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CoDiP 2023 : Workshop on Computational Policy and Diplomacy

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Link: https://codip.github.io/
 
When Jul 3, 2023 - Jul 5, 2023
Where Prague
Submission Deadline Mar 3, 2023
Notification Due Apr 3, 2023
Final Version Due Apr 21, 2023
Categories    simulation   modelling   policy   diplomacy
 

Call For Papers

We welcome the submission of papers to the first workshop on Computational Policy and Diplomacy (CoDiP).

Uncertainty and Complexity are ubiquitous challenges in modern-day politics. Societies and governments worldwide face several impending transitions: infrastructural, geopolitical, environmental, and societal, all impacting every aspect of our life and requiring coordination of local, national, and international policy. In many cases, governments look to scientists and experts to help reason about these challenges and potentially inform their decisions. Making evidence-based decisions in the face of these urgent complex challenges is an exigent task.

In recent years computational techniques (e.g., modelling and simulation, data science and artificial intelligence) have become a mainstay of the political process. There are also a growing number of international examples of academic-governmental collaborations where solutions are co-created by decisions makers and scientists. However, while the role of computational science is increasing, the academic fields of computational policy/diplomacy are still in their infancy. The CoDiP workshop aims to bring together computational scientists who are applying modelling and computational analysis to help support diplomatic and political decisions. The aim is to build a community around this area and to share experience and knowledge about the fundamental scientific challenges.

Research Themes
These relevant topics include (but not limited to):

Applications of models in Diplomacy/Policy
Methods for Knowledge Elicitation (Group Model Building)
Complex Systems analysis of Policy/Diplomacy
Uncertainty Quantification/Sensitivity Analysis in decisions
Machine Learning/AI for policy/diplomacy (including ethics)
Calibration of Large-Scale Models for Policy
High-Performance Computing for Policy

The workshop will be part of the International Conference on Computational Science (see https://www.iccs-meeting.org/iccs2023/)

Location: Czech Technical University in Prague
Important Dates:

Paper submission: 3 March 2023 (final extension)

Notification to authors: 3 April 2023

Camera-ready papers: 21 April 2023

Author registration: 3 – 21 April 2023

Non-author registration (in-person): 3 April – 2 June 2023

Non-author registration (online): 3 April – 21 June 2023

Conference sessions: 3-5 July 2023


Submission and Author Instructions:
https://www.iccs-meeting.org/iccs2023/call-for-papers/#instructions
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iccs20230

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