Brief History of Agricultural Systems Modeling
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...and environmental conditions differ from the location for which they were developed [16]....
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...For example, if management practices are adapted to cope with new climates in ways that have not been observed previously, statistical models will not be able to capture the integrated yield response of changes in both climate and production methods [16]....
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...Another example of an empirical approach is the simulation of potential evapotranspiration using the well-known functional Penman-Monteith or Priestley-Taylor equations (Allen et al., 1998), which have been used successfully for decades even though they are highly simplified compared to more mechanistic evapotranspiration models....
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...…empirical approach is the simulation of potential evapotranspiration using the well-known functional Penman-Monteith or Priestley-Taylor equations (Allen et al., 1998), which have been used successfully for decades even though they are highly simplified compared to more mechanistic…...
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...Mid 1970s Discovery of chaos in ecological systems by Robert May (May, 1976) and...
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...Coincident with this project was a major increase in the sophistication of population dynamic models in ecology and a growing appreciation of the importance of nonlinearities and the problems for forecasting they imply (May, 1976)....
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