Mathematical models in ecology : the 12th symposium of The British Ecological Society Grange-over-Sands, Lancashire 23-26 march 1971 /
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Great Britain, Oxford :
Blackwell Scientific Publications,
1972
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| Edición: | First published. |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- The challenge of mathematics to the ecologist
- Some philosophical aspects of mathematical modelling in empirical science with special reference to ecology
- Developments in the Leslie Matrix Model
- Models and analysis of descriptive vegetation data
- Theoretrical models for large-scale vegetation data
- Theoretical models for large-scale vegetation survey
- Organization and management of an integrated ecological research program
- Building and testing ecosystem models
- Population models as a basis for pest control
- "Accuracy without precision"-an introduction to the analogue computer
- Parameter sensitivity and interdependence in hydrological models
- The use of computer simulation in conservation management
- The simulation language as an aid to ecological modelling
- Stochastic model fitting by evolutionary operation
- A field experiment, a small computer and model simulation
- Data management with ASCOP
- Discussion of the application of mathematical models to the assessment of the changes likely from the construction of an estuarine barrage in Morecambe Bay
- Summary and assessment of the symposium
- A research director`s point of view
- An agricultural research scientist`s point of view
- A statistician`s point of view
- An ecologist`s point of view.