A computational model in science is an algorithmic representation of a complex system or process, designed to simulate its behavior and predict outcomes under various conditions. These models leverage the power of computers to process large amounts of data and perform complex calculations that would be impractical or impossible to do manually.
Examples:
Examples:
Simulations
Climate Models: Simulations predicting future climate changes. (Phet-Greenhouse effect)
Dynamic Modeling
Weather Prediction Models: Simulations forecasting weather conditions. - Windy; Ventusky
Sea Level Rise: (NOAA)
Agent-Based Models: Simulating interactions of agents in a system, such as traffic flow.
Google Maps Traffic Routing - Real-time traffic patterns