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11th European Simulation Multiconference |
Department of Industrial Engineering
Bilkent University
06533 Ankara, Turkey
Tel: 90.312.266 4477 -1607
Fax: 90.312.266 4126
E-mail:sabun@bilkent.edu.tr
Department of Modelling and Simulation
Riga Technical University
I.Kalku Str.
LV-1658 Riga, Latvia
Tel: +371.732.4480
Fax: +371.782.0094
E-mail:merkur@itl.rtu.lv
Istvan Molnar (Hungary)
Henri Muller (-Malek) (Belgium)
Birger Rapp (Sweden)
Ingolf Stahl (Sweden)
Sadao Takaba (Japan)
Tulin Yazgac (Turkey)
One of the most promising application areas of simulation is socio-economic systems. This includes modeling of health-care systems, economic systems, transportation systems, educational systems, energy systems and urban planning. Simulation is also recognized as a cost effective way of testing proposed plans for ecology and environment such as air pollution, waste control, weather prediction, earthquake and storm analysis. In recent years, simulation has also become an important tool for scientific analysis of the problems arised in welfare systems, disease control, and biomedical studies. Papers describing original research results in the above topics are solicited.