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  • Resilience Science
  • Complex Systems Theory
  • Social-Ecological Systems

Background:

  • Panarchy, a heuristic from resilience science, is widely adopted for sustainability challenges like climate change.
  • Current understanding of panarchy relies heavily on qualitative research.
  • The Anthropocene presents complex challenges for human and natural systems.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the potential of quantitative approaches for studying panarchy.
  • To highlight how quantitative methods can deepen the understanding of resilience science.
  • To inform the management of social-ecological systems.

Main Methods:

  • Review and discussion of the potential for quantitative approaches to panarchy.
  • Integration of transdisciplinary development and advances in data science (accrual, curation, machine learning).
  • Synergy between quantitative methods, qualitative research, and traditional ecological approaches.

Main Results:

  • Preliminary quantitative approaches to panarchy have yielded novel insights.
  • Quantification allows for a more nuanced understanding of the panarchy heuristic.
  • Quantitative methods can enhance the broader understanding of resilience science.

Conclusions:

  • Future quantitative approaches, supported by data science and transdisciplinary collaboration, hold significant potential for panarchy research.
  • Quantifying panarchy can enable broad inference of change in coupled human-natural systems.
  • This research can provide critical information for managing complex social-ecological systems.