02153nas a2200325 4500000000100000000000100001008004100002653002200043653003900065653002200104653002400126653001500150653002600165653002300191653002200214653002500236653003400261653001700295653004100312100001400353700001200367700001600379700001200395245010600407856014300513300001100656490000700667520113300674022002001807 d10aAgent-based model10aArchitecture description languages10aAutonomous agents10aBehavioral research10aBreeze/ADL10aComputational methods10acultural resources10aDynamic behaviors10aEnvironment benefits10aIntangible cultural heritages10astakeholders10atourism intangible cultural heritage1 aMeiyu Shi1 aWei Zhu1 aHongji Yang1 aChen Li00aUsing agent-based model to simulate stakeholder balance model of tourism intangible cultural heritage uhttps://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84973454808&doi=10.3233%2fMGS-160245&partnerID=40&md5=5611b64f471067cdbf9513c3af046067 a91-1030 v123 aIntangible cultural heritage, as one of the important cultural resources, is currently one of the most popular points for social scientific researchers. However, the intrinsic relationships between stakeholders related to tourism intangible cultural heritage including government, inheritors, enterprises, experts and tourists is hard to determine through social scientific approaches, especially, when we need to understand dynamic behavior. In this paper, we firstly use Breeze/ADL (Architecture Description Language) to model the intrinsic relationship between the stakeholders referring to tourism intangible cultural heritage. Secondly, we use ABM (Agent-Based Model) to simulate the interactions between stakeholders, in which path coefficient obtained from case studies is considered as an external objective. The results show that the environment revenue and enterprise revenue achieve optimum status when path coefficient and environment benefit are both set as external objectives. The results also imply that the construct stakeholder balance model of tourism intangible cultural heritage is reasonable and effective. a15741702 (ISSN)