Titlebook: Network Analysis in Marine Ecology; Methods and Applicat F. Wulff,J. G. Field,K. H. Mann Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 A

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A Generic Simulation Model for Treating Incomplete Sets of Data subjecting estimated networks of material and energy flows in marine systems to the analytical techniques described in Kay .. (1989, this volume). Usually, the data required for the network analysis techniques are identical to those necessary to begin the simulation modelling of these same systems-

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Dealing with the “Mixed Units” Problem in Ecosystem Network Analysiseen species and their abiotic environment has therefore been a central issue. The mathematical analysis of interconnections is also important in several other fields. Practical quantitative analysis of interconnections in complex systems began with the economist Wassily Leontief (1941) using what ha

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Network Information Indices with an Estuarine Modeld to reveal patterns and principles of structure and function. The question is not whether there is an all-powerful single best approach; such an expectation is obviously unrealistic for complex real systems. Rather, we must develop and test several tools and evaluate each in terms of specific uses

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Network Analysis of Simulated Succession after an Upwelling Eventnge in species structure, an increase in living and dead biomass and a tendency towards a balance between community production and respiration (Smith 1980). Odum (1969), in his classic paper on ecosystem development, identified 24 attributes of the total system which may be used to determine whether

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Derivation and Analysis of Flow Networks for Open Ocean Plankton Systemselopments contributing to a new paradigm for planktonic communities were the elaboration by Dugdale & Goering (1967) and Eppley & Peterson (1979) of the concept of new and regenerated production and the role of these processes in setting the balance between inputs to and outputs from the upper ocean

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Analysis of the Flow Network in an Estuarine Benthic Communitytments, and of interactions between its compartments. Joint (1978) quantified autotrophic and heterotrophic microbial production both in the water column and sediments. Several detailed studies have been made of energy flow within the macrobenthos and meiobenthos (Price & Warwick, 1980a,b; Tear & Pr

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Network Analysis in Marine Ecology: An Assessmentk of fluxes of energy or materials in one or more ecosystems. For those not already committed to the collection of data for such a network, it may be useful to consider the advantages and disadvantages of approaching ecological problems at the ecosystem level. One way of addressing the question is t