Ecological Modelling

2007 - 2025

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2008, volume 217, articles 3

Influence of various emission scenarios on ozone in Europe pp. 209-218

Şebnem Andreani-Aksoyoğlu, Johannes Keller, Carlos Ordóñez, Michel Tinguely, Martin Schultz and André S.H. Prévôt

Modelling assessment of PM10 exposure control policies in Northern Italy pp. 219-229

Claudio Carnevale, Giovanna Finzi, Enrico Pisoni and Marialuisa Volta

Modelling concentrations of airborne primary and secondary PM10 and PM2.5 with the BelEUROS-model in Belgium pp. 230-239

Felix Deutsch, Jean Vankerkom, Liliane Janssen, Stijn Janssen, László Bencs, René Van Grieken, Frans Fierens, Gerwin Dumont and Clemens Mensink

Simulation of transport and composition changes during a blocking episode over the East Atlantic and North Europe pp. 240-254

A. Ebel, H. Feldmann, H.J. Jakobs, M. Memmesheimer, D. Offermann, V. Kuell and B. Schäler

Air pollution transport in the Balkan region and country-to-country pollution exchange between Romania, Bulgaria and Greece pp. 255-269

Kostadin Ganev, Maria Prodanova, Dimiter Syrakov and Nikolai Miloshev

New parameterization scheme for effective indices for emissions from road transport pp. 270-278

Kostadin Ganev, Dimiter Syrakov and Zahari Zlatev

Orthogonal decomposition methods for inclusion of climatic data into environmental studies pp. 279-291

Vladimir Penenko and Elena Tsvetova

An inventory of tree species in Europe—An essential data input for air pollution modelling pp. 292-304

Carsten A. Skjøth, Camilla Geels, Martin Hvidberg, Ole Hertel, Jørgen Brandt, Lise M. Frohn, Kaj M. Hansen, Gitte B. Hedegaard, Jesper H. Christensen and L. Moseholm

Impact of climate changes on pollution levels in Denmark pp. 305-319

Zahari Zlatev and Lars Moseholm

2008, volume 217, articles 1

Modelling vegetation dynamics in heterogeneous pasture-woodland landscapes pp. 1-18

François Gillet

Predicting habitat use by ringed seals (Phoca hispida) in a warming Arctic pp. 19-32

Carla Freitas, Kit M. Kovacs, Rolf A. Ims and Christian Lydersen

Trophic flow kinetics in marine ecosystems: Toward a theoretical approach to ecosystem functioning pp. 33-47

Didier Gascuel, Lyne Morissette, Maria Lourdes D. Palomares and Villy Christensen

A comparison of the performance of threshold criteria for binary classification in terms of predicted prevalence and kappa pp. 48-58

Elizabeth A. Freeman and Gretchen G. Moisen

Size-dependent variations on the nutritional pathway of Bathymodiolus azoricus demonstrated by a C-flux model pp. 59-71

Irene Martins, Ana Colaço, Paul R. Dando, Inês Martins, Daniel Desbruyères, Pierre-Marie Sarradin, João Carlos Marques and Ricardo Serrão-Santos

Modeling SOC and NPP responses of meadow steppe to different grazing intensities in Northeast China pp. 72-78

Yuhui Wang, Guangsheng Zhou and Bingrui Jia

Classification of aquatic bioregions through the use of distributional modelling of freshwater fish pp. 79-86

Ivor Growns and Greg West

Linking food webs to ecosystem processes: Piecewise linear models of soil microcosms pp. 87-94

Jouni K. Nieminen

Food-web dynamics in the South Catalan Sea ecosystem (NW Mediterranean) for 1978–2003 pp. 95-116

Marta Coll, Isabel Palomera, Sergi Tudela and Michael Dowd

A carbon flow-based modelling approach to ecophysiological processes and biomass dynamics of Vallisneria americana, with applications to temperate and tropical water bodies pp. 117-131

Elly P.H. Best and William A. Boyd

Plant energy storage strategy and caloric value pp. 132-138

Hua Lin and Min Cao

Predicting the growth of deciduous tree species in response to water stress: FVS-BGC model parameterization, application, and evaluation pp. 139-147

Ying Wang, William L. Bauerle and Robert F. Reynolds

A model for Evaporation and Drainage investigations at Ground of Ordinary Rainfed-areas pp. 148-156

Mehmet Aydin

Optimization of ecosystem model parameters through assimilating eddy covariance flux data with an ensemble Kalman filter pp. 157-173

Xingguo Mo, Jing M. Chen, Weimin Ju and T. Andrew Black

Uncertainties in large-scale analysis of agricultural land use—A case study for simulation of nitrate leaching pp. 174-180

Thomas G. Schmidt, Uwe Franko and Ralph Meissner

Modelling of soil nitrogen dynamics within the decision support system DANUBIA pp. 181-196

C.W. Klar, P. Fiener, P. Neuhaus, V.I.S. Lenz-Wiedemann and K. Schneider

How do forage availability and climate control sheep reproductive performance? pp. 197-206

Marcos Texeira, José M. Paruelo and Esteban Jobbagy

2008, volume 216, articles 3

Estimates of species- and ecosystem-level respiration of woody stems along an elevational gradient in the Luquillo Mountains, Puerto Rico pp. 253-264

Nancy L. Harris, Charles A.S. Hall and Ariel E. Lugo

MORPH—An individual-based model to predict the effect of environmental change on foraging animal populations pp. 265-276

Richard A. Stillman

Parameter uncertainties in the modelling of vegetation dynamics—Effects on tree community structure and ecosystem functioning in European forest biomes pp. 277-290

Anna Wramneby, Benjamin Smith, Sönke Zaehle and Martin T. Sykes

3D geometric structures and biological activity: Application to microbial soil organic matter decomposition in pore space pp. 291-302

Olivier Monga, Mamadou Bousso, Patricia Garnier and Valérie Pot

The optimal size of dynamic phosphorus models for Baltic coastal areas pp. 303-315

J.M. Malmaeus, J.M. Eklund, O.M. Karlsson and D. Lindgren

How to evaluate models: Observed vs. predicted or predicted vs. observed? pp. 316-322

Gervasio Piñeiro, Susana Perelman, Juan P. Guerschman and José M. Paruelo

A survival-analysis-based simulation model for Russian wheat aphid population dynamics pp. 323-332

Ma, Zhanshan (Sam) and Edward J. Bechinski

Bridging the gap between ecophysiological and genetic knowledge to assess the adaptive potential of European beech pp. 333-353

K. Kramer, J. Buiteveld, M. Forstreuter, T. Geburek, S. Leonardi, P. Menozzi, F. Povillon, M.J. Schelhaas, E. Teissier du Cros, G.G. Vendramin and D.C. van der Werf

Reconstructing historical marine ecosystems using food web models: Northern British Columbia from Pre-European contact to present pp. 354-368

C.H. Ainsworth, T.J. Pitcher, J.J. Heymans and M. Vasconcellos

Soil drying in a tropical forest: Three distinct environments controlled by gap size pp. 369-384

T.R. Marthews, D.F.R.P. Burslem, S.R. Paton, F. Yangüez and C.E. Mullins

Modeling individual and population dynamics in a consumer–resource system: Behavior under food limitation and crowding and the effect on population cycling in Daphnia pp. 385-401

Joost Vanoverbeke

Monitoring waterbird abundance in wetlands: The importance of controlling results for variation in water depth pp. 402-408

François Bolduc and Alan D. Afton

Estimated home ranges can misrepresent habitat relationships on patchy landscapes pp. 409-414

Michael S. Mitchell and Roger A. Powell

2008, volume 216, articles 2

Nonlinearities in mathematical ecology: Phenomena and models pp. 89-101

Yuri M. Svirezhev

Forest growth in the light of the thermodynamic theory of ecological systems pp. 102-106

Georgii A. Alexandrov

Modeling the carbon cycle of urban systems pp. 107-113

Galina Churkina

The model of long-term evolution of the carbon cycle pp. 114-126

Yu. M. Svirezhev and A. Svirejeva-Hopkins

Electricity consumption: The growth pattern as an ecological indicator pp. 127-133

K.-F. Albrecht and D. Orlamünder

Analysis of annual fluctuations of C. nodosa in the Venice lagoon: Modeling approach pp. 134-144

Nadezhda Zharova, Adriano Sfriso, Bruno Pavoni and Alexey Voinov

Optimization models of an age-specific herd pp. 145-149

D. Haltar and B. Altansuvd

Using the maximum principle of impulse control for ecology-economical models pp. 150-156

D. Haltar and G. Ankhbayar

Perturbation methods in optimal control problems pp. 157-159

A.S. Buldaev

Principle of the worst scenario in the modelling past and future of biosphere dynamics pp. 160-171

Sergey I. Bartsev, Andrey G. Degermendzhi and Dmitry V. Erokhin

Investigation of some nonlinear singular model ecosystems and new concerned mathematical problems pp. 172-177

Mahmadyusuf K. Yunusi

Estimating soil carbon turnover using radiocarbon data: A case-study for European Russia pp. 178-187

Victor Brovkin, Alexander Cherkinsky and Sergey Goryachkin

Analysis of competition models in periodic medium pp. 188-196

Il’ichev, Vitaly G.

Lessons for successful participatory watershed modeling: A perspective from modeling practitioners pp. 197-207

Alexey Voinov and Erica J. Brown Gaddis

Urban expansion and its contribution to the regional carbon emissions: Using the model based on the population density distribution pp. 208-216

A. Svirejeva-Hopkins and H.-J. Schellnhuber

Convexity in projection matrices: Projection to a calibration problem pp. 217-228

Dmitrii O. Logofet

An entropic approach to living systems pp. 229-231

Enzo Tiezzi and Riccardo Maria Pulselli

Lyapunov stability for an age-structured population model pp. 232-239

N. Tarkhanov

The optimal harvest and management in the models of animal populations pp. 240-244

D. Haltar, G. Ankhbayar and B. Altansuvd

Estimating the biogenic enhancement factor of weathering using an inverse viability method pp. 245-251

Werner von Bloh, Christine Bounama, Klaus Eisenack, Brigitte Knopf and Oliver Walkenhorst

2008, volume 216, articles 1

Optimal control of lake pH for mercury bioaccumulation control pp. 1-17

Y. Shastri and U. Diwekar

Simulation of NO and N2O emissions from a spruce forest during a freeze/thaw event using an N-flux submodel from the PnET-N-DNDC model integrated to CoupModel pp. 18-30

Josefine Norman, Per-Erik Jansson, Neda Farahbakhshazad, Klaus Butterbach-Bahl, Changsheng Li and Leif Klemedtsson

Mass balanced and dynamic simulations of trophic models of kelp ecosystems near the Mejillones Peninsula of northern Chile (SE Pacific): Comparative network structure and assessment of harvest strategies pp. 31-46

Marco Ortiz

Slope, aspect and climate: Spatially explicit and implicit models of topographic microclimate in chalk grassland pp. 47-59

Jonathan Bennie, Brian Huntley, Andrew Wiltshire, Mark O. Hill and Robert Baxter

Allowing macroalgae growth forms to emerge: Use of an agent-based model to understand the growth and spread of macroalgae in Florida coral reefs, with emphasis on Halimeda tuna pp. 60-74

Aletta T. Yñiguez, John W. McManus and Donald L. DeAngelis

Identifying important species: Linking structure and function in ecological networks pp. 75-80

Ferenc Jordán, Thomas A. Okey, Barbara Bauer and Simone Libralato