Titlebook: Integrated Regional Models; Interactions between Peter M. Groffman,Gene E. Likens Book 1994 Chapman & Hall 1994 biology.development.ecology

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Prospects for the Development of Integrated Regional Modelscesses operating at a variety of scales, including regions, explore mechanisms by which scientists from different disciplines can work together to advance their collective knowledge of critical processes, and to improve both mathematical and conceptual models within and bridging their disciplines, i

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Interactions of Landuse and Ecosystem Structure and Function: A Case Study in the Central Great Plaical/statistical relationships that can be applied to predict future conditions under scenarios in which the controls change. An example is the Holdridge approach to predicting vegetation using climate-change scenarios (Emanuel et al., 1985; Holdridge, 1947).

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Integrated Models of Forested Regionsland or savanna physiognomy. The interactions of climate, human actions and native ecological potential, which underlie such a gradient, suggest some of the utility of integrated regional models for understanding the structure and function of forested regions under changes in climate and land use.

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An Overview of Biological Models: A Physical Scientist’s Perspectivetem and weather and climate models focuses on common attributes: system heterogeneity, scale, simple structure, memory, succession, state change, and chaos. In order to prevent my Don Quixote tendencies from running rampant, I have reread A. M. Turing’s sobering warning about his own model published in his 1952 . paper:

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Book 1994 and human impact on theenvironment. Effortsare now being made to integrate regional modelsfrom the physical,biological and social sciences in order to respondto diverseenvironmental problems. This volume explores the latestresearchdevelopments on processes operating at a variety of scales,including

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Diana Liverman. lf.; Liebmann/Zentes, 2001, S. 2ff.; Theis, 1999, S. 24; Diller, 2001, S. 561; Mattmüller/Tunder, 2004, S. 10) an die vom Ausschuss für Begriffsdefinitionen aus der Handels- und Absatzwirtschaft (1995, S. 28) vorgenommene Sprachregelung an und differenziert zwischen dem funktionellen und dem insti