Systems dynamics
Origin: Lat. systēma, Gr. σύστημα, Gr. δυναμικός
System dynamics is one approach to modeling the dynamics of complex systems such as population, ecological and economic systems, which usually interact strongly with each other.
Spanish: Dinámica de sistemas
Sources and references
- Gordon, Theodore J. and Jerome C. Glenn .”Integration, comparisons and frontiers of FR Methods“,Futures Research Methodology V.3 The Millennium Projectcited 18 times
- Sterman, John D. "System dynamics modeling: Tools for learning in a complex world"view
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