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Collaborative Research: Ecological Circuitry Collaboratory

Collaborative Research: Ecological Circuitry Collaboratory
合作研究:生态电路合作实验室
批准号:
0404838
负责人:
Diana Wall
金额:
$2.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2004
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2004-05-01 至 2005-04-30

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中文摘要
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至少三十年来,人们一直呼吁培养具有更强定量分析能力的生态学家和能够以团队合作的方式解决复杂环境问题的科学家。生态回路合作实验室(ECC)是在生态科学的经验主义者和理论家之间“关闭回路”的努力。ECC由七名由NSF生态系统研究和生态学项目资助的研究者和他们的学生组成,他们的项目研究生态系统结构和功能之间的关系。ECC的学生正在学习建立、使用和理解模型,同时在现场和实验室的实证科学实践中有坚实的基础。建模培训来自学生的家庭机构和一系列小组研讨会。主要的工作是开发一个组建模项目,以开发建模和组交互技能。该项目的科学价值来自于完成了七项新颖而重要的研究生研究项目。随着ECC解决环境科学研究、教育、综合、预测和群体动力学之间的联系等关键问题,更广泛的影响将显现出来。
英文摘要
For at least three decades there has been a call for training ecologists with greater quantitative skills and for scientists that are capable of working in groups to solve complex environmental problems. The Ecological Circuitry Collaboratory (ECC) is an effort to "close the circuit" between empiricists and theoreticians in the ecological sciences. The ECC consists of a set of seven investigators previously funded by the NSF Ecosystem Studies and Ecology programs, and their students, whose projects study the relationship between ecosystem structure and function. Students in the ECC are learning to build, use, and understand models while at the same time have firm grounding in the practices of field- and lab-based empirical science. Training in modeling comes from students' home institutions and from a series of group workshops. A major effort has been the development of a group modeling project to develop both modeling and group interaction skills.The scientific merit of the project comes from the completion of seven novel and important graduate student research projects. The broader impacts will emerge as the ECC addresses critical questions about links between research, education, synthesis, prediction and group dynamics in environmental science.
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