[图书][B] A critique of silviculture: managing for complexity
The discipline of silviculture is at a crossroads. Silviculturists are under increasing pressure
to develop practices that sustain the full function and dynamics of forested ecosystems and …
to develop practices that sustain the full function and dynamics of forested ecosystems and …
Dealing with non-linearity and uncertainty in forest management
Forest managers today are struggling with the great uncertainties and rapid changes in
many biophysical and socioeconomic aspects of their work. We argue in this review that …
many biophysical and socioeconomic aspects of their work. We argue in this review that …
Hybrid modelling of complex ecological systems for decision support: Recent successes and future perspectives
L Parrott - Ecological Informatics, 2011 - Elsevier
Hybrid models combine multiple modelling approaches to represent complex, integrated
systems of human and biophysical components. These models are highly data driven, and …
systems of human and biophysical components. These models are highly data driven, and …
Artificial evolution of life history and behavior
We present an individual-based model that uses artificial evolution to predict fit behavior and
life-history traits on the basis of environmental data and organism physiology. Our main …
life-history traits on the basis of environmental data and organism physiology. Our main …
Assessing ecological integrity: A multi-scale structural and functional approach using Structural Equation Modeling
V Capmourteres, M Anand - Ecological indicators, 2016 - Elsevier
Facing increasing levels of ecosystem degradation, scientists and practitioners aim to
preserve ecological integrity—to maintain structures and functions expected of ecosystems …
preserve ecological integrity—to maintain structures and functions expected of ecosystems …
Forests as complex adaptive systems: implications for forest management and modelling
C Messier, KJ Puettmann - L'Italia forestale e montana, 2011 - italiaforestalemontana.it
Addressing natural resource issues in the face of profound global changes presents new
challenges for forest managers. These challenges have initiated a new cycle of …
challenges for forest managers. These challenges have initiated a new cycle of …
Using agent‐based models to aid reef restoration: enhancing coral cover and topographic complexity through the spatial arrangement of coral transplants
JC Sleeman, GS Boggs, BC Radford… - Restoration …, 2005 - Wiley Online Library
High coral cover and topographic complexity are favorable qualities of a healthy coral reef.
Because coral reef restoration is expensive and coral growth is naturally slow, there is a …
Because coral reef restoration is expensive and coral growth is naturally slow, there is a …
Complexity and the limits of ecological engineering
L Parrott - Transactions of the ASAE, 2002 - elibrary.asabe.org
The presentday concept of complexity is reviewed and discussed with respect to its potential
implications on thepractice of ecological engineering applied to ecosystems. It is argued that …
implications on thepractice of ecological engineering applied to ecosystems. It is argued that …
A dynamic systems approach to family assessment
PLC Van Geert… - European Journal of …, 2005 - econtent.hogrefe.com
The dynamic systems approach provides a general framework for studying processes.
Properties of that approach are applied to the issue of family assessment. The description …
Properties of that approach are applied to the issue of family assessment. The description …
A comparative analysis of parallel processing and super-individual methods for improving the computational performance of a large individual-based model
HR Parry, AJ Evans - Ecological Modelling, 2008 - Elsevier
Individual-based modelling approaches are being used to simulate larger complex spatial
systems in ecology and in other fields of research. Several novel model development issues …
systems in ecology and in other fields of research. Several novel model development issues …