Innovations in Collaborative Modeling -- Participatory Modeling Field School

The 2022 Participatory Modeling Field School in Detroit, Michigan, features four days of hands-on workshops, keynote addresses by leaders in the participatory modeling (PM) field, and opportunities to learn about and model problems of concern to urban communities like Detroit. Participants learn the key design elements of a successful PM project, and how to use various PM techniques to represent complex problems, and gain insight into the actions that can be taken to address them.Participatory modeling engages community stakeholders in the process of modeling complex systems, integrates scientific and local knowledge, and produces models useful for stakeholder decision making and action.

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Project Contact:

Miles McNall
Office for Public Engagement and Scholarship
Associate Provost for University Outreach and Engagement
mcnall@msu.edu

Partners

Foodplus Detroit
FoodPlus Detroit

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