Biodiversity modelling training package development: news, events, documents
We continue to inform our readers about diversity of maps. Ukrainian IT-specialists developed an interactive resource on Ukrainian secondary schools namely ‘School map CEDOS’. There is a new data visualization tool on a network of secondary schools in Ukraine and respective statistics were processed by analytical center CEDOS, and which has Read more…
There is new BioModel’s article on history of the first digital generalization of human impacts on Ukraine terrestrial biodiversity with usage of the GLOBIO-3 method.
The Conference-2011 for Young Scientists took place in central office of the Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology NASU (Kyiv). BioModel team presented to it improved SDM of Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) in Eastern Europe. The species distribution model was based on GLM approach in accordance with GLOBIO methods. The Red squirrel Read more…
Students write about… Starushik N.S. Modelling Stages Research for Indicative-indices Approach Based on NUBIP Agricultural Network. The Master’s Work for the specialty 6.070800 ‘Ecology and the Environmental Conservation’. Kyiv: NUBiP, 2010.–120 p. (see ukr)
From the students’ desk (bachelor’s research announcement): Gryb O. (2010). Development of Landscape Ecological Profile of the manufacturing enterprise Velykosnytynske [near Kyiv] With Usage of Modern Indicators and Indices (LССD, MSA, etc.) The Bachelor’s Work for the specialty 6.070800 ‘Ecology and the Environmental Conservation’. Kyiv: NUBLS, 2010: 68. Resume (TBD, Read more…
Website GLOBIO model fully renewed. The GLOBIO model is a tool to assess past, present and future human impact on biodiversity. As a policy tool, it is regularly applied in global, regional and national assessments. The GLOBIO model is the result of a collaboration between the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency Read more…
The article about the global-biodiversity-assessment-model-GLOBIO3 is available here, see BioModel ‘Publications’ section – https://biomodel.info/?page_id=2439. (source)
Newest investigation of relationship between past warming and sea-level rise confirms that sea-level rise is imminent even in case of stabilization at today’s CO2 levels. Moreover, new conclusion is that rise level will be much higher than it was predicted by long-term projections from the Fourth Assessment Report of the Read more…
