Complex Adaptive Systems
The major environmental and agricultural challenges of the 21st century – such as dealing with climate change, feeding nine billion people, and increasing land and resource use efficiency – require a holistic approach that integrates social with life and environmental sciences. This is the core focus of the IPOP theme Complex Adaptive Systems.
For more information on the Complex Adaptive Systems theme, including short videos, see our SiLiCo initiative and small online course.
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In 2017 there is a Summer School on Complex Adaptive Systems for Resilience in Wageningen.
Themes Complex Adaptive Systems
Projects
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Farming innovation system: Agent-based modelling of farmers’ social and economics decision-making regarding novel farm designs
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Antibiotic usage as a pattern emerging from farmer and veterinarian decison making in animal health and production
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Tipping Points and Regime Shifts in Land-Use Systems
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Regime shifts in production versus diversification
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Tipping points in the Dutch greenhouse industry: An Agent Based approach to explore the dynamics in the tomato-sector
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Designing disease-resistant cropping landscapes
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Concepts, methods, and tools for sensitivity analysis and validation of Complex Adaptive Systems
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CAS models for policy and decisions support
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Exploring fisher behaviour and policy opportunities in a complex adaptive tuna fishery system: The case of the Philippine tuna fishery
News & Calendar
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16 June 2016: Guest lecture - Bruce Edmonds on "Computing the sociology of survival"
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Resilience in Complex Adaptive Systems and planning for sustainable animal protein production - the case of Aquaculture
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Balancing options for shrimp farming. A landscape approach to investigate the future of shrimp farming in the Mekong Delta
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The knowledge management arena: agent-based modelling of the pig sector
dr. SA (Sjoukje) Osinga
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Course Agent-Based Modelling of Complex Adaptive Systems
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