Models
PIE researchers use a number of complementary or linked descriptive, predictive, and theoretical models to integrate and synthesize their research.
WATERSHED | |
FrAMES | Framework for Aquatic Modeling in the Earth System |
MUSLE | Modified Universal Soil Loss Equation |
GEOMORPHOLOGY and HYDRODYNAMICS | |
Delft/SWAN | Delft University of Technolgy hydrodynamic model linked to Simulation WAves Nearshore model |
LC Analysis | Land-use Change analysis |
Hydro-MEM | Hydrodynamic model linked to Marsh Equilibrium Model |
BIOGEOCHEMISTRY | |
MEP-Darwin | Maximum Entropy Production with Darwinian solution |
MEP-OC | Maximum Entropy Production with receding horizon Optimal Control solution |
CONSUMER DYNAMICS and FOOD WEBS | |
SEM | Structured Equation Modeling |
Food Web Topology | Bayesian approaches to model species interaction strengths |
Isotope Modeling | Combining stable isotope reverse modeling with community module approach to evaluate changes in species niche space |