
Prof.dr. M.E. (Martijn) Warnier
Prof.dr. M.E. (Martijn) Warnier
Profile
Biography
Prof.dr. Martijn Warnier is full Professor of Complex System Design and head of the
Multi-Actor Systems Department -
Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management -
Delft University of Technology . He holds a PhD degree in Computer Science from the Radboud University Nijmegen (2006). In his research prof. Warnier studies complex emergent behavior in and of socio-technical systems, specifically of power and ICT infrastructure and the combination thereof. He employs multi-paradigm simulation modeling to study system aspects, such as robustness, resilience, efficiency and reliability and designs adaptive interventions that use self-organization techniques to improve the performance of a socio-technical system on these and other aspects such as empowerment, security and privacy of end-users. He is (amongst others) a member of the Section Systems Engineering, the
Powerweb initiative, the TU Delft
Digital Ethics Centre , the research school
SIKS, the
IEEE and the
ACM.
A recording of prof. Warnier's inaugural lecture "
Design for adaptation and emergence in complex systems" can be found
here.
Prof. Warnier also has a personal
website.
Expertise
Publications
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2022
A peer-to-peer market mechanism incorporating multi-energy coupling and cooperative behaviors
N. Wang / Z. LIU / P.W. Heijnen / Martijn Warnier
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2022
Designing inclusion and continuity for resilient communication during disasters
Indushree Banerjee / Martijn Warnier / Frances M.T. Brazier
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2022
The perils and pitfalls of explainable AI
Strategies for explaining algorithmic decision-making
Hans de Bruijn / Martijn Warnier / Marijn Janssen -
2021
Introducing participatory fairness in emergency communication can support self-organization for survival
Indushree Banerjee / Martijn Warnier / Frances M.T. Brazier / Dirk Helbing
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2020
Ad Hoc communication topology switching during disasters from altruistic to individualistic and Back
Indushree Banerjee / Martijn Warnier / Frances Brazier
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Ancillary activities
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2022-03-01 - 2024-03-01