The Department of Computer Sciences, in collaboration with the Continuing Education Unit and Ibn Sina Unit for E-Learning at the College of Science has organized a virtual scientific lecture entitled “The city as complex network” with the participation of a number of students, researchers and those concerned with artificial intelligence and city planning.<\/p>\n
The aim of the lecture was to treat cities as systems over the past 50 years, to identify the past two decades, and the changes in the focus from macro-balance systems to more sophisticated systems whose structure emerges from the bottom up, and the basics of a traditional approach that focuses on balance and model change to one that treats cities as emerging phenomena, arising through a set of hierarchical levels of decision, driven in a decentralized manner and consistent with the complexities that dominate the simulation of urban form and function. The lecture was presented by Dr. Suhad Faisal Sheehan, who reviewed a series of balance models, particularly those based on spatial interaction, and how simple dynamic frameworks can be formed to create more realistic models, by exploring dynamics, showing non-linear systems that recognize chaos and related complexity, as well as identifying more practical plans for structuring cellular-based urban models.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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