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The challenge of effective model scoping: a FLORES case study from the Mafungausti forest margins, Zimbabwe

Autor: Haggith, M. Prabhu, R. Mudavanhu, H. Matose, F. Mutimukuru, T. Nyirenda, R. Standa-Gunda, W.

This paper explores the challenge of defining the scope of a systems model, emphasising three aspects: boundary, granularity and conceptual scope. The significance of these is illustrated by reference to a model of land-use decisions made in villages bordering on the Mafungautsi forest in zimbabw...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/18734

Investigación en Agricultura

MODELS

CALIBRATION

DECISION MAKING

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Haggith, M. , Prabhu, R. , Mudavanhu, H. , Matose, F. , Mutimukuru, T. , Nyirenda, R. , Standa-Gunda, W. , [The challenge of effective model scoping: a FLORES case study from the Mafungausti forest margins, Zimbabwe] , The challenge of effective model scoping: a FLORES case study from the Mafungausti forest margins, Zimbabwe

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