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Tracing resilience, social dynamics and behavioral change: a review of agent-based flood risk models
2020
Socio-Environmental Systems Modelling
Climate change and rapid urbanization exacerbate flood risks worldwide. The recognition of the crucial role that human actors play in altering risks and resilience of flood-prone cities triggers a paradigm shift in climate risks assessments and drives the proliferation of computational models that include societal dynamics. Yet, replacing a representative rational actor dominant in climate policy models with a variety of behaviorally-rich agents that interact, learn, and adapt is not
doi:10.18174/sesmo.2020a17938
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