Moxnes, Erling et al. "A decision-tool for adaptive renewable resources management", 2000 August 6-2000 August 10

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A decision-tool for adaptive
renewable resources management

Erling Moxnes, SNF, Norway
Oje Danell, University of Uppsala, Sweden
Eldar Gaare, NINA, Norway

Jouko Kumpula, Finnish Game and
Fisheries Research Institute, Finland

Corresponding author: Erling Moxnes
Breiviksveien 40, 5045 Bergen
+47 55959526 (fax -439)
Erling.Moxnes@ snf.no
How to deal with complexity?

¢ Experiments show that management of
renewable stock resources is complicated,
Moxnes (98) and Moxnes (98).

dynamics (stocks and flows)
non-linearities

uncertainty and risk

learning

¢ What to offer clients with limited budgets?
Simulation studies

Optimization studies

Group model building

Simulators

Simplification and client involvement
(based on previous four)
Adaptation of reindeer herd size to
lichen availability

* Key problem found in experiments: An
unknown, non-linear, growth relationship

dL /dt =g(L) —c(N)

Consumption and growth (mm/year)

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0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Lichen thickness (mm)
Simplifications in decision-tool

From complex optimization under
uncertainty, Moxnes et al.(99):
- Appropriate to aim for maximum
sustainable yield for lichen
From complex Bayesian estimation:

- Adjust afew key parameters in the priors
for lichen growth to fit available data

From complex adaptive management
(optimal management and learning)
- Manipulate the herd size to get growth data

for different levels of lichen (i.e. deviate
from maximum sustainable yield)
Working of tool:
Adaptive management

/ Estimation Nae

Uncertainty Goal
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Herd size

Lichen

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Bayesian calibration

Testing/Use

¢ Simulator generates data for testing, and
can be used for training sessions
¢ Test with 10 students, each with 6 trials:

- key parameters were found with an
average accuracy of 15 to 20 percent.

* To be tested in all Nordic countries

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¢ Hopefully, the tool will:

- generate client involvement in the
production and analysis of crucial data

- structure data such that proper policies
follow naturally

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