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- 4. Agent-based modeling is a method whereby individual visitors are simulated within a computer and allowed to interact with each other and with their environment agents environment © 2006 Shawn Graham
- 9. VisitorSim interface: Pompeii Controls for altering visitor movement behaviors ‘ attractions’ agents Setup controls Nb location of ‘attractions’ are simple randomly placed dots for purposes of this initial version of VisitorSim © 2006 Shawn Graham
- 10. VisitorSim output: Pompeii greatest impacts Air-photo image of Pompeii has been stripped away to reveal impact on underlying cells of the environment © 2006 Shawn Graham