Systems Modelling and Simulation is a discipline that relies on creating a suitable computerised representation (Computer Model) of a system, with all or a subset of its properties, which is then ...

Modelling and simulation form a pivotal discipline in which real‐world systems are abstracted into mathematical and computational representations. This process enables researchers to explore, predict ...

The Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic has created unique challenges, with remote working and social distancing measures being hastily introduced in March. However, certain sectors are keen for staff to ...

Computer modelling of epilepsy is a branch of systems biology, a science that aims to combine the discoveries made by reductionist approaches into systems in order to understand how primary ...

This publication summarizes the findings and conclusions of the IAEA coordinated research project (CRP) on accelerator simulation and theoretical modelling of radiation effects, aimed at supporting ...

A computer model is a representation of a real-life system or situation, such as the workings of a nuclear reactor or the evacuation of a football stadium. A collection of rules is created to study ...

The rise of the Smart Computation driven by the Artificial Intelligence with the ubiquitous access to Data Computer Communication Technologies and Internet by anyone, from anywhere at any time, has ...

A model or simulation is only as good as the rules used to create it. It is very difficult to create an entirely realistic model or simulation because the rules are based on research and past events.