Frank Schipper: Music 2.0: Fast Operas and Virtual Choirs
Music today is deeply affected by infrastructures. Retailers and the music industry feel the heat of new competitors offering free (and paid) listening, such as Grooveshark, Jango, Pandora, Spotify, or Youtube.
In this project we will apply new anticipative and coordinated on-line management and control methods for water systems, offering levels of efficiency, reliability, and robustness that cannot be achieved using current control methods, which are often based on heuristics or simplifications, or on localized control only. more
The emergence of the Internet as a critical infrastructure has put increasing pressure on governments to develop interventions to ensure information security. The problem is that there is very little empirical evidence on which to base those interventions. more
Exploring and exhibiting a variety of complex adaptive systems approaches to infrastructure, Next Generation Infrastructures and the UK Infrastructure Transitions Research Consortium are bringing together leading scientists, engineers and economists from their programmes to discuss the state-of-the-art in modelling change and adaptation in infrastructure systems. more
Igor Nikolic, Zofia Lukszo and Koen van Dam from the section Energy en Industry from the faculty Technology, Policy and Management at TU Delft recently publiced the book Agent-Based Modelling of Socio-Technical Systems. more