This paper describes some possible applications of stochastic methods which may be used in ecological studies. The role of stochastic methods in investigations of the dynamics of ecosystems is gaining in importance. It is a new trend which has arisen in ecological studies, related to the development of methods for the control of the environment. Stochastic methods are very useful for investigating the stability of ecosystems and the criteria of stability of natural systems, especially where the influence of permanent small-scale random disturbances have been noticed. Some criteria have been suggested and examples of use of these criteria are given in this paper. It must also be noted that the complex problems of predicting and controlling p...
Natural systems are, almost by definition, heterogeneous: this can be either a boon or an obstacle t...
The consideration of quantitative data is often required to perform research in both the physical an...
Dynamic behavior in ecosystems can emerge as a result of multiple interactions of different types as...
This paper describes some possible applications of one of the stochastic methods which may be used i...
There is a growing recognition that ecological systems can spend extended periods of time far away f...
In this paper, we discuss a problem of the analysis and prevention of catastrophic shifts in ecosyst...
The modelling of spatial effects in ecological systems has often been overlooked for its intrinsic c...
The increasing use of computer simulation by theoretical ecologists started a move away from models ...
In this work we will develop approaches having the aim to bu9ild ecological models in the framework ...
A problem of the analysis and prevention of catastrophic shifts in stochastically forced ecosystems ...
Classical ecological theory relies heavily on the principles of deterministic dynamical systems, and...
AbstractNatural systems are, almost by definition, heterogeneous: this can be either a boon or an ob...
This letter focuses on open challenges in the fields of environmental data analysis and ecological c...
Population ecology studies the structure and dynamics of biological populations, collections of indi...
This paper deals with applications of random process theory to ecological and environmental modeling...
Natural systems are, almost by definition, heterogeneous: this can be either a boon or an obstacle t...
The consideration of quantitative data is often required to perform research in both the physical an...
Dynamic behavior in ecosystems can emerge as a result of multiple interactions of different types as...
This paper describes some possible applications of one of the stochastic methods which may be used i...
There is a growing recognition that ecological systems can spend extended periods of time far away f...
In this paper, we discuss a problem of the analysis and prevention of catastrophic shifts in ecosyst...
The modelling of spatial effects in ecological systems has often been overlooked for its intrinsic c...
The increasing use of computer simulation by theoretical ecologists started a move away from models ...
In this work we will develop approaches having the aim to bu9ild ecological models in the framework ...
A problem of the analysis and prevention of catastrophic shifts in stochastically forced ecosystems ...
Classical ecological theory relies heavily on the principles of deterministic dynamical systems, and...
AbstractNatural systems are, almost by definition, heterogeneous: this can be either a boon or an ob...
This letter focuses on open challenges in the fields of environmental data analysis and ecological c...
Population ecology studies the structure and dynamics of biological populations, collections of indi...
This paper deals with applications of random process theory to ecological and environmental modeling...
Natural systems are, almost by definition, heterogeneous: this can be either a boon or an obstacle t...
The consideration of quantitative data is often required to perform research in both the physical an...
Dynamic behavior in ecosystems can emerge as a result of multiple interactions of different types as...