Systems Ecology Overview

In this module we will be giving a high-level view to the domain of systems ecology, describing it as the application of systems theory to the study of ecology, as it studies the interaction between organisms and their abiotic environment through systems models. We talk about how it is based upon the process of reasoning called synthesis that is focused primarily on the interaction between systems components and the patterns that emerge out of this instead of the properties of the components themselves. We briefly discuss some of the basic principles and theories within this area, including systems theory that provides the basic abstract generic models.

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[dileksoysal]

Thank you, the vids will be very helpful to my students in understanding the ecosystem services and the Anthropocene in the coming course

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