Titlebook: Complexity in Landscape Ecology; David G. Green,Nicholas I. Klomp,Suzanne Sadedin Book 2020Latest edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2

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Digital Ecology: New Technologies Are Revolutionizing Ecology,hods for monitoring (sensors, remote sensing, drones); greater abilities to embrace broadscale phylogeography, and access to the power of e-science (big-data, simulation, visualisation). International repositories now gather data about biodiversity, species distributions and whole ecosystems from around the world.

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The Global Picture: Limits to Growth Versus Growth Without Limits,vilisations. Those events provide lessons for current ecological challenges, especially global climate change and loss of biodiversity. The economic imperative for constant growth poses a major challenge for global conservation.

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978-3-030-46775-3Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020

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David G. Green,Nicholas I. Klomp,Suzanne SadedinUpdated second edition incorporates new science and new insights in climate change and biodiversity loss.Offers an up-to-date introduction to the concepts and scientific techniques of complexity in la

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Time Series Models: AR, MA, ARMA, & All Thatwe see. Systems of rules, called L-systems can capture the organisation of branching patterns and other features of growing plants. Simple rules of behaviour can explain many features of animal behaviour; multi-agent simulations use these rules to model community organisation and interaction with the environment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-60293-2r automata, which represent a landscape as a grid of sites, are often used to model processes in landscapes. These models highlight the phase change that occurs between connected and fragmented landscapes.

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