Quantifying Benefits of Permeable Pavement on Surface Runoff, An Agent-Based-Model with NetLogo

Cortier, Olivier; Boutouil, Mohamed; Maquaire, Olivier

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-99867-1_126

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“…These packages also allowed us to compare the waterflow relationship to the motif distribution. The agent-based modelling (ABM) approach used herein complies with the theoretical-methodological framework for ABM (Wurzer et al, 2015), but it must be stressed that in this case it is not the actions of conscious actors (Banitz et al, 2015;Cortier et al, 2019;Jaxa-Rozen et al, 2019), but of a physical process.…”

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Water Flows and Water Accumulations on Bedrock as a Structuring Element of Rock Art

Horn

Potter

Peternell

2022

J Archaeol Method Theory

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The paper proposes a new method to quantify the flow of water and water accumulation zones on bedrock panels. This can be used to investigate how water influences the placement of rock art. The analysis is based on photogrammetric models on which water flows and accumulations were modelled using a NetLogo simulation and the SAGA hydrology package. To test the hypothesis that water was a structuring element in the creation of rock art, case studies of Bohus-granite panels from south-western Sweden were used. The described approach should be possible to use on most rock art placed on bedrock panels regardless of rock type, its state of cleaning, or present microfauna. The modelling of water flows and accumulations is a powerful tool to compare the image placement and image density in relation to water even on widely separated panels on which such observations cannot be made directly.

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Section: Agent-based Modelling (Abm) Saga Hydrology and The Location ...mentioning

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Water Flows and Water Accumulations on Bedrock as a Structuring Element of Rock Art

Horn

Potter

Peternell

2022

J Archaeol Method Theory

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Quantifying Benefits of Permeable Pavement on Surface Runoff, An Agent-Based-Model with NetLogo

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Water Flows and Water Accumulations on Bedrock as a Structuring Element of Rock Art

Water Flows and Water Accumulations on Bedrock as a Structuring Element of Rock Art

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