Miles joined NuTech. I presume Ascape is active and developing, but
private and invisible.
Bruce
On Tuesday, February 3, 2004, at 04:06 AM, Randy Burge wrote:
> Where is Miles Parker these days following his Bios tenure?
>
>
http://www.brook.edu/dybdocroot/es/dynamics/models/ascape/>
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>> Subject: [FRIAM] Ascape?
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>> Has anyone tried ascape? .. or know what the future of ascape might
>> be?
>>
>> I ask because not only Axtell and Epstein use it, but I noticed
>> Axelrod
>> used it for his recent Ethnographic work that he's presenting at SFI
>> shortly. And as far as I can see, ascape is not getting much
>> development
>> done now adays.
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