Abstract
In this paper we provide an integrated platform composed of several ICT tools enabling traceability of information between individual steps of collaborative policy modelling process proposed by the OCOPOMO project. This process combines collaborative creation and analysis of narrative scenarios with agent-based simulation models. The policy model for a given domain is created iteratively, by means of cooperation of several stakeholder groups (decision makers, policy analysts, companies, NGOs, the general public). In order to provide modellers and stakeholders with the correct and casespecific information we have designed an integrated architecture supporting processing, sharing and traceability of evidence-based information between simulation models (with rules and agents), conceptual models of the current case and related background data. Thus, users are able to work with this information in a specific policy development process with the appropriate set of tools.
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