Long Time Series Analysis and Interpretation in Marine, Freshwater and Terrestrial Environments

对气候变化后果的社会关切需要 它对陆地和海洋生态系统影响的证据。 在这两种栖息地中，人类都会进行干预，例如，森林砍伐、污染 湖泊和海洋捕捞。 此外，“天然” 也会发生由内部生态过程驱动的波动。 因此，确实需要长期监测 人口、社区和生态系统的可变性，以及 特别是了解基本的过程， 区分不同的因果因素。 海洋、淡水和陆地生态学家正在积极地 从事长期数据集的分析和规划。 然而，对这些数据集的生态解释在以下方面有所不同： 细节，尽管研究人员有共同的问题， 生态概念。 斯蒂尔博士将举办为期一个月的夏季 1992年康奈尔大学的一所学校， 不同学科的从业人员进行交流 有关数据集、分析方法和理论的信息 解释。 指导委员会将邀请15-20名学生 在研究生或博士后水平，大约10 讲师 这次研讨会是继1991年成功举办暑期学校之后举行的 在康奈尔大学。

Social concerns with the consequences of climatic change require evidence of its effects on ecological systems on land and at sea. In both habitats humans intervene, e.g., deforestation, pollution of lakes, and marine harvesting. In addition, "natural" fluctuations driven by internal ecological processes also occur. Therefore, there is a definite need to monitor the long-term variability of populations, communities and ecosystem, and especially to understand the underlying processes so as to separate the different causal factors. Marine, freshwater and terrestrial ecologists are actively engaged in analysis and planning of long-term data sets. However, ecological interpretations of these data sets differ in detail, even though researchers have common questions about ecological concepts. Dr. Steele will hold a month-long summer school in 1992 at Cornell University that will bring together practitioners for the different disciplines to exchange information about data sets, methods of analysis and theoretical explanations. The steering committee will invite 15-20 students at the graduate or post-doctoral levels, and approximately 10 lecturers. This workshop follows a successful 1991 summer school at Cornell University.