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Artificial Society Animations
Click each of the images below to see the related animation in QuickTime format. (Some of the files are quite large and may take some time to download via a modem.) QuickTime is freely available for both PC and Macintosh platforms.for "Seeing Around Corners" by Jonathan Rauch ..... When you have finished viewing a given animation, click your browser's BACK button to return to this page.  Figure 1. Schelling's model of self-segregation: agents seeking two neighbors of their own color.  Figure 2. Schelling's model of self-segregation: agents seeking only one neighbor of their own color.  Figure 3. Hammond's model of social corruption.  Figure 4. Epstein's model of ethnic tension: no spontaneous violence.  Figure 5. Epstein's model of ethnic tension: agents who have turned red kill one neighbor of the other color.  Figure 6. Epstein's model of ethnic tension: peacekeeping agents in black added to the population, then removed.  Figure 7. Anasazi settlement, 800 A.D. to 1350 A.D. (As this animation's dimensions are quite large, it may obscure the QuickTime player's controls if viewed on an 800 x 600 or smaller screen.)
Copyright © 2002 by The Atlantic Monthly Group. All rights reserved. The Atlantic Monthly; April 2002; Seeing Around Corners - 2002.04; Volume 289, No. 4, pp. 35-48. |
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