1. Netlogo, cross-platform multi-agent programmable modeling environment. See all models
   • CA 1D, one dimensional, see applet and try rules 30 and 110
     For a definition of rules see:
     • cellular automata wikipedia, rule 110
     • Wolfram cellular automata
     • Modern Cellular automata
   • Cellular Automata Stochastic, applet
   • Life (Conway), applet
   • Chemistry/Physics DLA - Diffusion limited aggregation, particles sticking to each otherlike a crystal, applet, Michael E. Fisher analyzing diffusion limited aggregation mathematically
   • Michael Batty, Cities and complexity, do cities form a fractal landscape?, Urban growth
   • Forest fire, what density of trees burns the whole forest?, applet, find the critical point
   • Percolation problem, applet
   • Grand Canyon, water flow, applet
   • Rumor mill, applet, what placement of agents will make the rumor spread the fastest?
   • Virus
   • Tabonuco Yagrumo model of a simple ecosystem of two species of trees that compete for space in a forest canopy.
   • Rebellion, Joshua Epstein's model of civil violence (2002) - see mathematical model for arrest probability

2. Axelrod's model for Dissemination of Culture, older version, from this site

3. Langton-Sayama loop, more from this site

4. Chou-Reggia 1, java code

5. Sand Pile Model, self organized criticality, see researcher Per Bak, books, answer to universe's mystery in a pile of sand, narrative physics, 3D sand pile applet

6. Michael Batty, Cities and complexity, do cities form a fractal landscape?, Urban growth

7. Fire experiment, see applets and fire experiment, see all experiments

More links on agent based modeling...

1. MASON, Multi-Agent Simulator Of Neighborhoods

2. SwarmEvolve youtube example using Breve

3. Repast

4. Swarm

5. Sample models
   • Sugarscape
     • sugarscape from Netlogo
     • sugarscape using MASON (Tony Bigbee)
   • Netlogo community models including evolutionary game simulation, forest fire, more

6. Social complexity
   • Inner Asia modeling project, Smithsonian, GMU, TJ(?)

7. More Modeling Links and Information - including Anasazi Indian civilization model