WCNRM2017 Agenda
GEO-SAFE Workshop
14.00 h - 16.00 h
Topic: Innovative models for fire managment: initial attack and fuel management
Location: RMIT Barcelona
Address: Carrer de Minerva, 2, 08006 Barcelona
More information: http://geosafe.lessonsonfire.eu/
WCNRM2017 - Social Event
18:00 h - 21:00 h
The Welcome Event will take place in the iconic Gaudi’s building La Pedrera and should be booked separately (free entrance).
Location: Casa Milà – La Pedrera
Conference Welcome
09:00 h - 09:20 h
Keynote Lecture - Mark Finney, US Forest Service
09:20 h - 10:20 h
Title: New Understanding of Wildfire Behavior
Chair: Marc Castellnou
Coffe Break
10:20 h - 10:50 h
Presentations
10:50 h - 12:30 h
ROOM A / SESSION 1A Fire behaviour (models and data sources). Chair: Cortés, Anna
Farguell, Angel (Spain). Spatial and time resolutions: two critical aspects for operational forest fire spread simulation
Stein, Alfred (The Netherlands). Uncertainty in the modeling of spatial big data on bushfires
Rios, Oriol (Spain). A data-driven fire spread simulator: validation in Vall-llobrega’s fire
Caballero, David (Spain). Applicability, suitability and limitations of data and models in the simulation of fire behaviour in the WUI
Pastor, Elsa (Spain). A modelling framework for ecological wildfire effects studies in tropical ecosystems
ROOM B / SESSION 1B. Chair: Olivar Tost, Gerard
Oubraham, Aichouche (Canada). Viability of agro-ecological systems under climatic uncertainty
Saqalli, Mehdi (France). Development of an integrated generic model for multi-scale assessment of the impacts of agro-ecosystem on major ecosystem services in West-Africa
Prudhomme, Rémi (France). Legumes production in Europe to mitigate agricultural emissions in a global perspective
Alday, Josu G. (Spain). Inter-annual versus spatial variation: which drives mushroom biomass and diversity in Mediterranean elevational gradients?
Daunes, Lise (France). Land use analysis and impacts on trade-offs between biodversity conservation and carbon sequestration
Lunch Break
12:30 h - 13:30 h
Presentations
13:30 h - 14:30 h
ROOM A / SESSION 2A. Chair: Stein, Alfred
Hearne, John (Australia). Conservation challenges in fire prone landscapes
Pereira Pacheco, Abílio (Portugal). Flexible design of a network of helipads for a fleet of forest firefighting helicopters
León, Javier (Spain). Multicriteria and Stochastic Optimization applied to wildfires
ROOM B / SESSION 2B. Chair: Gajardo, Pedro
Mouysset, Lauriane (France). Land-use policies to deal with biodiversity: a bio-economic analysis
Bates, Samuel (France). Are the Impacts of Global Changes so Irreversible? An Application of the Viability approach on tropical agrosystems
Courtois, Pierre (France). A tale of two diversities
ROOM C / SESSION 2C. Chair: Montiel, Cristina
Vall-llossera, Mercè (Spain). Forest fire prevention using SMOS soil moisture and land surface temperature measurements from satellite
Marino, Eva (Spain). Combining LiDAR data and stereoscopic hemispherical images for 3D forest structure characterization
de Cáceres, Miquel (Spain). Development of a modelling framework to monitor drought stress of forests at the regional level
Keynote Lecture - Marc Castellnou, Catalan Fire and Rescue Service
14:35 h - 15:30 h
Title: Decision taking during forest fire emergencies
Chair: Mark Finney
Coffe Break
15:30 h - 15:50 h
Presentations
15:50 h - 17:50 h
ROOM A / SESSION 3A. Chair: de Cáceres, Miquel
Galiana Martín Luis (Spain). Characterization of fire scenarios at a regional scale. The case of Spain
Oliveres, Jordi (Spain). Modeling the complexity of wildfire regimes from a transdisciplinary approach; statistical patterns, the vision of fire experts community and the concept of wildfire generations
Aquilué, Núria (Spain). Using land-use changes to influence the fire regime in fire-prone landscapes
Montiel Molina, Cristina (Spain). The complex interaction of land use changes and fire regime in the Central Mountains Range region (Spain)
Duane, Andrea (Spain). The challenge of emergence in fire regimes in landscape succession models
ROOM B / SESSION 3B. Chair: Courtois, Pierre
De Cacqueray Valmenier, Yannick (France). Adaptation and farming trajectories: the example of organic farming
Xu, Quing (France). Farmers’ social network changes during decision process about transformational adaptation
Trullols, Enric (Spain). Bifurcations in a Model of Natural Resources and Human Activity
Henselek, Yuki (Germany). How pollinator diversity affects the probability distribution of pollination and of farm income
Olivar Tost, Gerard (Colombia). The role of economic cooperation between two rural communities
Caen, Auguste (France). Effect of sedimentation ponds on the mitigation of eutrophication lake: evidence from lake Aydat (France)
ROOM C / SESSION 3C. Chair: Thebaud, Olivier
Hatcher, Aaron (UK). Modelling quota prices in multispecies fisheries with and without a discard ban
Kelly, Michael (USA). Optimal harvesting strategies of a fish stock affected by habitat degradation
Kovacevic, Raimund (Austria). Optimal harvesting for a stochastic fishery model – the role of information
Nichols, Rachel (Australia). Optimal quota allocation in a fishery with habitat effects
Sadefo Kamdem, Jules (French Guyane). Real option approach for optimal fishery harvesting with jumps in stock dynamics
Stoeven, Max (Germany). How to measure quotas in second-best fisheries?
Presentations
09:00 h - 10:40 h
ROOM A / SESSION 4A. Chair: Asheim, Geir B.
Regnier, Esther (France). Economic growth, international trade, and the depletion or conservation of renewable natural resources
Dragicevic, Arnaud (Turkey). Stochastic Shadow Pricing of Renewable Natural Resources
Zhou Wei (China). A competitive analysis on the effects of carbon trade on different forest plantation management
Hussain, Tanvir (Germany). Shadow-price valuation of multifunctional natural capital under different conceptions of sustainability
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
ROOM B / SESSION 4B. Chair: Neubert, Michael
Eskridge, Kent (USA). Canonical Data Analytic Methods for Assessing Management Effects on Ecosystems Illustrated with Soil Data from Commercial Organic Farms in Nebraska
Nadeau, Alice (USA). Predominant sources and sinks of carbon from Mauna Loa data
de Miguel Magaña, Sergio (Spain). Modeling the effect of climatic and soil moisture conditions on mushroom productivity and related ecosystem services under different climate change scenarios
Nhim, Tum (Netherlands). Resilience and self-governance in social-ecological systems: Effect of scarcity on cooperation of a small-scale irrigation community
Duffy, Kevin Jan (South Africa). How ecosystem sustainability could impact the spread of infectious diseases?
ROOM C / SESSION 4C. Chair: Filar, Jerzy
Sylvie, Huet (France). A flood risk preparedness model that aims at the construction of resilience indicators
Lai, Tin-Yu (Finland). The role of food web interactions in multispecies fisheries management: an optimal bioeconomic analysis of Baltic salmon
McKerral, Jody (Australia). Turbulence and fishing alter size-abundance scaling relationships in the aquatic biosphere
Riquelme, Victor (Chile). Dynamics and biological reference points of a stochastic age-structured fish population model with illustration with the Patagonian toothfish population
Tromeur, Eric (France). Optimal biodiversity loss in mixed fisheries
Coffe Break
10:40 h - 11:00 h
Keynote Lecture - Frank van Langevelde, Wageningen University
11:00 h - 11:55 h
Title: Social resilience in honeybee colonies
Chair: John Hearne
Presentations
12:00 h - 13:00 h
ROOM A / SESSION 5A. Chair: Nostbakken, Linda
Neubert, Michael (USA). Optimal Management when Extraction Damages Habitat: A Dynamic Model
Cairns, Robert (Canada). The Point-Input, Point-Output Forest: A Micro Prototype for Economic Accounting
Thebaud, Olivier (France). Social tipping points and environmental management decision-making: a biodiversity offsets example
ROOM B / SESSION 5B. Chair: Sandal, Leif Kristoffer
Chiba, Fadoua (France). Marketable pollution permits with intermittent energy sources
Pascual, Adrián (Finland). Spatial differences between ALS-based forest inventory units have an impact on the spatial efficiency and dynamic treatment units in forest management planning
De Lara, Michel (France). Viable control of an epidemiological model
ROOM C / SESSION 5C. Chair: Reed, William
Brunette, Marielle (France). Is forest insurance a relevant vector to induce adaptation efforts to climate change?
Deus, Ernesto (Portugal). Will conflicts between Eucalyptus globulus and protected areas increase in Iberian Peninsula under climate change scenarios? A model-based framework
Lizarralde, Iñigo (Spain). Development of a regional forest inventory and a fuel model cartography for Castilla-La Mancha (Spain) using LiDAR and remote sensing information
Lunch Break
13:00 h - 14:00 h
Presentations
14:00 h - 16:00 h
ROOM A / SESSION 6A. Chair: Cairns, Robert
Quaas, Martin (Germany). Market size and the resilience of the commons
Gajardo, Pedro (Chile). Methods for a sustainable rebuilding of overexploited natural resources: a viability approach
Asheim, Geir B (Norway). Forming coalitions against climate change
Paudel, Krishna (Nepal). An integrated approach to analyzing risk in bioeconomic models
Esteban, Encarna (Featured speaker) (Spain). Wetlands Response to Climate Change Impacts
ROOM B / SESSION 6B. Chair: Hearne, John
Martin-Alcon, Santiago (Spain). Identification and characterization of storm damage to forests using Sentinel-2 imagery and LiDAR data: study case in Sierra Espadán Natural Park (Spain)
Castellví Esturi, Jordi (Spain). Cat-3/MOTS optical and GNSS-R Earth Observation data fusion satellite mission for mapping surface soil moisture as a key environmental variable
McArthur, Lynne (Australia). The chaotic nature of wind generated power and how to forecast future output
Quérou, Nicolas (France). Spatially-connected concessions with limited tenure
Navarro, José Antonio (Spain). Forest Inventory combining dense image matching data and terrestrial Photogrammetry in a Mediterranean pine forest
Couture, Stéphane (France). Multi-objective forest management under risk by exploring Pareto frontier
Coffe Break
16:00 h - 16:15 h
Presentations
16:15 h - 18:15 h
ROOM A / SESSION 7A. Chair: Hacther, Aaron
Gorfine, Harry (Australia). Application of a mixed modelling approach to standardize catch-per-unit-effort data for an abalone dive fishery in Western Victoria, Australia
Tunca, Sezgin (Finland). Cooperative vs Non-Cooperative Benefits in the Black Sea Anchovy Fishery
Dutta, Sachinandan (India). Dynamic food web model and fisheries interactions of Bay of Bengal ecosystem
Fernández Chacón, Albert (Spain). Spatially replicated mark-recapture study reveals demographic responses to protection in a harvested marine species
ROOM B / SESSION 7B. Chair: Quaas, Martin
Richter, Andries (Germany). The interaction of investments in harvesting capacity and the social norms of cooperation in a fishery
Cooper, Rachel (France). A step-by-step approach for operationalizing viability in systems based management, an example from fisheries management in the Southern Benguela
Trijoulet, Vanessa (USA). Development of a state-space multi-species age-structured fisheries assessment model
Blanco, Juan A (Spain). On the importance of accurate estimation of coarse woody debris decomposition rates when modelling forest ecosystems
Presentations
09:00 h - 10:40 h
ROOM A / SESSION 8A. Chair: Fray, Robert
Rapaport, Alain (France). About equivalence of finite dimensional input-output models of solute transport and diffusion in geosciences
Strimbu, Bogdan (USA). A parsimonious method for modeling complex nonlinear relationships
Sandal, Leif Kristoffer (Norway). A Contraction Approach to discrete Multi-Periodic and Mulity-State Optimization with Infinite Horizon
Filar, Jerzy (Australia). Some Uncertainty Issues in Mathematical Models of the Environment
ROOM B / SESSION 8B. Chair: Esteban, Encarna
Chen, Yi-Hsiu (USA). Dynamic range modeling of ESA-listed Acropora coral distributions in the U.S. Caribbean and Southeast Florida
Sebba, Mattieu (France). Optimal policy of water extraction of coastal lagoon under state constraints
Perez-Barahona, Agustin (France). Wildlife management and the sea turtles in Florida
Moll, Richard (Canada). Vulnerability, Resilience and Adaptive Capacity measures for a Coastal Community
Hänsel, Martin C. (Germany). Interaction of ocean acidification, warming and eutrophication: A general equilibrium analysis
Coffe Break
10:40 h - 11:00 h
Keynote Lecture - Linda Nøstbakken, Norwegian School of Economics
11:00 h - 11:55 h
Title: Distribution and sustainable fisheries management
Chair: Luc Doyen
Presentations
12:00 h - 13:20 h
ROOM A / SESSION 9A. Chair: Moll, Richard
Zeeman, Mary Lou (USA). A dynamical systems framework for exploring resilience
Mirza, M Usman (Netherlands). Sudden social-ecological changes with rising inequality
Voß, Theresa (Germany). Measuring responsibility for ecosystem collapse through over-harvesting in a stylized ecological-economic model
Houballah, Moitaba (France). Applying the social-ecological system framework to construct a biophysical-social forest growth model of the Vercors forest
ROOM B / SESSION 9B. Chair: Angeon, Valérie
Van der Meijden, Gerard (The Netherlands). On OPEC’s evaporating market power and climate policies
Wätzold, Frank (Germany). Cost-effectiveness of conservation payments under climate change
Wei, Duan (China). Impacts of Protected Areas on Local Livelihoods: Evidence of Giant Panda Biosphere Reserves in Sichuan Province (China)
Gourguet, Sophie (France). Interactions between pelagic trawlers, demersal trawlers and small-scale fisheries and consequences on biological and socio-economic trade-offs
Lunch Break
13:20 h - 14:10 h
Presentations
14:10 h - 16:10 h
ROOM A / SESSION 10A. Chair: Baumgartner, Stefan
Winter, Anna (Norway). The window of opportunity to prevent a collapse of a fishery under different population productivity regimes
Spanou, Elisavet (Australia). The valuation of Tasmanian coastal and marine sites through the study of real-time visitor GPS location data
Lagarde, Adrien (France). How MMEY mitigate bio-economic effects of climate change on mixed fisheries
Kunal, Chakraborty (India). Modeling coastal upwelling of the eastern Arabian Sea and its potential implications on fisheries
Yiming, Liu (China). Evaluating impacts of fish stock enhancement and biodiversity conservation actions on the livelihoods of small-scale fishers on the Beijiang River, China
Eaton, Carrie Diaz (USA). Quantitative Undergraduate Biology Education and Synthesis (QUBES)
ROOM B / SESSION 10B. Chair: Watzhold, Frank
Valerie, Angeon (Guadalupe). Converting into Agroecological Transition in the Tropics: Brakes and Levers from a Viability Perspective
Casas González, Guillermo (Spain). A discrete element numerical tool for the analysis of rotary fertilizer spreaders
Yijing, Zhang (China). The effect of environmental regulations on forest products trade in China
Kleshnina, Maria (Australia). Incompetence in microbial games
Collado, Eduardo (Spain). Modeling the relationship between forest management, tree growth and fungal dynamics
Lobianco, Antonello (France). Drivers and impacts of forest sector dynamics in France
2017WCNRM Student's Award & Closure
16:10 h - 16:45 h
RMA Meeting
16:45 h - 18:00 h