Creating a conceptual framework for a deeper understanding of evolving processes in socio-technical systems

Applied to the water services delivery system in rural areas of Uganda in an agent-based model design

Master thesis (2014)

Contributors

I. Nikolic (mentor)
P.M. Herder (mentor)
J.H. Slinger (mentor)
D.C. Casella (mentor)
Department
Energy and Industry (TPM) (TU Delft)
Copyright: © 2014 Van Tongeren, S.A.E.
Evolution Agent-based modeling Universal Darwinism Institutional Analyses Memetics
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Published Date

10-04-2014

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Faculty

Technology, Policy and Management

Department

Energy and Industry

Abstract

A conceptual framework is made to analyze evolving processes in socio-technical systems. Agent-based modeling is used to test the conceptual framework.