1:29 p.m.
Dear colleagues,
an interesting SI on a subject that is relevant to many of you.
With best regards,
João Azevedo
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Assunto: ELI: Call for a Special Issue in the journal Social-Ecological
Practice Research
Data: Wed, 06 May 2020 11:49:24 +0200
De: Christine Fürst <christine.fuerst(a)geo.uni-halle.de>
CC: martin.schultze(a)geo.uni-halle.de
<martin.schultze(a)geo.uni-halle.de>de>, Wei-Ning Xiang <wxiang(a)uncc.edu>
Dear all,
please find below a call for a Special Issue entitled "Open System
Modelling Frameworks toward a Better Understanding of Multi-Scale
Interactions in Socio-Ecological Systems" is published in the
Socio-Ecological Practice Research Journal
(https://www.springer.com/journal/42532). A detailed description is
online available
(https://resource-cms.springernature.com/springer-cms/rest/v1/content/173596…).
_Abstract_
Anthropogenically dominated landscapes bring up multi-faceted
socio-ecological systems where no monitoring technique or model platform
is sufficient to simulate and assess the often non-linear feedback loops
across scales. To advance the development of complex socio-ecological
modelling approaches, different knowledge sources, inter- and
transdisciplinary concepts along the edge of social, economic as well as
ecological sciences have to be combined in open modelling systems.
Converting modelling outcomes into sustainable resource management will
strengthen the understanding between short-running policy-impacts,
mid-term societal demands as well as long-lasting ecosystem health
trends. Studies may focus on smart technologies to bridge the gap
between scholars and practitioners. At the science-policy interface, the
Special Issue aims at gaining new insights in analyzing and modelling
human-nature interactions by addressing (I) significant findings about
socio-economic and environmental interactions, (II) identifying modern
model architectures or describing model applications as well as (III)
recommending management strategies to strengthen decison- and policy-makers.
For more information, please be so kind to contact Martin Schultze,
martin.schutze(a)geo.uni-halle.de.
Kind greetings and stay healthy!
Yours
Christine
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Prof. Dr. habil. Christine Fürst
Institute for Geosciences and Geography
Dept. Sustainable Landscape Development
Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
Von-Seckendorff-Platz 4
06120 Halle, Germany
Tel.: +49 345 55 26017
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