Title:	The Modeling Process in Geography
Authors:	Guermond, Yves
Keywords:	Regional planning. .
Issue Date:	2008
Publisher:	John Wiley & Sons, Inc
Description:	This research trend is being used more and more in the big applied research institutions such as INRA6 , CIRAD7 or CEMAGREF8 and suggests models with joint “resource/exploitation” dynamics, between field and theory, that are supposed to both produce knowledge about complex systems and facilitate the dialog between users and the learning of collective decision making concerning the management of ecosystems and renewable resources. We may wonder if in this shift from systemic analysis to systemic modeling, and then the building of expert systems using computing modeling tools, there might be some confusion between what is called a mathematical model, which is supposed to be extremely reliable in its own realm of application, and mathematico-computing models that are supposed to simulate various dynamic behaviors (some of which cannot be expressed mathematically) in scripts that impact the spatial system
URI:	http://10.6.20.12:80/handle/123456789/50220
ISBN:	978-1-84821-087-5
Appears in Collections:	Geography

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