Research

COMPLEXITY IN NATURE AND SOCIETY

Dr. Rene C. Batac aims to describe the emergence of complex behavior across a broad range of representative systems by looking at their temporal and spatial or structural properties. His earliest works are on landslides and earthquakes, examples of large-scale self-organized systems in nature, but it has since expanded to scaled laboratory experiments, discrete models and simulations. He is also interested in complex signatures of human interactions as manifested in socio-economic activities and spatially in urban systems. He heads a working group on Complex Systems composed of students from the De La Salle University - Manila. 


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Dynamics and Organization of Complex Systems

The Research Group of Dr. Rene C. Batac 

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Complexity in Nature and in the Lab: Granular materials experiments and simulations, Self-organized criticality, Earthquakes, Landslides and avalanches, Discrete models. Learn more >

Complex Systems in Society: Human interactions, Complex networks, Agent-based models, Discrete models, Game theory, Financial time series, Econophysics. Learn more >

Urban Studies: Growth and development, Data mining, Geographical information systems (GIS), Spatial metrics. Learn more >

Recent Publications


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