Amita Singh, M. Wiktorsson, J. Hauge, Seyoum Eshetu Birkie
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Abstract
The popularity of both computer-based simulations and participatory modelling individually have supported design and research of many case studies. However, not much work has been done in the collaborative area wherein both the decision-making tools are used together for problem solving in the domain of urban logistics and the peer-reviewed literature on it remains sparse. This paper suggests a combination of the two fields for developing research in the area of development of urban logistics intensifying sustainability. In response to the requirements of simulation-based participatory modelling, we present a generic framework for developing these models. The framework facilitates dialogue among stakeholders with the help of a participation scheme which defines the level of participation of each stakeholder. Though the framework is presented in context of simulation-based participatory modelling, it can be easily extended to other modelling techniques.