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Fire and the Anishinaabe
Andrew Miller and Iain Davidson-Hunt from the University of Manitoba, write about Fire, Agency and Scale in the Creation of Aboriginal Cultural Landscapes in Human Ecology (doi: 10.1007/s10745-010-9325-3). The authors worked with the Pikangikum First Nation to understand and analyze … Continue reading
A history of Stommel diagrams
Tiffany Vance and Ronald Doel have traced the history of the Stommel diagram from physical oceanography into biology, in their 2010 paper Graphical Methods and Cold War Scientific Practice: The Stommel Diagram’s Intriguing Journey from the Physical to the Biological … Continue reading
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Tagged Buz Brock, C.S. Holling, Craig Allen, cross-scale, Elena Bennett, Frances Westley, Garry Peterson, history of science, John Steele, Lance Gunderson, Line Gordon, oceanography, panarchy, Ronald Doel, scale, Steve Carpenter, stommel diagram, Tiffany Vance, W.C. Clark
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