Human communities need holistic and systematic approaches to resolving complex, real-world environmental and natural resource problems threatening the Earth's well-being. The systems ecology paradigm provides that approach by bringing scientists, policy makers and land managers together in collaborative settings to analyse and resolve issues.
Human communities need holistic and systematic approaches to resolving complex, real-world environmental and natural resource problems threatening the Earth's well-being. The systems ecology paradigm provides that approach by bringing scientists, policy makers and land managers together in collaborative settings to analyse and resolve issues.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface; 1. The system ecology paradigm Robert G. Woodmansee John C. Moore and Dennis S. Ojima; 2. Environmental and natural resource challenges in the 21st century Dennis S. Ojima and Robert G. Woodmansee; 3. Evolution of ecosystem science to advance science and society in the 21st century David C. Coleman Eldor A. Paul Stacy Lynn and Thomas Rosswall; 4. Five decades of modeling supporting the systems ecology paradigm William J. Parton Stephen J. Del Grosso Eleanor E. Campbell Melanie D. Hartman Tom Hobbs John C. Moore David M. Swift David S. Schimel Dennis S. Ojima Michael B. Coughenour Randall B. Boone Keith Paustian H. Williams Hunt and Robert G. Woodmansee; 5. Advances in technology supporting the systems ecology paradigm David S. Schimel; 6. Emergence of cross-scale structural and functional processes in ecosystem science Randall B. Boone Robert G. Woodmansee James K. Detling Daniel Binkley Thomas J. Stohlgren Monique E. Rocca William H. Romme Paul H. Evangelista Sunil Kumar and Michael G. Ryan; 7. Evolution of the systems ecology paradigm in managing ecosystems Robert G. Woodmansee Michael B. Coughenour Jill Baron Keith Paustian William Parton Thomas Stohlgren William Romme Paul H. Evangelista Cameron Aldridge Dennis S. Ojima William Lauenroth Ingrid Burke Kathleen Galvin and Robin Reid; 8. Land/atmosphere/water interactions Robert G. Woodmansee Jill Baron Michael B. Coughenour Wei Gao Laurie Richards William Parton David S. Schimel Keith Paustian Stephen Ogle Dennis S. Ojima Richard Conant and Mathew Wallenstein; 9. Humans in ecosystems David M. Swift Randall B. Boone Michael B. Coughenour and Gregory Newman; 10. A systems ecology approach for community-based decision making: the Structured Analysis Methodology (SAM) Robert G. Woodmansee and Sarah R. Woodmansee; 11. Environmental literacy: the Systems Ecology Paradigm (SEP) Robert G. Woodmansee John C. Moore Gregory Newman Paul H. Evangelista and Katherine Woodmansee; 12. Organizational and administrative challenges and innovations Jacob Hautaluoma Robert G. Woodmansee Nicole E. Kaplan John C. Moore Diana Wall and Clara Woodmansee; 13. Where to from here? unravelling wicked problems Robert G. Woodmansee Dennis S. Ojima and Nicole E. Kaplan.
Preface; 1. The system ecology paradigm Robert G. Woodmansee John C. Moore and Dennis S. Ojima; 2. Environmental and natural resource challenges in the 21st century Dennis S. Ojima and Robert G. Woodmansee; 3. Evolution of ecosystem science to advance science and society in the 21st century David C. Coleman Eldor A. Paul Stacy Lynn and Thomas Rosswall; 4. Five decades of modeling supporting the systems ecology paradigm William J. Parton Stephen J. Del Grosso Eleanor E. Campbell Melanie D. Hartman Tom Hobbs John C. Moore David M. Swift David S. Schimel Dennis S. Ojima Michael B. Coughenour Randall B. Boone Keith Paustian H. Williams Hunt and Robert G. Woodmansee; 5. Advances in technology supporting the systems ecology paradigm David S. Schimel; 6. Emergence of cross-scale structural and functional processes in ecosystem science Randall B. Boone Robert G. Woodmansee James K. Detling Daniel Binkley Thomas J. Stohlgren Monique E. Rocca William H. Romme Paul H. Evangelista Sunil Kumar and Michael G. Ryan; 7. Evolution of the systems ecology paradigm in managing ecosystems Robert G. Woodmansee Michael B. Coughenour Jill Baron Keith Paustian William Parton Thomas Stohlgren William Romme Paul H. Evangelista Cameron Aldridge Dennis S. Ojima William Lauenroth Ingrid Burke Kathleen Galvin and Robin Reid; 8. Land/atmosphere/water interactions Robert G. Woodmansee Jill Baron Michael B. Coughenour Wei Gao Laurie Richards William Parton David S. Schimel Keith Paustian Stephen Ogle Dennis S. Ojima Richard Conant and Mathew Wallenstein; 9. Humans in ecosystems David M. Swift Randall B. Boone Michael B. Coughenour and Gregory Newman; 10. A systems ecology approach for community-based decision making: the Structured Analysis Methodology (SAM) Robert G. Woodmansee and Sarah R. Woodmansee; 11. Environmental literacy: the Systems Ecology Paradigm (SEP) Robert G. Woodmansee John C. Moore Gregory Newman Paul H. Evangelista and Katherine Woodmansee; 12. Organizational and administrative challenges and innovations Jacob Hautaluoma Robert G. Woodmansee Nicole E. Kaplan John C. Moore Diana Wall and Clara Woodmansee; 13. Where to from here? unravelling wicked problems Robert G. Woodmansee Dennis S. Ojima and Nicole E. Kaplan.
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