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Program and Abstracts Program and Abstracts 2017 From Science to Systemic Solutions: Systems Thinking for Everyone Ockie Bosch President TU Wien Vienna, Austria Sponsors Partners Network Partners For more on our Sponsorship, Network and Exhibitor opportunities for #ISSS2018 please visit: http://isss.org/world/sponsorship-options or email: [email protected] Table of Contents Sponsors and Affiliated Organizations ............................................... Inside front cover Welcome Message, Professor Ockie Bosch, ISSS President ..................................... 3 Conference Schedule .................................................................................................. 5 List of Abstracts ......................................................................................................... 21 Plenary Abstracts ...................................................................................................... 31 Presentation/Paper Abstracts .................................................................................... 39 Poster Abstracts ........................................................................................................ 99 Workshop Abstracts ................................................................................................ 103 Author Index ........................................................................................................... 113 Keywords Index ....................................................................................................... 117 Sponsors Information .............................................................................................. 126 Conference Centre Map and Local Maps ................................................................ 128 ISBN: 978-1-906740-15-3 Copyright ISSS 2017 1 2 Welcome to ISSS 2017 Vienna is internationally recognized as the cradle of Systems Science by the pioneering achievements and foundational work towards a General Systems Theory by Ludwig von Bertalanffy in the 1950s. After more than 60 years, we offer a unique opportunity to present Vienna again as a strong international hub for the Systems Sciences. We welcome you to Vienna and look forward to your participation and presentations at the 61st Meeting of the International Society for the Systems Sciences. Transdisciplinarity is the necessary foundation for radical innovations, learning from each other and exploring together. More than 180 contributions by international scientists from a diverse disciplinary background will deal with the present global challenges. Technological, biological and social systems and their design are at the center of this international meeting. At the interface of science, humanities, engineering and design, this meeting will present the latest insights of the interdependencies between social, ecological and technological systems, as well as practical examples of appropriate design skills for sustainable living concepts and meaningful technologies for a future-oriented humanity. ISSS2017, designed as a forum to bridge the gap between science and practice, focuses on the current challenges of European and international politics, economy and society, as well as on global change and developments. European and international business and industry representatives, as well as representatives from politics and society, have been invited to join and dive into this science-based dialogue in Austria and experience ‘Systems Thinking for Everyone.’ Five thematic areas highlight the creative tensions of humans, nature, organization, and technology in the shared discourse: 1. “Government & Governance”: From State Affairs to Viable Democracies in a Changing World to Risk and Crisis Management and the Freedom and Security of Citizens 2. “Economy”: From Money to Value Creation to Reinventing Economy in the Energy Transition 3. “Health”: From Public Health to Health Systems 4. “Ecosystems”: From Living in Smart Cities to Sustainable Agriculture & Environmental Ecology 5. “Innovation & Development”: From Science to Innovation to the Development of the Society In addition, ISSS2017 serves as a platform for young scientists to present their research projects, ideas and solutions to an audience of international specialists and stakeholders. The best student paper awards will be presented at the opening gala. With this event, ISSS and BCSSS set themselves the goal of establishing and expanding Vienna as a crucial international hub for the Systems Sciences. We welcome you and hope you will immerse yourselves in the contacts and presentations of this week, and contribute fully in the work developed at this meeting and taken home. Professor Ockie Bosch July, 2017, Vienna, Austria. 3 4 Conference Program and Schedule ISSS 2017 Sunday: July 9, 2017 – Pre-Conference Workshops REGISTRATION DESK OPEN 09:00 – 18:00 (Foyer – Campus Gusshaus, Gusshausstrasse 27-29, 1040 Vienna) 10:00 – 17:00 Pre-conference Tutorials and Workshops 1. 3248 – Ockie Bosch, Nam Nguyen HI 8 A New Way of Thinking - Introduction to Systems Thinking & Easy-to-Use Systems Tools 2. 3247 – Brigitte Daniel Allegro, Harald (Bud) Lawson, Gary Robert Smith Towards the Unification of Systems Science and Systems Engineering SR121 3. 3249 – Maria Lenzi « Illuminating Patterns for Coping with Complexity with Special Focus on Visualization and Distributed Analytics » SR125 10:00 – 12:30 Pre-conference Workshops 1. 3057 – Thomas Wong Systems Basics: Systemic Solutions with Evidence-Based Medicine for Better Concentrations - the Systems Thinking for SR124 Everyone's Mind Through the Teaching of Buddha On the Eastern Systems Science of Five Aggregates 14:00 – 17:00 Pre-conference Workshops 1. 3058 – Thomas Wong Systems Basics: Systemic Solutions with Evidence-Based Medicine for Relief from Insomnia - the Systems Thinking for SR124 Everyone's Body Through Traditional Chinese Medicine On the Eastern Systems Science of Taichi Yin-Yang Five Elements 2. 3110 – Len Raphael Troncale A Broad Survey of the Fragmented Domains of Systems Pathology: GST as a Unifier SR384 19:00 – 21:00 Reception Formal Evening Gala Opening in Rathaus, Entrance at Lichtenfelsgasse 2, Feststiege 1. Underground Station: Rathaus. Dress code: Minimum smart business dress. 5 Monday: July 10, 2017 MORNING REGISTRATION DESK OPEN 08:00 – 13:30 (Foyer, Campus Karlsplatz, Building: Karlsplatz 13, 1040 Vienna) AFTERNOON REGISTRATION DESK OPEN 14:00 – 17:30 (Foyer, Campus Gusshaus, Gusshausstrasse 27-29, 1040 Vienna) 07:15 to 08:30 ISSS Roundtable Discussion (Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Sciences Paulanergasse 13, 2nd Floor, 1040 Vienna, Austria). 08:45 Plenary Session (Campus Karlsplatz, Karlsplatz 13, 4th Floor) 08:45 Day 1: From State Affairs to Viable Democracies in a Changing World to Risk and Crisis Management and the Freedom and Security of Citizens Professor Ockie Bosch, President ISSS 2016-17 09:00 Dr Jennifer Wilby, VP Administration 09:10 Stefan Blachfellner, VP Conferences 09:15 KEYNOTE: Dr Ellen Lewis and Dr Anne Stephens – (3168) Inclusive Systemic Thinking Supporting the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda 09:30 KEYNOTE: Friedrich Nikolaus von Peter – Member of the Cabinet of the European Commission for Transport –The Need for an Integrated Systems View to Co-Create an Effective European Multimodal Transport System 10:00 Questions for Speakers 10:30 10:45 – 11:15 Tea/Coffee (Campus Karlsplatz, Karlsplatz 13, 3rd Floor Foyer) 11:15 Government & Governance Panel Session Moderator: Prof. Dipl. Ing.Johannes Goellner Speakers: Dr. Erhard Busek – (3242) Everything is Changing, Especially in Governance Prof. Dipl. Ing Johannes Goellner – (3208) Security, Economy and Digitization Prof. Allena Leonard – (3146) Government and Governance 12:00 Connect and Converse with the Speakers 12:30 Lunch (Campus Karlsplatz, Karlsplatz 13, 3rd Floor Foyer) 6 14:00 to 15:30 Parallel Sessions - July 10, 2017 – Campus Gusshaus, Gusshausstrasse 27-29, 1040 Vienna 1 2 3 4 5 6 Room: SR121 Room: SR124 Room: SR125 Room: HI 8 Room: SR384 Room: Kontaktraum SIG: Systems Modeling and WORKSHOP: SIG: Human Systems SIG: Designing Educational WORKSHOP SIG: Action Research Simulation Inquiry Systems Chair: Shankar Chair: Javier Calvo-Amodio Gabriele Harrer Chair: Daryl Kulak Chair: John Vodonick Jimm Simms Sankaran 3033 2998 3013 Applications of Systems Thinking in 'Interconnected thinking for 3061 Positive Systems Science: Bringing 3245 Maturity Models in Systems Sustainability Assessment Methods: Research and Practice climate protection' A Systems View of Violence Together Positivity, Complexity, and Living Systems Science: The Case for Alternative Vehicle and Some Paradoxes in Temporality The Science of Life Buckle, Pamela Options In this pilot project, citizens Working with Violent Abusers Oades, Lindsay G. learn to apply and implement Onat, Nuri Cihat MacGill, Victor Ronald David 3094 systemic approaches on 2997 and 2995 presentations complex issues of all kind. After Applying System Dynamics: 3027 combined a playful introduction into 3185 Case Management Understanding Human Activity systems thinking with the I'm Against the Grand Plan 2997 Implementation in an Systems: A Study using Systems Argentinean Justice of Peace strategic simulation game Kulak, Daryl Systems Science Goes to the Movies: Principles Court ecopolicy®, the participants will Using Positive Psychology to Bring Wang, Siqi; Calvo-Amodio, Javier; apply the Malik Sensitivity Systems Science to Everyone Castiglioni, Sara Noemi 3134 Rousseau, David
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