AESCS 2009 Program Schedule

Information Building, National Chengchi University

Friday, November 13, 2009
8:00-9:00	Registration
9:00-9:15	Opening speech: Room 140005  Takao Terano
09:15 - 10:15	Keynote Speech: Room 140005 Agent Dynamics in Complex Multilevel Systems of Systems of Systems Jeffrey Johnson
10:15 - 10:30	Coffee break
10:30 - 12:20	Session 1A: Room: 140005 A Bibliometric Study of Agent Based Modeling Literature on SSCI Database Yu-Hsiang Yang Boundedly Rational Equilibrium and Risk Premium Lei Shi Networked Consensus Agents Dynamics through Matrix Eigenvalue Toshihiko Yamamoto Large Scale Crowd Simulation of Terminal Station Area When Tokai Earthquake Advisory Information is Announced Officially Qing-Lin Cui & Ichikawa (session chair)
	Session 1B: Room: 140007 Boundary Organizations: an Evaluation of Their Impact Through a Multi-Agent System Denis Boissin Examining the Effects of Traders' Overconfidence on Market Behavior Chia-Hsuan Yeh Early Adoption in a Dynamic Social Network David Goldbaum Order Aggressiveness, Order Book Conditions, and Long-Memory in an Order-Driven Market Ryuichi Yamamoto (session chair)
12:20 - 13:40	Lunch Break
13:40 – 15:30	Tutorial 1: Room 140001 Social Simulation with SOARS (Spot Oriented Agent Role Simulator) Hiroshi Deguchi, Manabu Ichikawa, and Hideki Tanuma
	Session 2: Room: 140005 Fuzzy Model of Value Konstantin Kovalchuk Cognitive-Costed Agent Model of the Microblogging Network Mitsuhiro Nakamura Sustainable Economic Development: the Main Principles and the Basic Equation Dmitry Chistilin Exchang Rate Forecasting with Combined Genetic Algorithms Jui-Fang Chang (session chair)
15:30 - 15:40	Coffee break
15:40 – 17:00	Tutorial 1 (Continued): Room 140001 Social Simulation with SOARS (Spot Oriented Agent Role Simulator) Hiroshi Deguchi, Manabu Ichikawa, and Hideki Tanuma
	Session 3: Room: 140005 Valuing a Multinational Firm with Foreign Operations When Both the Foreign Price and the Foreign Exchange Rate Are Stochastic Po-Yuan Chen The Financial Instability Hypothesis: a Stochastic Microfoundation Framework Corrado Di Guilmi Designing and Validating an Agent-based Commodity Trading Simulation Shih-Fen Cheng (session chair)
18:00 -	Conference Banquet

Saturday, November 14, 2009
09:00 - 10:00	Keynote speech: Room 140005 Agent-Based Simulation in History Research Using High Performance Computing Takao Terano
10:00-10:20	Coffee break
10:20-12:10	Session 4A: Room 140005 Agent-Based Modeling of Cognitive Double Auction Market Experiments Shu-Heng Chen Comprehensive Analysis of Information Transmission among Agents: Similarity and Heterogeneity of Collective Behavior Aki-Hiro Sato Empirical Puzzles or Aggregation Problems- A View of Agent-based Model Chia-Ling Chang Where Do They Move from Here? “Voting with the Feet” Principle through Agent Simulation Rio Nishida& Takao Terano (session chair)
	Session 4B: Room 140007 The Flow of Information through People's Network and its Effect on Japanese Public Pension System Murakami & Tanida Market Design Analysis for Standardization Problems Kotaro Ohori & Shingo Takahashi Communities, Anti-Communities, Pan-Community as Social Order Yutaka Nakai The Decline of the Politically Informed Electorate and the Survival of Political Disagreement within Communication Networks Frank C.S. Liu  (session chair)
12:10 - 13:30	Lunch Break
13:30-14:30	Keynote speech: Room 140005 Moving Viewpoint: What Makes Human Subjects Different from Computer Agents Sobei Oda
14:30 - 14:45	Coffee Break
14:45- 17:00	Tutorial 2: Room 140007 Z-Tree and NetLogo Chung-Ching Tai and Bin-Tzong Chie
	Session 5: Room: 140005 Identification of Voting with Individual’s Feet through Agent-Based Modeling Rio Nishida & Takao Terano Landscape Analysis of Possible Outcomes Yusuke Goto & Shingo Takahashi Analysis Method Depending on Bayes' Theorem for Agent-Based Simulations Tomohiro Nakada Learning Backward Induction: a Neural Network Agent Approach Leonidas Spiliopoulos Optimized Two-Stock Portfolio Using Time Dependent Mean-Variance Analysis Kwok Szeto (session chair)

Tentative schedule of the post-proceedings:

· After the conference, selected presenters will be asked to submit their revised papers to post-proceedings. Post-proceedings will be published by Springer as a series of ABSSS hardcover books.

· Dec. 30, 2009: Deadline for submitting revised papers

· Feb. 28, 2010: Decision and Notification

· March 15, 2010: Final camera ready

· Summer, 2010: Publication of the proceedings.