Computational social simulation is a long-term, cutting-edge topic in the interdisciplinary
field where information technology, computer science, social science, and sociology …

Self-service spatiotemporal crowdsourcing (SSC), a booming variant of spatiotemporal
crowdsourcing (SC), emerges because of the vigorous development of the mobile Internet …

When earthquakes occur, solar-powered unmanned aerial vehicles (SUAVs), deployed as
communication relay points, can construct a signal relay network to assist the ground mobile …

The World Bank estimates that the number of refugees worldwide will reach 140 million by
2050 due to global warming and local wars. Considering the rapid increase in the number of …

Group role assignment with cooperation and conflict factors (GRACCFs) is a creative social
computing method for team establishment. It can maximize the new team's performance …

In the team allocation problem (TAP), eliminating team disparities aims at keeping an
equilibrium of the resource or ability among teams for equality. For this concern, existing …

Requirements negotiation involves discussion on the requirements conflict to have some
compromise that will satisfy the participating stakeholders of a software project. The output of …

In many practical cases, the original task is divided into smaller, easier-to-complete tasks
and assigned to different groups. Group role assignment (GRA) is dedicated to optimizing …

Role-based collaboration (RBC) is a new problem-solving paradigm that uses model
environments-classes, agents, roles, groups, and objects (E-CARGO) to facilitate modeling …

Quasi group role assignment (QGRA) presents a novel social computing model designed to
address the burgeoning domain of self-service spatiotemporal crowdsourcing (SSC) …