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Data and Models in Action - Methodological Issues in Production Ecology (Hardcover, 1999 ed.)
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Data and Models in Action - Methodological Issues in Production Ecology (Hardcover, 1999 ed.)
Series: Current Issues in Production Ecology, 5
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Under leadership of CT de Wit a large amount of modeling, building
prototypes and also application, was carried out in the 1970s and
1980s. Comprehensive models were built, evaluated and carefully
documented in the areas of crop growth production, plant breeding,
soil water and nutrients, and in crop protection. Simulation
techniques and biophysical theories developed in parallel.
Simulation and experimentation always went hand in hand. Much of
this work is documented in a long series of PhD theses under
supervision of De Wit, in the series of Simulation Monographs
(PUDOC), and in numerous other publications. This work has inspired
many scientists across the global science community. The CT de Wit
Graduate School of Production Ecology (PE) of the Wageningen
University builds further on this platform and finds new subjects
for research on and with models, and data. The PE platform provides
also an excellent opportunity to develop contacts, cooperation and
joint software with research groups in related fields and abroad.
This book precipitates from such an exploration in new directions.
We realize that modem information systems and statistics can offer
a substantial contribution to the modelling framework. Good
examples can be found here, and these provide a clear direction for
the years to come.
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