Evolvement Model of Eco-Industrial Cluster - Research Based on Complex Adaptive System

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By using the theory of complex adaptive system(CAS), a searching analysis of Eco-Industrial Cluster was put forward by the strategy of control, organization and evolvement,then proved that Eco-Industrial Cluster system is a real complex adaptive system(CAS), a relevant concept model was built up, and then a dynamic simulation modeling for Eco-Industrial Cluster also constructed on SWARM platform. By researching the complexity, creativity, learning and adaptability of the system, the author was trying to build up a new theory and practice method for both programmers and managers of Eco-Industrial Clusters.

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