers on his work while at Los Alamos...
- Fri Apr 19, 1996 5:04 pm
- Forum: SD Mailing List Archive
- Topic: Reliable models: Part MMMCXXVII
- Replies: 0
- Views: 1545
Reliable models: Part MMMCXXVII
This discussion has now entered the stage of ruffled feathers with the feel of the Inquisition and the common ground of the Scopes trial on evolution versus creationism. John Sterman and George Richardson are holding up well, but it would seem their agnostic scientific approach badly confronts the f...