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Behrooz Hassani Mahmooei (بهروز حسنی مهمویی)
Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics
Monash University
VIC 3800, Australia
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http://users.monash.edu.au/~behroozh/
Office: +61 3 990 58416
Current Position: PhD Student (MGS/MIPRS) Monash University, Melbourne, Australia
Agent-Based Modelling of Sustainable Development in a Changing Climate
Teaching Associate Monash University, Melbourne, Australia
ETC1000 – Business and Economic Statistics
ETC3860 – Integrated Economic Modelling
Qualifications:
2004-2007 Ferdowsi University of Mashhad (FUM) M.Sc. Economics
1999-2004 Ferdowsi University of Mashhad (FUM) B.Sc. Computer Engineering
Research Interests:
• Agent-based Computational Economics o Agent based Modelling of Socio-Economic and Environmental Systems
o Applying Evolutionary Algorithm Techniques in Computational Economic Models
• Migration, Security and Sustainable Development o Models of Economic Production and Conflict and Environmental Security
o Models of Migration and Vulnerability
• Economics of Climate Change and Resource Scarcity o Economics of Resource and Effort Allocation under Climate Change
o Economics of Climate Change Adaptation
Recent Publications and Presentations Hassani-M, B. and B.W. Parris, (2011), Will Climate Change Reduce Security? An agent-based approach, The 7th European Social Simulation Association Conference, Montpellier – France [Peer-reviewed, Presentation]Hassani-M, B. and B.W. Parris, (2011), Climate Change and Migration Patterns in Bangladesh: An agent-based model, The 7th European Social Simulation Association Conference, Montpellier – France [Peer-reviewed, Presentation]Hassani-M, B., (2011), Evolution of Trust and Dynamics of Economic Effort Allocation, The second International Conference on Reputation: ‘Society, Economy, Trust’, Montpellier – France [Peer-reviewed, Presentation]Hassani-M, B. and B. Parris (2011), Sustainability and Security in a Changing Climate: An Agent-based Model, 7th International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability, Hamilton, New Zealand [Presentation]Hassani-M, B. and B. Parris (2010), Production and Conflict: An Extension, Melbourne Graduate Students Conference in Economics, Monash University, Australia [Presentation]Hassani-M, B. and B. Parris (2009), Designing Adaptive Artificial Agents for an Economic Production and Conflict Model, Artificial Life: Borrowing from Biology: 179-190 [Book Chapter]Angus, S. D., B. W. Parris, B. Hassani-M (2009), Climate Change impacts and Adaptation in Bangladesh: An agent based Approach, in the Proceedings of 18th World IMACS/MODSIM Congress, 2720-272 [Peer-reviewed, Proceedings]Hassani-M, B. and B. W. Parris (2009), The Good, the Bad or the Ugly: An agent based model of economic conflicts and artificial transfers, 15th International Conference on Computing in Economics and Finance, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia [Presentation]
Poster/Online Presentations
Hassani-M, B., (2011), Conflict is Complex. European Conference on Complex Systems, Vienna [Online Presentation]Hassani-M, B., (2011), Climate and Conflict: Using Agent-based Modelling to Study Security under Resource Scarcity, in the Proceedings of the First National Conference on Droughts and Climate Change, Tehran, Iran [Online Presentation/Proceedings]Hassani-M, B., (2011), Agent-based Models as a Source of Data, Young Statisticians Conference 2011, Brisbane, Australia [Poster]Hassani-M, B. and B. Parris (2011), Conflict under Extreme Climatic Events: An Agent-based Model, GREENHOUSE 2011, Cairns, Australia [Poster]
In Persian
Hassani-M, B., M.Darvish, M. Mosayebi and H. Fathollahzadeh, (2011), Lake Urmia Water Level Variability, Weather and Climate Change, the National Conference on Climate Change, Agriculture and Environment (Persian), Tabriz, Iran
Ready/Submitted
Hassani-M, B. and B. Parris (2011), Production and Conflict with Collaborative Agents, Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation
Recent Research Experiences and Projects:2009 Economic, Humanitarian and Security Implications of Climate Change in Bangladesh
2008 Vocational Training and Socio-Economic Development in Khorasan Razavi
2007 Levels of Mashhad Regional Social and Economic Development Professional Experience: 2007-2008 Toos Ashena High-Tech Co. CEO
2005-2008 College of Ferdowsi University of Mashhad Head of IT Department Professional Memberships: ARC Complex Open Systems Research Network
ARC Economic Design Network
European Social Simulation Association (ESSA)
Society for Computational Economics Honors and Awards: 2010 Winner of Econometric Game 2010 with Monash University Team - Amsterdam
2009 Head of Faculty Prize for Poster Presentation at Monash HDR Poster Exhibition
2008 MGS/MIPRS Scholarship - Monash University
2007 Ranked Second - Among postgraduate students of Department of Economics
2006 Ranked First - Among all postgraduate students in FUM
2005 Best Paper in the Second Conference of Employment and NHE System Languages: Farsi (Persian) Native
English Fluent
Arabic Elementary
French A few words! Software Skills: NetLogo (Agent-based modelling and simulation)
R (Statistical and Computational Modelling) Volunteering Activities: Climatechange.ir (The only blog/site in Farsi/Persian on science and politics of climate change)
Vice-President of Iranian Student Association at Monash University
Member of EBS PhD students Organizing Committee at Monash University
United Nations Online Volunteer
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