The aim of this course is to update and reinforce your (dynamic) modelling and simulation skills. Theoretical background will be provided, but the emphasis will be on practical applicability. The methodological part of the course is of general nature, the applications are in the area of bio-systems, ecosystems and crop modelling at various levels of aggregation. Supportive computer exercises and assignments are part of the course. The course is meant for PhD students who are involved in developing and / or using models and wish to strengthen their skills in modelling techniques and analysing model behaviour. The course is also open to staff members or other scientists. Topics to be addressed: Concepts and terminology, Partial Differential Equations, Modelling by first principles, Systems dynamics, Sensitivity and uncertainty, Model calibration, FST, MATLAB, SIMULINK.
Date
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Funded by
WUR
Organiser(s)
P. Reidsma, K. Descheemaeker
Location
Wageningen, The Netherlands
Scope