David F Batten
Biographic Data
| ID | 5437230 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David F Batten |
| GIVEN NAMES | David F |
| FAMILY NAME | Batten |
| SIGNATURE | BATTEN D F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Health Sciences and Nutrition |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 57 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Fostering Industrial Symbiosis With Agent‐Based Simulation and Participatory Modeling
The sciences of industrial ecology, complex systems, and adaptive management are intimately related, since they deal with flows and dynamic interdependencies between system elements of various kinds. As such, the tool kit of complex systems science could enrich our understanding of how industrial ecosystems might evolve over time. In this article, I illustrate how an important tool of complex systems science— agent‐based simulation —can help to i…
The dynamics of complex urban systems
Network Cities
The global economy is nurturing an innovative class of polycentric urban configurations: network cities. A network city evolves when two or more previously independent cities, potentially complementary in function, strive to cooperate and achieve significant scope economies aided by fast and reliable corridors of transport and communications infrastructure. Creative network cities place a higher priority on knowledge-based activities like researc…
The Cosmo-Creative Society
Culture and region revisited
The Sequential Location of Knowledge‐oriented Firms Over Time and Space
The sequential location of knowledge-oriented firms over time and space
Product cycles and substitution in international markets for building materials
Creative nodes, logistical networks, and the future of the metropolis
Price adjustments and multiregional rigidities in the analysis of world trade
Price Adjustments and Multiregional Rigidities in the Analysis of World Trade
A unifying framework for location-production interaction modelling
Towards a Hierarchical System of Models to Coordinate National and Regional Economic Developments
Towards a hierarchical system of models to coordinate National and regional economic developments
International Conflict Management via Adaptive Learning and Multistage Compromises
Entropy and Economic Modelling
Entropy-maximizing models have been focused predominantly at the microscopic level of social and economic activities, their use being advocated by urban geographers, mathematicians, and microeconomists. By maintaining a sharp distinction between the behavioural and statistical aspects of entropy, various submodels may be formulated to generate the most probable pattern of individual choice behaviour. It may nevertheless be possible to regard each…
Minimizing Information Loss in Simple Aggregation
A criterion is presented to indicate a strategy for additively combining corresponding discrete rows and columns of a square array to form an array of reduced size such that the loss of information thereby incurred is minimized. The objective function is expressed in terms of an information loss criterion between the original array and an array of the same size acting as a surrogate for the reduced array. In contrast to the usual application of i…
Network Cities
The global economy is nurturing an innovative class of polycentric urban configurations: network cities. A network city evolves when two or more previously independent cities, potentially complementary in function, strive to cooperate and achieve significant scope economies aided by fast and reliable corridors of transport and communications infrastructure. Creative network cities place a higher priority on knowledge-based activities like researc…
Towards a hierarchical system of models to coordinate National and regional economic developments
Product cycles and substitution in international markets for building materials
Minimizing Information Loss in Simple Aggregation
A criterion is presented to indicate a strategy for additively combining corresponding discrete rows and columns of a square array to form an array of reduced size such that the loss of information thereby incurred is minimized. The objective function is expressed in terms of an information loss criterion between the original array and an array of the same size acting as a surrogate for the reduced array. In contrast to the usual application of i…
Price adjustments and multiregional rigidities in the analysis of world trade
Price Adjustments and Multiregional Rigidities in the Analysis of World Trade
Entropy and Economic Modelling
Entropy-maximizing models have been focused predominantly at the microscopic level of social and economic activities, their use being advocated by urban geographers, mathematicians, and microeconomists. By maintaining a sharp distinction between the behavioural and statistical aspects of entropy, various submodels may be formulated to generate the most probable pattern of individual choice behaviour. It may nevertheless be possible to regard each…
Minimizing Information Loss in Simple Aggregation
A criterion is presented to indicate a strategy for additively combining corresponding discrete rows and columns of a square array to form an array of reduced size such that the loss of information thereby incurred is minimized. The objective function is expressed in terms of an information loss criterion between the original array and an array of the same size acting as a surrogate for the reduced array. In contrast to the usual application of i…
Towards a Hierarchical System of Models to Coordinate National and Regional Economic Developments
Towards a hierarchical system of models to coordinate National and regional economic developments
International Conflict Management via Adaptive Learning and Multistage Compromises
A unifying framework for location-production interaction modelling
Price adjustments and multiregional rigidities in the analysis of world trade
Price Adjustments and Multiregional Rigidities in the Analysis of World Trade
Creative nodes, logistical networks, and the future of the metropolis
Product cycles and substitution in international markets for building materials
The Sequential Location of Knowledge‐oriented Firms Over Time and Space
The sequential location of knowledge-oriented firms over time and space
The Cosmo-Creative Society
Culture and region revisited
Network Cities
The global economy is nurturing an innovative class of polycentric urban configurations: network cities. A network city evolves when two or more previously independent cities, potentially complementary in function, strive to cooperate and achieve significant scope economies aided by fast and reliable corridors of transport and communications infrastructure. Creative network cities place a higher priority on knowledge-based activities like researc…
The dynamics of complex urban systems
Fostering Industrial Symbiosis With Agent‐Based Simulation and Participatory Modeling
The sciences of industrial ecology, complex systems, and adaptive management are intimately related, since they deal with flows and dynamic interdependencies between system elements of various kinds. As such, the tool kit of complex systems science could enrich our understanding of how industrial ecosystems might evolve over time. In this article, I illustrate how an important tool of complex systems science— agent‐based simulation —can help to i…
Computer Science (13 works) · Economics (8 works) · Business (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Microeconomics (4 works) · Operations research (4 works) · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis (4 works) · Regional science (4 works)