Individual-based modeling and ecology:
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2005
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Schriftenreihe: | Princeton series in theoretical and computational biology
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Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
Beschreibung: | XVI, 428 S. Ill. |
ISBN: | 0691096651 069109666X |
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adam_text | INDIVIDUAL-BASED MODELING AND ECOLOGY VOLKER GRIMM STEVEN F. RAILSBACK
PR INCETON UNIVERS ITY PRESS PRI NCETON A ND OX FORD CONTENTS PREFA CE
ACKNOWLEDG ME NTS XI XV PART 1. MODELING CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION 3 1.1
WH Y INDIVIDUAL-BASEC MOD ELIN G AND ECO LOGY ? 3 1.2 LINKING IND
IVIDUAL TRAIT S AND SYS TEM COMPLEXITY: THREE EXAMPLES 5 1.3
INDIVIDUAL-BASED ECOLOGY 9 1.4 EARLY ISSMS AND TH EIR RESEARCH PROGRAMS
II 1.5 WH AT MAKES A MODEL AN IBM ? 13 1.6 STATUS AND CHALL ENGES OF THE
INDIVIDU AL-BASED APPROACH J 5 1.7 CONCLUSION S AND OUTL OOK 19 CHAPTER
2. A PRIMER TO MODELING 22 2.1 LNTRODU CTION 22 2.2 HEURISTICS FOR
MODELING 24 2.3 T HE MODELING CYCLE 27 2.4 SUMMARY AND DISCU SSION 36
CHAPTE R 3. PATTERN-ORIENTED MODELING 38 3.1 INTRODUCNON 38 3.2 WH Y
PATTERN S. AND W HAT ARE PATTERNS? 40 3.3 TH E TASKS OF PATTERN-OR ICNT
ED MODELING 4 3.4 DISCU SSION 48 PART 2. INDIVIDUAL-BASED ECOLOGY 5 1
CHAPTER 4. THE ORY IN INDIVIDUAL-BASED ECOLOGY 53 4.1 INTRODUCTI ON 53
4.2 BASIS FOR TH EORY IN IBE 55 4 .3 GOALS O F IBE THEORY 56 4.4 TH EOR
Y STRUCTURE 58 4.5 TH EOR Y DEVELOPMENT CYCLE 60 4.6 EXAMPL E: DEVELOP
MENT OF HABITAT SELECT ION THEO RY FOR TROUT 63 4.7 SUMMARY AND DISCU
SSION 68 VIII CHAPTER 5. A CO NCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR DESIGNING
LNDIVIDUAL-BASED MODELS 5.1 LRURODUCTION 5.2 ERNERGCNCE 5.3 ADAPTIVE
TRAITS AND BEHA VIOR 5.4 FITNESS 5.5 PREDI CTION 5.6 INTERACTION 5.7
SENSIN G 5.8 STOCH ASTICITY 5.9 COLLECT IVES 5. 10 SCHEDULING 5.11
OBSERVATION 5.12 SUMMARY AND CO NCLUSIONS 5.13 CO NCEP TUAL DESIGN
CHECKLIST CHAPTER 6. EXAMPLES 6. 1 INTRODUCTION 6.2 GRO UP AND SOCIA!
BEHAVIOR 6.3 POPULATION DYNAMICS OF SOCIAL ANIMALS 6.4 MOVEMENT:
DISPERSAL AND HABITAT SELECTION 6.5 REGULATION OF HYPOTHETICAL
POPULATIONS 6.6 COMPARI SON WITH CLASSICAL MODELS 6.7 DYNARME S OF PLANT
POPULAT IONS AND COM MUN ITIES 6.8 STRU CTU RE OF COM MUNITI ES AND
ECOSYSTERNS 6.9 ART IFICIALL Y EVOLVED TRAITS 6.10 SU MMARY AND CONCL
USION S PART 3. THE ENGINE ROOM CHAPTER 7. FORMULATING INDIV IDUAL-BASED
MODELS 7. 1 INTRODUCT ION 7.2 CO NTENT S OF AN IBM FORMUL ARION 7.3
FORMULATING AN IBM S SPAT IAL ELE MEN TS 7.4 FORM ULATING LOGICAL AND
PROB ABILISTIC RULES 7.5 FORM ULAT ING ADAPTIVE TRAITS 7.6 CONTROLLING
UNCERTAINTY 7.7 USIN G OBJECT-ORIENTED DESI GN AND DESC RIPTION 7.8 USIN
G MECHANISTIC AND DISCRCTE MATHEMAUES 7.9 DESIGNIN G SUPERINDIVIDUALS
7.10 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION S CHAPTER 8. SOFTWARE FOR IND IVIDUAL-BASED
MODELS 8.1 INTRODUCTION 8.2 THE LRNPORTANCE OF SOFTWARE DESIGN FOR IBMS
8.3 SOFTW ARE TERM INOL OGY AND CONCCPTS 8.4 SOFTW ARE PLATFORRNS 8.5
SOFTWARE TCSTING 8.6 MOVING SOFTWARE DEVELOPRN ERU FORWARD CONTENTS 7 1
7 1 73 79 84 91 95 98 101 105 109 116 117 119 122 122 125 145 163 178
187 199 218 234 242 245 247 247 248 249 253 255 260 262 264 266 269 270
270 273 274 279 288 294 CONTENTS IX 8.7 IMPORTANT IMPL EMENTATION
TECHNIQUES 30 1 8.8 SOME FAVORITE SOFTWARE MYTH S 306 8.9 SUMMARY AND CO
NCLUSIONS 308 CHAPTER 9. A NALYZING INDIVIDU AL -B ASED M OD EL S 312 9.
1 INTRODUCTION 3 12 9.2 STEPS IN ANALYZING AN IBM 3 13 9.3 GENERAL
STRATEGICS FOR ANALYZING IBM S 3I5 9.4 TECHN IQUES FOR ANALYZING IBMS
319 9.5 STATISTICAL ANAL YSIS 327 9.6 SENSITIVITY AND UNCERTAI NTY ANAL
YSIS 335 9.7 ROBU STNESS ANALYSIS 336 9.8 PARAMETERIZATION 341 9.9
INDEPENDENT PREDICTIONS 345 9.10 SUMMARY AND CONCLU SIONS 346 CHAPTER
10. C OMMUNIC ATING INDIVIDUAL-BASED M OD EL S A ND RESE ARCH 349 10.1
INTRODUCTION 349 10.2 TYPES OF IBE WORK TO CO MMUNICA TE 350 10.3
COMPLETE AND EFFICIE NT MODE L DESCRIPTION 351 10.4 COMMON REVIEW
COMMENTS 354 10.5 VISUAL COMRNUNICATION OF EXECUTABLE MODELS 356 10.6 CO
MMUNICATING SOFTWARE 358 10.7 SUMM ARY AND CONC LUSIONS 359 PART 4.
CONCLUSIONS AND OUTLOOK 363 C HA PTE R 11. USI NG ANALYTICAL M ODELS IN
INDI VIDUAL -B ASED ECOLOGY 365 11.1 INTRODUCTION 365 11.2
CLASSIFICATIONS OF ECOLOGICAL MODELS 366 11.3 BENEFITS OF ANALYTICA L
MODELS 368 11.4 ANALYTICAL APPROXI MATIO N OF IBMS 369 J 1.5 USING
ANAJYTICAL MODELS TO UNDERSTAND AND ANALYZE IBMS 372 11.6 SUMMARY AND
DISCUSSION 379 CHAPTER 12. CONCLUSIONS AND OUTLOOK FOR INDIVIDUAL-BASED
ECOLOGY 380 12.1 INTRODUCTION 380 12.2 WHY DO WE NEED IBE? 381 J 2.3 HOW
IS IBE DIFFERENT FROM TRADITIONAL ECO LOGY ? 382 12.4 WHAT CA N ECOLOGY
CONTRIBUTE TO THE SCIENCE OF COMPL EX SYSTEMS? 387 12.5 A VISIT TO THE
INDIVID UAL-BASED ECOLOGY LABORATORY 388 GLOSSARY 391 REFERENCES 395
INDEX 421
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INDIVIDUAL-BASED MODELING AND ECOLOGY VOLKER GRIMM STEVEN F. RAILSBACK
PR INCETON UNIVERS ITY PRESS PRI NCETON A ND OX FORD CONTENTS PREFA CE
ACKNOWLEDG ME NTS XI XV PART 1. MODELING CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION 3 1.1
WH Y INDIVIDUAL-BASEC MOD ELIN G AND ECO LOGY ? 3 1.2 LINKING IND
IVIDUAL TRAIT S AND SYS TEM COMPLEXITY: THREE EXAMPLES 5 1.3
INDIVIDUAL-BASED ECOLOGY 9 1.4 EARLY ISSMS AND TH EIR RESEARCH PROGRAMS
II 1.5 WH AT MAKES A MODEL AN IBM ? 13 1.6 STATUS AND CHALL ENGES OF THE
INDIVIDU AL-BASED APPROACH J 5 1.7 CONCLUSION S AND OUTL OOK 19 CHAPTER
2. A PRIMER TO MODELING 22 2.1 LNTRODU CTION 22 2.2 HEURISTICS FOR
MODELING 24 2.3 T HE MODELING CYCLE 27 2.4 SUMMARY AND DISCU SSION 36
CHAPTE R 3. PATTERN-ORIENTED MODELING 38 3.1 INTRODUCNON 38 3.2 WH Y
PATTERN S. AND W HAT ARE PATTERNS? 40 3.3 TH E TASKS OF PATTERN-OR ICNT
ED MODELING 4 \ 3.4 DISCU SSION 48 PART 2. INDIVIDUAL-BASED ECOLOGY 5 1
CHAPTER 4. THE ORY IN INDIVIDUAL-BASED ECOLOGY 53 4.1 INTRODUCTI ON 53
4.2 BASIS FOR TH EORY IN IBE 55 4 .3 GOALS O F IBE THEORY 56 4.4 TH EOR
Y STRUCTURE 58 4.5 TH EOR Y DEVELOPMENT CYCLE 60 4.6 EXAMPL E: DEVELOP
MENT OF HABITAT SELECT ION THEO RY FOR TROUT 63 4.7 SUMMARY AND DISCU
SSION 68 VIII CHAPTER 5. A CO NCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR DESIGNING
LNDIVIDUAL-BASED MODELS 5.1 LRURODUCTION 5.2 ERNERGCNCE 5.3 ADAPTIVE
TRAITS AND BEHA VIOR 5.4 FITNESS 5.5 PREDI CTION 5.6 INTERACTION 5.7
SENSIN G 5.8 STOCH ASTICITY 5.9 COLLECT IVES 5. 10 SCHEDULING 5.11
OBSERVATION 5.12 SUMMARY AND CO NCLUSIONS 5.13 CO NCEP TUAL DESIGN
CHECKLIST CHAPTER 6. EXAMPLES 6. 1 INTRODUCTION 6.2 GRO UP AND SOCIA!
BEHAVIOR 6.3 POPULATION DYNAMICS OF SOCIAL ANIMALS 6.4 MOVEMENT:
DISPERSAL AND HABITAT SELECTION 6.5 REGULATION OF HYPOTHETICAL
POPULATIONS 6.6 COMPARI SON WITH CLASSICAL MODELS 6.7 DYNARME S OF PLANT
POPULAT IONS AND COM MUN ITIES 6.8 STRU CTU RE OF COM MUNITI ES AND
ECOSYSTERNS 6.9 ART IFICIALL Y EVOLVED TRAITS 6.10 SU MMARY AND CONCL
USION S PART 3. THE ENGINE ROOM CHAPTER 7. FORMULATING INDIV IDUAL-BASED
MODELS 7. 1 INTRODUCT ION 7.2 CO NTENT S OF AN IBM FORMUL ARION 7.3
FORMULATING AN IBM 'S SPAT IAL ELE MEN TS 7.4 FORM ULATING LOGICAL AND
PROB ABILISTIC RULES 7.5 FORM ULAT ING ADAPTIVE TRAITS 7.6 CONTROLLING
UNCERTAINTY 7.7 USIN G OBJECT-ORIENTED DESI GN AND DESC RIPTION 7.8 USIN
G MECHANISTIC AND DISCRCTE MATHEMAUES 7.9 DESIGNIN G SUPERINDIVIDUALS
7.10 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION S CHAPTER 8. SOFTWARE FOR IND IVIDUAL-BASED
MODELS 8.1 INTRODUCTION 8.2 THE LRNPORTANCE OF SOFTWARE DESIGN FOR IBMS
8.3 SOFTW ARE TERM INOL OGY AND CONCCPTS 8.4 SOFTW ARE PLATFORRNS 8.5
SOFTWARE TCSTING 8.6 MOVING SOFTWARE DEVELOPRN ERU FORWARD CONTENTS 7 1
7 1 73 79 84 91 95 98 101 105 109 116 117 119 122 122 125 145 163 178
187 199 218 234 242 245 247 247 248 249 253 255 260 262 264 266 269 270
270 273 274 279 288 294 CONTENTS IX 8.7 IMPORTANT IMPL EMENTATION
TECHNIQUES 30 1 8.8 SOME FAVORITE SOFTWARE MYTH S 306 8.9 SUMMARY AND CO
NCLUSIONS 308 CHAPTER 9. A NALYZING INDIVIDU AL -B ASED M OD EL S 312 9.
1 INTRODUCTION 3 12 9.2 STEPS IN ANALYZING AN IBM 3 13 9.3 GENERAL
STRATEGICS FOR ANALYZING IBM S 3I5 9.4 TECHN IQUES FOR ANALYZING IBMS
319 9.5 STATISTICAL ANAL YSIS 327 9.6 SENSITIVITY AND UNCERTAI NTY ANAL
YSIS 335 9.7 ROBU STNESS ANALYSIS 336 9.8 PARAMETERIZATION 341 9.9
INDEPENDENT PREDICTIONS 345 9.10 SUMMARY AND CONCLU SIONS 346 CHAPTER
10. C OMMUNIC ATING INDIVIDUAL-BASED M OD EL S A ND RESE ARCH 349 10.1
INTRODUCTION 349 10.2 TYPES OF IBE WORK TO CO MMUNICA TE 350 10.3
COMPLETE AND EFFICIE NT MODE L DESCRIPTION 351 10.4 COMMON REVIEW
COMMENTS 354 10.5 VISUAL COMRNUNICATION OF EXECUTABLE MODELS 356 10.6 CO
MMUNICATING SOFTWARE 358 10.7 SUMM ARY AND CONC LUSIONS 359 PART 4.
CONCLUSIONS AND OUTLOOK 363 C HA PTE R 11. USI NG ANALYTICAL M ODELS IN
INDI VIDUAL -B ASED ECOLOGY 365 11.1 INTRODUCTION 365 11.2
CLASSIFICATIONS OF ECOLOGICAL MODELS 366 11.3 BENEFITS OF ANALYTICA L
MODELS 368 11.4 ANALYTICAL APPROXI MATIO N OF IBMS 369 J 1.5 USING
ANAJYTICAL MODELS TO UNDERSTAND AND ANALYZE IBMS 372 11.6 SUMMARY AND
DISCUSSION 379 CHAPTER 12. CONCLUSIONS AND OUTLOOK FOR INDIVIDUAL-BASED
ECOLOGY 380 12.1 INTRODUCTION 380 12.2 WHY DO WE NEED IBE? 381 J 2.3 HOW
IS IBE DIFFERENT FROM TRADITIONAL ECO LOGY ? 382 12.4 WHAT CA N ECOLOGY
CONTRIBUTE TO THE SCIENCE OF COMPL EX SYSTEMS? 387 12.5 A VISIT TO THE
INDIVID UAL-BASED ECOLOGY LABORATORY 388 GLOSSARY 391 REFERENCES 395
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spelling | Grimm, Volker 1958- Verfasser (DE-588)1015199852 aut Individual-based modeling and ecology Volker Grimm ; Steven F. Railsback Individual based modeling and ecology Princeton [u.a.] Princeton Univ. Press 2005 XVI, 428 S. Ill. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Princeton series in theoretical and computational biology Includes bibliographical references and index Biocénoses - Modèles mathématiques Biologie des populations - Modèles mathématiques aPopulation biology xMathematical models aBiotic communities xMathematical models Mathematisches Modell (DE-588)4114528-8 gnd rswk-swf Autökologie (DE-588)4143684-2 gnd rswk-swf Populationsbiologie (DE-588)4046800-8 gnd rswk-swf Populationsbiologie (DE-588)4046800-8 s Autökologie (DE-588)4143684-2 s Mathematisches Modell (DE-588)4114528-8 s DE-604 Railsback, Steven F. 1957- Sonstige (DE-588)1015200079 oth http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip051/2004022435.html Table of contents GBV Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=014738642&sequence=000005&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
spellingShingle | Grimm, Volker 1958- Individual-based modeling and ecology Biocénoses - Modèles mathématiques Biologie des populations - Modèles mathématiques aPopulation biology xMathematical models aBiotic communities xMathematical models Mathematisches Modell (DE-588)4114528-8 gnd Autökologie (DE-588)4143684-2 gnd Populationsbiologie (DE-588)4046800-8 gnd |
subject_GND | (DE-588)4114528-8 (DE-588)4143684-2 (DE-588)4046800-8 |
title | Individual-based modeling and ecology |
title_alt | Individual based modeling and ecology |
title_auth | Individual-based modeling and ecology |
title_exact_search | Individual-based modeling and ecology |
title_exact_search_txtP | Individual-based modeling and ecology |
title_full | Individual-based modeling and ecology Volker Grimm ; Steven F. Railsback |
title_fullStr | Individual-based modeling and ecology Volker Grimm ; Steven F. Railsback |
title_full_unstemmed | Individual-based modeling and ecology Volker Grimm ; Steven F. Railsback |
title_short | Individual-based modeling and ecology |
title_sort | individual based modeling and ecology |
topic | Biocénoses - Modèles mathématiques Biologie des populations - Modèles mathématiques aPopulation biology xMathematical models aBiotic communities xMathematical models Mathematisches Modell (DE-588)4114528-8 gnd Autökologie (DE-588)4143684-2 gnd Populationsbiologie (DE-588)4046800-8 gnd |
topic_facet | Biocénoses - Modèles mathématiques Biologie des populations - Modèles mathématiques aPopulation biology xMathematical models aBiotic communities xMathematical models Mathematisches Modell Autökologie Populationsbiologie |
url | http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip051/2004022435.html http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=014738642&sequence=000005&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
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