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Is there any Systems Dynamics software packaged for Ubuntu?

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I'm looking for Systems Dynamics software (e.g. Stella) for Ubuntu, preferably open source. Recommendations for non packaged software that runs on Linux are also welcome.

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answered 2 Years ago scusaper · Accepted Answer

The answer to this question appear to be no. These past few days I found several free or open System Dynamics programmes that should run on Ubuntu, but none is packaged at this time; some of them are just code libraries. Here's the list:

DynSim - a Java package, apparently undocumented.

MapSim - a simulation engine for System Dynamics. Provides a .NET library that works on Windows and under Mono on Linux plus a simple GUI tool. MapSim uses its own modelling language described in a reference manual.

NetLogo - the famous agent based modelling framework; supports system dynamics models as a secondary feature.

Sphinx SD Tools - a project dedicated to create a common accessible environment for System Dynamics simulation. It is developed on the Java 6 platform and uses the Java Swing GUI.

SystemDynamics - a graphical Java application for modelling, visualisation and execution of System Dynamics models.

Simile - A proprietary System Dynamics and object-based modelling and simulation software package similar to Stella, Model Maker, Vensim, etc. A free evaluation version, which limits the size of saved models, is available.