New Publication:
Cascades in Built Urban Environments
New Publication:
Cascades in Built Urban Environments
Our paper modeling cascades in the geographical urban environment is now available online.
Dylan Marcus T. Ordoñez and Rene C. Batac, Cascade events in geographical space, International Journal of Modern Physics C, https://doi.org/10.1142/S0129183122500504.
In this work, we construct a geographical network of buildings in built urban environments: the nodes are the building centroids characterized by their Voronoi areas, while the edges denote spatial adjacency and are weighted based on the gravity model. We then introduce triggering on random nodes, and observe the effect of the inhomogeneity of the Voronoi area distribution on the propagation of the cascade.
Dylan Marcus Ordoñez is a graduating Bachelor of Science in Physics student of the De La Salle University - Manila. His research work involves econometric and geographical analysis of urban zones. Dr. Rene Batac is an Associate Professor of Physics from the De La Salle University, whose research work involves the fundamentals and applications of complex systems studies.