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Thinking and Communicating with Diagrams

Thinking and Communicating with Diagrams. Simple Causal-Loop Diagrams. CLD without Polarities. CLD without Polarities. Adding Loop Names Helps Greatly. CLD with Stocks. Standard Vensim Diagram (History: “Hybrid” diagram in Richardson and Pugh).

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Thinking and Communicating with Diagrams

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  1. Thinking and Communicating with Diagrams

  2. Simple Causal-Loop Diagrams

  3. CLD without Polarities

  4. CLD without Polarities

  5. Adding Loop Names Helps Greatly

  6. CLD with Stocks

  7. Standard Vensim Diagram(History: “Hybrid” diagram in Richardson and Pugh)

  8. Standard Diagram with Loop Names, Friendly Font, and Color

  9. Standard Diagram Showing the Limit of Complexity/Readability in One Diagram

  10. Sector Diagram:Note Labels on Links

  11. Policy Structure Diagrams(Morecroft)

  12. Policy Structure Diagrams(What’s the famous model?

  13. Lessons • Readability (audience!) • Naming loops • Omitting unnecessary detail • Unfolding complex pictures • Communication!

  14. A Conceptual Map of the Tobacco Control System Unfolding a Tobacco Map for Health Professionals

  15. A “Shard” of a Tobacco Model Unfolding an Aging Chain of Smokers

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