Integral control for population management
Guiver, Chris; Logemann, Hartmut; Rebarber, Richard; et al.Bill, Adam; Tenhumberg, Brigitte; Hodgson, David J.; Townley, Stuart
Date: 5 May 2014
Journal
Journal of Mathematical Biology
Publisher
Springer Verlag
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Abstract
We present a novel management methodology for restocking a declining population. The strategy uses integral control, a concept ubiquitous in control theory which has not been applied to population dynamics. Integral control is based on dynamic feedback-using measurements of the population to inform management strategies and is robust ...
We present a novel management methodology for restocking a declining population. The strategy uses integral control, a concept ubiquitous in control theory which has not been applied to population dynamics. Integral control is based on dynamic feedback-using measurements of the population to inform management strategies and is robust to model uncertainty, an important consideration for ecological models. We demonstrate from first principles why such an approach to population management is suitable via theory and examples.
Mathematics and Statistics
Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy
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