David Newth - Citegraph

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Name	Affiliation	Papers
DAVID NEWTH	School of Environmental and Information Science, Charles Sturt University, P.O. Box 789, Albury, NSW 2640, Australia	21
Collaborators	Citations	PageRank
24	77	22.00
Referers	Referees	References
151	245	100

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Title	Citations	PageRank	Year
Simulating emissions intensity targets with energy economic models: algorithm and application	1	0.37	2017
Macro-level information transfer in social media: Reflections of crowd phenomena.	0	0.34	2016
A framework for integrated assessment of food production economics in South Asia under climate change	0	0.34	2016
Modelling Australian land use competition and ecosystem services with food price feedbacks at high spatial resolution	4	0.55	2015
Macro-level information transfer across social networks	2	0.40	2014
Uncovering Diffusion in Academic Publications Using Model-Driven and Model-Free Approaches	2	0.42	2014
Trends of news diffusion in social media based on crowd phenomena	7	0.50	2014
Modeling Dynamics of Diffusion Across Heterogeneous Social Networks: News Diffusion in Social Media.	7	0.58	2013
Modeling dynamics of meta-populations with a probabilistic approach: global diffusion in social media	9	0.74	2013
Modeling direct and indirect influence across heterogeneous social networks	7	0.51	2013
Asynchronous spatial evolutionary games.	11	2.44	2009
Asynchronous Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma	4	0.80	2009
The emergence of cooperation in the random asynchronous prisoner’s dilemma	2	0.38	2008
The role of translocation and selection in the emergence of genetic clusters and modules.	1	0.35	2007
Asynchronous Spatial Evolutionary Games: Spatial Patterns, Diversity And Chaos	3	0.57	2007
Fitness landscape analysis and optimization of coupled oscillators	3	0.54	2006
The emergence of cooperation in asynchronous iterated prisoner's dilemma	0	0.34	2006
Altruistic punishment, social structure and the enforcement of social norms	1	0.48	2005
Optimizing coupled oscillators for stability	2	0.40	2005
Consensus and cohesion in simulated social networks	11	10.61	2001
Network publishing languages	0	0.34	1998