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OME : A Framework for Running Spatially Explicit System Dynamics Models

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Wingo, Patrick C.

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The Open Modeling Environment (OME) is a tool developed to address some known shortcomings in ecological System Dynamics (SD) modeling research. OME provides a common set of methods for interacting directly with spatial information, reducing the need for modelers to create their own methods for doing so. The environment is...

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information into its larger simulation space. As previously mentioned, SME primarily satisfies spatial case
Users manual for the FLEX2 and FLEX3 model processors for the FLEX modelling paradigm [review draft]

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White, Curtis, Overton, W. Scott, Oregon State University. Forest Research Laboratory, and Oregon State University. School of Forestry

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the algorithm in a simulation run. The user translates his model into the algorithm, using the
New tools and approaches to uncertainty estimation in complex ecological models

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Brugnach, Marcela

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This dissertation investigates the problem of uncertainty in complex ecological models. The term "complex" is used to convey both the common and scientific meanings. Increasingly, ecological models have become complex because they are more complicated; ecological models are generally multi-variate and multi-leveled in structure. Many ecological models are complex because...

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', investigate how the process of developing an ecological simulation can be advanced by using component-based
Consumer modeling status report : round 1

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Strand, Mary Ann Sall, Nagel, William P. (William Payne), 1929-, U.S. International Biological Program. Coniferous Forest Biome, and University of Washington

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"During the four meetings of the consumer modeling committee, discussion centered on the formation of systems models and the problems they will pose for researchers concerned with consumer populations. Two coarse models were developed from these discussions, a compartment model (Figure 1) and a process model (Figure 2). The compartments...

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the system usually will delineate spatial stratifications. In some instances, habitat preferences will

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Biological and Ecological Engineering1
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College of Forestry1

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Bolte, John P.2
Bradshaw, Gay1

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Bailey, Michael J.1
Cromack, Kermit1
Reeb, James1
Tadepalli, Prasad1
Vache, Kellie B.1
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Brugnach, Marcela1
Nagel, William P. (William Payne), 1929 1
Oregon State University. Forest Research Laboratory1
Oregon State University. School Of Forestry1
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English [eng]4

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Oregon State University. Graduate School2

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Ecology -- Simulation methods3
Ecological Systems Theory1
Ecology -- Computer simulation1
Food chains (Ecology) -- Simulation methods1
Forest ecology -- Simulation methods1
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