A new picture of stability will emerge from the study of the cognitive and ecological dimensions in economic systems, grounded in the conceptual and methodological apparatus provided by the inverse problem theory.
Consequently, this non-invasive in vivo technique, along with the achievable spatial, temporal and spectral resolutions, provides for very interesting non-invasive methodological options to investigate cold hardiness and by extension dehydration, extremophiles as well as their evolutionary and ecological relationships, and to optimize cryobiotechnological procedures.
There are a number of inherent issues with ecological analysis, which include problems with data availability and suitability, as well as methodological challenges such as dealing with inconsistent geographical boundaries, different data scales, exposure misclassification, and ecological bias (Elliott and Savitz 2008).
Our findings identify commonality among diverse approaches and methodological gaps with an aim to improve application and to help the integration of graph theory and ecological analysis.
By applying the proposed methodological framework to three different Mediterranean cultural landscapes, we define the boundaries of social-ecological systems and illustrate how social and ecological sub-systems interact at local scale.
This research is a part of the conceptual framework and methodological approaches that are being used in an ongoing transdisciplinary collaboration project to study lawns in Sweden as a social and ecological phenomenon.
In this article we discuss the conceptual framework and methodological approaches being used in an ongoing transdisciplinary collaboration project including stakeholders to study lawns in Sweden as a social and ecological phenomenon.
In other words, socioecological and systems thinking approaches are conceptually synonymous, but particular systems thinking techniques offer methodological and analytical rigour to an already primed ecological framework.
DH: And "ecological holocaust"?
Whether the low level of nestedness in ectomycorrhizal associations is due to methodological or ecological factors requires further investigation.
