Titlebook: Environmental Modeling with Stakeholders; Theory, Methods, and Steven Gray,Michael Paolisso,Stefan Gray Book 2017 Springer International Pu

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The Residency Training Program Audit,inhabitants of the rangelands of Kenya, East Africa. A participatory study conducted with the Maasai of Kenya reveals that, although majority of the households derive their sustenance directly from traditional rainfall-dependent livestock husbandry, over 70 % have diversified into other systems of l

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-55034-8rs in the conceptualization, specification, and synthesis of knowledge and experience into a useful model, for the purpose of addressing dynamic complexity of socio-ecological problems. This chapter starts by introducing the system dynamics method and the fundamental concepts of feedback, nonlineari

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The EU, Russia and the Problem of Community,ng together experts, local citizens, stakeholders, and decision makers in venues where they investigate, discuss and learn together, make decisions, and follow up with monitoring, evaluation, and adjustment. In this spirit, we have developed a community-based participatory modeling experience that g

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Monopoly and Economic Progress,on stakes are high, participation by an “extended peer community” can be critical to studying and managing complex systems since local expertise on land use and ecosystem processes may not otherwise be captured. We conducted a case study of participatory modeling to support natural resource manageme

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-73043-1reas and small islands. Meanwhile science-based modelling provides various tools for identifying, describing, as well as constructing policy intervention on managing dynamic environments such as coastal environment. Despite the advantages and disadvantages of modeling in addressing the dynamic compl

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