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    1. Spatial microsimulation

    A fine grained hybrid spatial microsimulation technique for generating detailed synthetic individuals from multiple data sources: An application to walking and cycling

    Ian Philips et al.
    Volume 10(1) Spring 2017
    1. Consumption, savings and wealth
    2. Labour supply and demand
    3. Dynamic microsimulation

    Parameterising a detailed dynamic programming model of savings and labour supply using cross-sectional data

    Justin W. van de Ven
    Volume 10(1) Spring 2017
    1. Methodology

    Constructing a synthetic city for estimating spatially disaggregated heat demand

    M. Esteban Muñoz H. et al.
    Volume 9(3) Winter 2016
    1. Environment

    A microsimulation model for risk in Irish tillage farming

    Jason Loughrey et al.
    Volume 9(2) Summer 2016
    1. Methodology
    2. Spatial microsimulation

    Validation of spatial microsimulation models: A proposal to adopt the Bland-Altman method

    Kate A Timmins, Kimberley L Edwards
    Volume 9(2) Summer 2016
    1. Pensions and retirement
    2. Dynamic microsimulation

    Distributional effects of the forthcoming finnish pension reform – a dynamic microsimulation approach

    Heikki Tikanmäki et al.
    Volume 8(3) Winter 2015
    1. Methodology
    2. Dynamic microsimulation

    The simulation properties of microsimulation models with static and dynamic ageing – a brief guide into choosing one type of model over the other

    Gijs Dekkers
    Volume 8(1) Spring 2015
    1. Methodology

    The MicSim package of R: An entry-level toolkit for continuous-time microsimulation

    Sabine Zinn
    Volume 7(3) Winter 2014
    1. Taxes and benefits

    A general microsimulation model for the EU VAT with a specific application to Germany

    Lars-H. R. Siemers
    Volume 7(2) Autumn 2014
    1. Spatial microsimulation

    Constructing an urban microsimulation model to assess the influence of demographics on heat consumption

    M. Esteban Muñoz H., Irene Peters
    Volume 7(1) Spring 2014
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