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In ecosystems analysis we are mainly concerned with modelling and management of ecological systems. The development of a mathematical model generally involves two phases: determining the structure of the model and finding its coefficients. Once a model has been established it is tested in terms of its predictive capabilities. A model that works may be used to evaluate alternative management programs .Optimization techniques play an important role in this analysis.
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Facó, J.L.D. (1988). Mathematical Programming Solutions for Fishery Management. In: Mitra, G., Greenberg, H.J., Lootsma, F.A., Rijkaert, M.J., Zimmermann, H.J. (eds) Mathematical Models for Decision Support. NATO ASI Series, vol 48. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-83555-1_11
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