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1. The environmental component, the farming systems component and the socio-economic component of the final version of the SEAMLESS database

Author

Andersen, E., Elbersen, B.S., Hazeu, G.W., van Diepen, C.A., Baruth, B., Verhoog, A.D., Terluin, I.J., Borkowski, N., and Janssen, S.J.C.

Subjects
CGI - Spatial Models and Knowledge Systems, Landscape Centre, Plant Production Systems, Alterra - Centrum Geo-informatie, CGI - Ruimtelijke Modellen en Kennissystemen, Plantaardige Productiesystemen, Alterra - Centrum Landschap, Life Science, Wageningen Environmental Research, Centre Geo-information, PE&RC, LEI INT BELEID - Landbouwbeleid
Published
2010

3. Modelling framework (SeamFrame) requirements

Author

Rizzoli, A.E., Svensson, M.G.E., Rowe, E., Donatelli, M., Muetzelfeldt, R.M., van der Wal, T., van Evert, F.K., and Villa, F.

Subjects
PPO/PRI AGRO Duurzame Bedrijfssystemen, Alterra - Centrum Geo-informatie, computer software, wiskundige modellen, Wageningen Environmental Research, Centre Geo-information, mathematical models, programming, programmeren
Abstract

An integrated modelling framework is an extension of a modelling framework, which supports multiple modelling domains and paradigms. The number of integrated modelling frameworks is considerably more limited, especially if we restrain to the intersection of social, economic and environmental modelling. We list some of the most notable initiatives in the various fields. In this document we will express the requirements imposed by the SEAMLESS project vision on the SEAMFRAME modelling framework and we will critically assess these requirements against a suitable set of existing modelling frameworks. As a result, we shall be able to understand what to pick up and what to drop from these previous experiences in order to improve the trade-off between re-use and innovation, and maximise our users’ satisfaction.

Published
2006

4. Regional typologies of ecological and biophysical context

Author

Hazeu, G.W., Elbersen, B.S., van Diepen, C.A., and Metzger, M.J.

Subjects
WIMEK, agroecosystems, Alterra - Centrum Geo-informatie, Alterra - Centrum Landschap, land use, Centre Geo-information, PE&RC, ecosystemen, landbouwregio's, landgebruik, agro-ecosystemen, landbouwgeografie, Landscape Centre, bedrijfssystemen, Plant Production Systems, regio's, Plantaardige Productiesystemen, agricultural geography, regions, farming systems, Wageningen Environmental Research, agricultural regions, ecosystems
Published
2006

5. The conceptual design of SeamFrame

Author

van der Wal, T., Rizolli, A., Svensson, M., Villa, F., Knapen, R., and Athanasiadis, I.

Subjects
models, databases, information technology, Alterra - Centrum Geo-informatie, informatietechnologie, Centre Geo-information, information systems, databanken, informatiesystemen, modellen
Abstract

This project deliverable provides the underlying architecture of a concept for linking models and databases and it provides the design of SeamFrame, delivering its architecture to provide an integration framework for models and simulation algorithms, supported by procedures for data handling and spatial representation, quality control, output visualization and documentation

Published
2005

6. Development of a conceptual framework for integrated analysis and assessment of agricultural systems in SEAMLESS-IF

Author

Ewert, F. A., Ittersum, M. K., Bezlepkina, I., Oude Lansink, A. G. J. M., Brouwer, F. M., Erling Andersen, Flichman, G., Heckelei, T., Alkan Olsson, J., Olsson, L., Rizzoli, A. E., Wal, T., and Wery, J.

Subjects
Alterra - Centrum Geo-informatie, systems analysis, Bedrijfseconomie, plattelandsontwikkeling, simulation models, Centre Geo-information, PE&RC, sustainability, simulatiemodellen, europa, systeemanalyse, Plant Production Systems, duurzaamheid (sustainability), MGS, Business Economics, LEI NAT HULPB - Milieu, Natuur en Landschap, Plantaardige Productiesystemen, Wageningen Environmental Research, europe, rural development
Abstract

The report is divided into two parts. The first part describes basic concepts of systems analysis, sustainability and sustainable development, and integrated assessment and modelling that are potentially relevant for the present project. It further reviews the role of indicator, models, scenarios and case studies for impact assessments and provides information about possible technical solutions together with a general introduction into participatory methods including the communication of knowledge. The second part of the report describes the conceptual basis that is proposed for SEAMLESS-IF to enable integrated analysis and assessment of agricultural systems. Three levels of conceptualisation are distinguished and refer to: 1. delineation of the theoretical framework for analysis and assessment. 2. specification of the procedure (workflow) for analysis and assessment. 3. model formulation

Published
2005

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