Fwd: Creative simulation | COVID-19 modeling | New Big Book | Disruptions Webinar

[Merle Lefkoff-2]

Date: Thu, Mar 26, 2020 at 7:53 AM
Subject: Fwd: Creative simulation | COVID-19 modeling | New Big Book | Disruptions Webinar
To: Merle Lefkoff <[hidden email]>

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Learn creative modeling tips. Read our early COVID-19 paper from China. Download the new chapters from the Big Book of simualtion. Sign up to the managing disruptions webinar. Plus model of the month.

March Newsletter

Creative simulation | COVID-19 modeling
New Big Book | Managing Disruptions Webinar

Creative simulation modeling how-to

Brian Ovrum's cycle race simulation won model of the month in October 2019. In this blog, he dives into the details of how and why he made it. Some top tips on camera viewpoints.

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Early modeling of the Coronavirus spread from China

AnyLogic received a paper from China relating to the COVID-19 outbreak along with permission to publish a translation. We have both an English and Portuguese version of the original text from Wuhan University’s Journal of New Medical Knowledge.

The research made use of agent-based modeling and highlighted factors surrounding contact frequency.

Read on

The new Big Book of Simulation Modeling

The key AnyLogic text is being updated and three new chapters are now online and available for download.

Discover what’s new and download a copy.

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Webinar: Managing Business Disruptions Under Uncertainty

Learn how simulation helps manage disruptions during times of uncertainty. April 9, join our webinar with Dr. Arash Mahdavi and see how simulation can be used for forecasting and decision making during times of large-scale disruption.

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Model of the month

This is a winning model from the 19th Simulation Contest of the Korea Simulation Society in South Korea. The source code is available (see model details). Well done to the DM&S team from Republic of Korea Air Force Academy! Check it out!

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Webinar: Managing Disruptions

9 Apr: Online

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