Sustainable System Modelling for Urban Development Using Distributed Agencies

Developing a sustainable simulation system consists essentially of generating sustainable, artificial worlds with the capacity to produce results similar to those observed in the real world. This allows for varying parameters in a controlled, reusable experimental environment, something that cannot be easily achieved through mathematical models. The field of simulation is broad and multidisciplinary and has had an impressive growth since the 90’s. While the area of simulation has been expanding to new horizons in traditional systems research, there are yet a series of unsolved epistemological issues David et al. (2010).

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