Resources
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Blogs / Forums / Wikis
- Climate Interactive blog by Drew Jones
- MetaSD blog by Tom Fiddaman
- Leverage Points Blog blog by Janice Molloy, Pegasus Communication
- Climate Teacher blog by Elizabeth Sawin
- Thinking About Systems by Linda Booth-Sweeney
- Realworld SD blog by Ralf Lippold, anybody interested in contributing is very welcome
- To understand a complex world blog by Rolf Häsänen
Books
- Books on System Dynamics, Ralf Lippold's Amazon Listmania
- Computer-Assisted Theory Building: Modeling Dynamic Social Systems, Robert Hannemann
- Deeper System Dynamics, Tom Fiddaman's Amazon Listmania
- Fifth Discipline, Peter Senge
- Fifth Discipline Fieldbook, Peter Senge
- Modeling for Learning Organizations, John D.W. Morecroft and John D. Sterman
- Principles of Systems, Jay W. Forrester's
- Strategic Management Dynamics, Kim Warren. Application of a systems approach to business strategy.
- Strategic Modelling and Business Dynamics: A Feedback Systems Approach, John D.W. Morecroft
Languages other than English
- Dietrich Dörner, Die Logik des Misslingens. Strategisches Denken in komplexen Systemen
Case Studies
- Process Modeling Using System Dynamics, Max Hughes
Education
Links & Portals
- SD Mega Link List, Guenther Ossimitz's
- System Dynamics - Practical Usage in Businesses, Ralf Lippold is running this group on how SD can be more widely incorporated into the business world (and the public one as well;-))
- System Dynamik Peter Addor is running this group (German)
Organizations
Papers
- Jay W. Forrester's papers at the MIT Sloan System Dynamics Group website
- Hazhir Rahmandad's papers at Virginia Tech (formerly PhD Student at MIT Sloan)
- Nelson Repenning's papers at MIT Sloan Management School
- John Sterman's papers at MIT Sloan Management School
- Bethge/ Schecker System Dynamics in High School Physics
Management Flight Simulators (MFS)
- MFS by John Sterman, Head of System Dynamics of MIT Sloan
- Forio Simulations (mostly) freel of charge available (some to be edited and embedded in own simulation models)
Programs
Relevant system dynamics programs; there are also a few new ones coming up
- Vensim - now also for native MacOS X
- Machinations a new program from the Netherlands
Overview see l Simulation_Tools
Models
- A good possibility to work collaboratively on a model is to use Skype in connection with Yugma, which enables desktop-sharing across different operating systems (such as Windows, Linux, Macintosh, etc.)
Online Courseware
- Advanced Topics in System Dynamics, PAD 824, Fall 2001, George P. Richardson
- Applied Systems Engineering, Sessions at Virginia Tech, Hazhir Rahmandad
- Applications of System Dynamics, MIT OpenCourseWare 15.875
- Advanced Topics in System Dynamics, PAD 824, Fall 2002, George P. Richardson
- Modeling the Environment, Andy Ford
- Road Maps: A Guide to Learning System Dynamics at The Creative Learning Exchange, Jay W. Forrester's
- Simulating Dynamic Systems, PAD 624, George P. Richardson
- Simulation for Policy Analysis and Design, PAD 724, George P. Richardson
- System & Project Management, MIT OpenCourseWare ESD.36J
- System and Project Management, Fall 2003, MIT OpenCourseWare ESD.36J / 1.432J / 13.615J
- System Dynamics Self Study, MIT OpenCourseWare 15.988, Jay W. Forrester
- System Dynamics for Business Policy, MIT OpenCourseWare 15.874 / 15.871
Webcasts
- Agent Based Modeling: Population Health from the Bottom Up given by Joshua Epstein and Michael Macy
- Intellectual Capital: John Sterman discusses the new MIT Sloan Teaching Innovation Resources (MSTIR) by John Sterman
- System Dynamics Modeling: Population Flows, Feedback Loops and Health NIH, given by Jack Homer and George Richardson
- Systems Methodologies for Solving Real-World Problems: Applications in Public Health given by John Sterman
- The Business Cycle NewsHour correspondent Paul Solman engaged in the Beergame at MIT
- Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good Technologies? John D. Sterman's great speech at MIT Sloan about electrical cars or try MIT Video source
- Evolutionary Dynamics a lecture by Martin A. Nowak at HARVARD
