Abstract submission is closed

We are happy and slightly overwhelmed by the fantastic response towards our call for the Design Modelling Symposium “Modelling Behaviour”. We have received more than 170 submissions and will now review all submissions carefully. This process should be finished by the end of February and all authors will be notified by email.

Workshop proposal is closed

We have received many proposals for a 2-day Workshop or Master Class at the Design Modelling Symposium Copenhagen 2015, thank you very much. The workshops are planned for 28 - 29 September and will include 10 - 20 participants from industry, research, architectural and engineering study programmes. 
 

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Confirmed Key Lectures

We are happy to announce the first confirmed Key Lectures. The Conference highlights three areas: 

1. Modelling and Design of Behaviour

2. Modelling and Design of Processes

3. Modelling and Design of Information

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Modelling and Design of Behaviour

What is the identity and purpose of the behavioural model? How are behaviours defined, how are they represented, and by which means can they be simulated? 

Modelling and Design of Processes

What are the methods of dynamic modelling, how do we critically assess and understand input, and how can the model integrate into a heterogeneous workflow?

Modelling and Design of Information

How can information retrieval become part of design practice? How do we discuss relevant system boundaries, and how can we situate feedback as a means of understanding system boundaries as dynamic and adjustable?

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The Design Modelling Symposium 2015 - Modelling Behaviour will be held at CITA in Copenhagen, Denmark:

Part 1 - Workshops and Master Classes
28 + 29 September 2015

Part 2 - Conference
30 September - 2 October 2015