Titlebook: Spatial Resilience in Social-Ecological Systems; Graeme S. Cumming Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 complexity.geograph

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Introducing Spatial Resilience,ms are complex, and complex systems are, well, .. The word itself suggests that perhaps this discipline is already well beyond the grasp of ordinary mortals like us. ‘Resilience’ is also one of those suspicious sorts of words; it is easy to see how it might suddenly slip away into the forest, just w

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A Theoretical Framework for the Analysis of Spatial Resilience,of spatial resilience and the ways in which it can be analysed in social-ecological systems (SESs). While clarity on terminology and concepts is important, as discussed in the preceding chapters, science advances through the interaction between new ways of thinking about the world and the testing of

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Spatial Models in Ecology and Spatial Resilience,ed in ecology. It also served to introduce some of the ways in which space is conceptualised in quantitative analyses; for example, as a series of islands sitting in a matrix, as a lattice of regularly shaped cells, or as a continuous space through which organisms can diffuse. Chapter 4 did not, how

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Spatial Resilience and Landscape Analysis,land cover. From high above the earth’s surface a different perspective on space presents itself. Even the casual observer will notice such things as gradients from hills to valleys or cities to farmlands; the ways in which large rivers cut across landscapes, carrying with them pieces of each of the

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Spatial Resilience, Landscape Experiments, and Fragmentation, systems has been either on paper or in silico (which is to say, through analytical mathematics and/or the use of computer-based models). This chapter provides a counterpoint to mathematical and model-oriented approaches by discussing rigorous empirical studies of spatial effects in ecosystems. Its

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