Presents the state-of-the-art of model-based integration of ecology and economics in the field of biodiversity conservation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Martin Drechsler is a Senior Scientist at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ , Germany. His research includes the mathematical modelling of populations in fragmented and dynamic landscapes, the mathematical ecological-economic analysis of instruments and strategies for biodiversity conservation, the model-based assessment of renewable energy deployment, and mathematical optimization and decision theory. He originally trained as a physicist, which provided him with the necessary mathematical background to understand, develop and analyse mathematical models. Twenty years ago, he started collaborating with economists to contribute to the development of the research field of ecological-economic modelling. In the field of ecological-economic modelling he is one of the most productive authors.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Modelling: 1. What is a model? 2. Purposes of modelling 3. Typical model features Part II. Ecological Modelling: 4. Homogenous deterministic population models 5. Homogenous stochastic population models 6. Spatial population models 7. Models with individual variability 8. Models of biodiversity Part III. Economic Modelling: 9. Instruments for biodiversity conservation 10. Game theory 11. Incentive design 12. Modelling human decisions 13. The agglomeration bonus Part IV. Ecological-Economic Modelling: 14. Foundations of ecological-economic modelling 15. Benefits and challenges of ecological-economic modelling 16. Integration of ecological and economic models 17. Examples of ecological-economic modelling 18. Outlook.
Part I. Modelling: 1. What is a model? 2. Purposes of modelling 3. Typical model features Part II. Ecological Modelling: 4. Homogenous deterministic population models 5. Homogenous stochastic population models 6. Spatial population models 7. Models with individual variability 8. Models of biodiversity Part III. Economic Modelling: 9. Instruments for biodiversity conservation 10. Game theory 11. Incentive design 12. Modelling human decisions 13. The agglomeration bonus Part IV. Ecological-Economic Modelling: 14. Foundations of ecological-economic modelling 15. Benefits and challenges of ecological-economic modelling 16. Integration of ecological and economic models 17. Examples of ecological-economic modelling 18. Outlook.
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