Systems Ecology¶
Odum, H. T. (1983). Systems Ecology: An Introduction. Wiley.
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Primes¶
- Accumulation
- In ecology and biogeochemistry, nutrient stocks, biomass, contaminant levels, and ice mass are each the time-integral of competing flows, each carrying hysteresis and inertia.
This sourceFoundational systems-ecology text modeling ecological and biogeochemical reservoirs — nutrient stocks, biomass, stored energy — as compartments whose levels are the time-integrals of competing material and energy flows, carrying inertia and storage dynamics. (Book; no DOI — ISBN 9780471652779.)
- In ecology and biogeochemistry, nutrient stocks, biomass, contaminant levels, and ice mass are each the time-integral of competing flows, each carrying hysteresis and inertia.
- Reservoir-Flux Network
- Ecology and hydrology. Trophic energy budgets and watershed water balances are reservoir-level analyses with thermodynamic or hydrological conservation as the closure.
This sourceTreats trophic energy budgets and ecological flows as reservoir-level analyses under thermodynamic conservation.
- Ecology and hydrology. Trophic energy budgets and watershed water balances are reservoir-level analyses with thermodynamic or hydrological conservation as the closure.
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