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Area of Science:

Environmental modeling
Computational science
Ecosystem management

Background:

Management tools require computationally fast, user-friendly, realistic, generic, and reliable simulations.
Model complexity and simplicity are often conflicting requirements in environmental modeling.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a strategy for overcoming the conflicting demands of complexity and simplicity in environmental modeling for management.
To introduce model analysis and reduction as core components of the environmental modeling process.

Main Methods:

A set of combined methods for automatic exploration of model behavior.
Techniques for aggregating fine-scale process knowledge with spatio-temporal resolution.
Application of methods to European Regional Seas Ecosystem Model (ERSEM), Photosynthesis model (PGEN), and a diagenetic model.

Main Results:

Demonstrated successful application of analysis and aggregation methods to diverse ecosystem and process models.
Showcased the ability to explore model behavior and integrate detailed process knowledge.
Validated the approach on complex models like ERSEM and PGEN.

Conclusions:

The proposed analysis and aggregation methods represent a significant step towards next-generation decision support tools.
These tools can effectively handle increasing scientific knowledge and evolving management demands.
The strategy provides a pathway to create more effective and adaptable environmental management simulations.