People's movements, interactions and behaviours have always been at the centre of the
modelling of complex social systems. This chapter introduces an individual-based, dynamic …

For many scientific disciplines, the continued progression of information technology has
increased the availability of data, computation and analytical methodologies including …

The National e-Infrastructure for Social Simulation (NeISS) is a multi-disciplinary
collaboration between computation and social science within the UK Digital Social …

This chapter describes a dynamic spatial microsimulation model which is applicable for
small geographical areas across Great Britain. The model is capable of providing insights …

The UK is home to the largest and longest-running longitudinal studies in the world. The
Cohort and Longitudinal Studies Enhancement Resources (CLOSER) programme aims to …

This chapter focuses on the access, sharing, and discovery of research data from the
perspectives of two information professionals who frequently work with social science …

The emerging trend of today in the sphere of library is the growing need for the management
of the research data's that would benefit the researcher and the institution. The goal of this …

Background: Chronic stress exposures are believed to cause alterations in neurobiological
systems as wells as structural atrophy in specific brain regions. Because of this …