Résultats pour Auteur : "Dietze, Paul"

Are drug detection dogs and mass-media campaigns likely to be effective policy responses to psychostimulant use and related harm? Results from an agent-based simulation model. Dray Anne, Perez Pascal, Moore David, Dietze Paul, Bammer Gabriele, Jenkinson Rebecca, Siokou Christine, Green Rachael, Hudson Susan L., Maher Lisa. 2012. International Journal on Drug Policy, 23 (2) : 148-153.

SimAmph : An agent-based simulation model for exploring the use of psychostimulants and related harm amongst young Australians. Perez Pascal, Dray Anne, Moore David, Dietze Paul, Bammer Gabriele, Jenkinson Rebecca, Siokou Christine, Green Rachael, Hudson Susan L., Maher Lisa. 2012. International Journal on Drug Policy, 23 (1) : 62-71.

Extending drug ethno-epidemiology using agent-based modelling. Moore David, Dray Anne, Green Rachael, Hudson Susan L., Jenkinson Rebecca, Siokou Christine, Perez Pascal, Bammer Gabriele, Maher Lisa, Dietze Paul. 2009. Addiction, 104 (12) : 1991-1997.

SimDrug, exploring the complexity of heroin use in Melbourne. Perez Pascal, Dray Anne, Ritter Alison (collab.), Dietze Paul (collab.), Moore Tim (collab.), Mazerolle Lorraine (collab.). 2005. Melbourne : Turning Point Drug and Alcohol Centre, 54 p. (Drug policy modelling project monograph series, 11) ISBN 1-74001-172-4

SimDrug : A multi-agent system tackling the complexity of illicit drug markets in Australia. Perez Pascal, Dray Anne, Ritter Alison, Dietze Paul, Moore Tim, Mazerolle Lorraine. 2006. In : Complex science for a complex world : Exploring human ecosystems with agents. Perez Pascal (ed.), Batten David (ed.). Canberra : ANU Press, 193-223. ISBN 1-920942-38-6