Introduction Motivation Purpose and its Potential Methodology and Framework Part I: Research Program of Downtown Dynamics Ch.1 Visitors' behavior – as the cause of agglomeration of downtown Ch.2 Diversity inside downtown and its dynamism – Fact-findings of a panel survey Ch.3 Research program of downtown dynamics Part II: Exploring Downtown Dynamics Model Ch.4 Review of existing studies Ch.5 Simulation analysis by an aggregation-based shop-around visitor model Ch.6 Exploring downtown dynamics model through gaming simulation Part III: Downtown Simulation Analyses by Intelligent Agent Approach Ch.7 Formulation of individual-based downtown dynamics model Ch.8 Redundancy analysis of downtown visitors' walk Ch.9 Bounded Rational but Intelligent -- Modeling downtown visitor agent Ch.10 Spatial simulation analyses in ASSA (Agent Simulator of Shop-Around) project Conclusion Major implications Further research program References.
TOSHIYUKI KANEDA is a Professor at the Graduate School of Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology. Holding a Doctor of Engineering from Tokyo Institute of Technology, he has served as a special researcher for the JSPS (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science) and an Assistant Professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology. A fellow and former chairman of JASAG (Japan Association of Simulation And Gaming), his current research interests include Agent-Based Urban Simulation and Urban Analytics.
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