Ali Termos's guest appearances

Ali Termos

The Deep Control

Barefoot: A Podcast from Boris A. Angelov

The AI & IOT Chronicles [Eng/Esp] by James & Co.

Arina Mur

Laura Kelly

Michael Simon

Eddy Malano

Eva K

Nicolas Barnes

Vicent Ballester

Mike Haddad

Shehryar Munir

Mitch Oliver

Philip Chedid

Steve S

Robert Phillips

Nick Schmidt

FLORIAN KIEFFER

OwlTail

Amir Telem

@amir-telem@ali_termos@zazzak@tibetaniarecords

@amir-telem @ali_termos @zazzak @tibetaniarecords

PREMIERE: Ali Termos, Salvo Migliorini - Ederlezi (Amir Telem Remix) [Tibetania Records]

What happens when a city experiences a 40% increases in population due to man-made or natural disasters?  This happened in Beirut during the Syrian civil war.  The World Bank charged Dr Ali Termos from the American University in Bulgaria to model the impact to housing prices, housing construction, and other city services due to massive influx of refugees.  Dr. Termo's paper provides insights into how city administrators should react to man-made or natural events that disrupt large populations.  In the podast he discusses his innovative use of Agent-Based Modeling, and also how he used IOT information to address gaps data due to lack of current census and other economic data in the region.  You can read his paper at https://research.tudelft.nl/en/publications/agent-based-simulation-of-west-asian-urban-dynamics-impact-of-ref.  I encourage you to connect with him at https://www.linkedin.com/in/ali-termos-94b109a/?originalSubdomain=bg. You can leave questions or comments on the contact page at https://www.jamesco.cc. 

What happens when a city experiences a 40% increases in population due to man-made or natural disasters?  This happened in Beirut during the Syrian civil war.  The World Bank charged Dr Ali Termos from the American University in Bulgaria to model the impact to housing prices, housing construction, and other city services due to massive influx of refugees.  Dr. Termo's paper provides insights into how city administrators should react to man-made or natural events that disrupt large populations.  In the podast he discusses his innovative use of Agent-Based Modeling, and also how he used IOT information to address gaps data due to lack of current census and other economic data in the region.  You can read his paper at <a href="https://research.tudelft.nl/en/publications/agent-based-simulation-of-west-asian-urban-dynamics-impact-of-ref" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://research.tudelft.nl/en/publications/agent-based-simulation-of-west-asian-urban-dynamics-impact-of-ref</a>. I encourage you to connect with him at <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/ali-termos-94b109a/?originalSubdomain=bg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/ali-termos-94b109a/?originalSubdomain=bg</a>. You can leave questions or comments on the contact page at <a href="https://www.jamesco.cc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.jamesco.cc</a>.

#23: IOT & Agent-Based Modeling Simulates Impact of Refugees on Cities (Ali Termos) 

The global economy is experiencing a downturn like never before and there are lots of signs that hint a depression similar to the one in the 1930s. In today’s conversation, I speak with Ali Termos, who is a Finance Professor in AUBG and is also known for contributing to the strategic and impactful studies funded by the World Bank and the EU on economic development in Lebanon. During our conversation, we cover topics like the flaws of the financial system and the circumstances that led to the crisis, the consequences of the crisis and what can we expect in the future. The vicious cycle of economic downturn, government, and corporate reactions, what’s the most efficient channel to allow the money into the market in a way that we survive the crisis, the major debates countries face - one of them being supporting wall street (meaning businesses) vs main street (meaning the public); the need for global collaboration - the possibility of a global digital currency, the economies of the future and measures taken in Bulgaria. 

The global economy is experiencing a downturn like never before and there are lots of signs that hint a depression similar to the one in the 1930s. In today’s conversation, I speak with Ali Termos, who is a Finance Professor in AUBG and is also known for contributing to the strategic and impactful studies funded by the World Bank and the EU on economic development in Lebanon. During our conversation, we cover topics like the flaws of the financial system and the circumstances that led to the crisis, the consequences of the crisis and what can we expect in the future. The vicious cycle of economic downturn, government, and corporate reactions, what’s the most efficient channel to allow the money into the market in a way that we survive the crisis, the major debates countries face - one of them being supporting wall street (meaning businesses) vs main street (meaning the public); the need for global collaboration - the possibility of a global digital currency, the economies of the future and measures taken in Bulgaria.

Surviving The Financial Crisis & The Future of Finance with Ali Termos 