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The program EcoSiM is a collection of population models for use in ecological courses and exercices. The program is written for PC’s. The user-interface follows the SAA-Standard, different options for the graphic presentation of the simulation results are available. The implemented models extend from differential equations via Leslie matrices to the individuals’ approach and from single-spedes via two-spedes-interactions to ecosystems. Examples for applications of the program are presented.
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Hommen, U., Dülmer, U. (1992). EcoSiM-Simulationsmodelle für die Populationsdynamik. In: Dette, K., Pahl, P.J. (eds) Multimedia, Vernetzung und Software für die Lehre. Reihe Mikrocomputer-Forum für Bildung und Wissenschaft , vol 4. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-84863-6_69
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