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The map is a “small” picture of the complexity. Perspectives depend on peoples, historical periods, places. This map is our own perspective of complexity, today, at CSSS10 | |||
*Why do we need a map | *Why do we need a map | ||
*Perspectives depend on peoples, historical | *Perspectives depend on peoples, historical periods, places. This map is our own perspective of complexity, today, at CSSS10. | ||
*Peoples are hubs aggregating different topics. Topics are hubs aggregating different peoples. | |||
*As Geoffrey West said some lecture ago …..I cannot expain what is a complex system, but I can recognize it when I see it | *As Geoffrey West said some lecture ago …..I cannot expain what is a complex system, but I can recognize it when I see it | ||
*Tool developed by Icosystem | *Tool developed by Icosystem | ||
Revision as of 00:05, 25 June 2010
http://www.wikicomputing.com/ComplexityMap/ComplexityMap.htm
The map is a “small” picture of the complexity. Perspectives depend on peoples, historical periods, places. This map is our own perspective of complexity, today, at CSSS10
- Why do we need a map
- Perspectives depend on peoples, historical periods, places. This map is our own perspective of complexity, today, at CSSS10.
- Peoples are hubs aggregating different topics. Topics are hubs aggregating different peoples.
- As Geoffrey West said some lecture ago …..I cannot expain what is a complex system, but I can recognize it when I see it
- Tool developed by Icosystem
- The map is a “small” picture of the complexity
- It is first of all a Tag Cloud: from the dimension of the tags in the map one may infer about the importance of the item
- What do we mean for complexity, today, here?
- The Phenotype of Complexity: the CSSS Map. The phenotype may express itself in academia, social and business context