April 19th - 21st,
2004 - ICTP, Trieste, Italy (Main Building - Room C)

- Short description
- Agenda
- Papers and Presentations
- Workshop directors
- List of participants
- Logistic information
- Workshop secretariat
Short description
This workshop will address current issues in the design of nature
reserves, including both terrestrial and marine systems. It is the
first international assembly of those who have been in the forefront
of the development of mathematical methods for integrating economic
considerations (benefits and costs, policy instruments) and ecological
processes into conservation goals. The structure of the meeting
will be entirely based on invited lectures, open discussion, and
working sessions; there will be no contributed paper session. Talks
will highlight the accomplishments in the field to date, the availability
of mathematical tools, and open challenges (such as the development
of dynamical approaches).
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Agenda
.pdf
file (last update: April 14th)
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Papers and Presentations
- Matthew POTTS: Spatial distribution
of species populations, relative economic values, and the optimal
size and number of reserves
- Claire MONTGOMERY: Reserve design when ecosystems can be managed
or unmanaged
- Steve CANTRELL: Discussion to Jeffrey Arthur presentation, session
on Mathematical Approaches to Reserve Design
- Justin WILLIAMS: Session
on Mathematical Approaches to Reserve Design
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Workshop
directors
Simon Levin, Princeton
University, USA
Charles Revelle, Johns Hopkins
University, USA
Jeffrey Vincent, University
of California, San Diego, USA
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List of participants
(Complete List of participants -
.pdf file)
Sara Aniyar, The Beijer
International Institute of Ecological Economics, Sweden
Jeffrey L. Arthur,
Oregon State University, USA
Marissa Baskett,
Princeton University, USA
Robert Stephen Cantrell,
University of Miami, USA
César Castilho,
Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil
Christopher Costello,
Univesity of California -Santa Barbara, USA
Anne-Sophie Crepin, The Beijer
International Institute of Ecological Economics, Sweden
Giulio de Leo, A.R.P.A.
- Lombardia, Italy
Aart de Zeeuw, Tilburg University,
The Netherlands
William Fagan, University
of Maryland, USA
Fernando Fagundes Ferreira,
Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil
Robert G. Haight, USDA Forest
Service, USA
Bertrand Hamaide, Facultés
Universitaires Saint-Louis, France
Alan Hastings, University
of California - Davis, USA
Esmyra P. Javier, University
of Alberta, Canada
Russell Lande, University of
California - San Diego, USA
Simon Levin, Princeton
University, USA
Karl-Goran Maler, The Beijer
International Institute of Ecological Economics, Sweden
Vladimir Marianov Kluge,
Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Chile
Matteo Marsili, The
Abus Salam ICTP, Italy
Claire A. Montgomery,
Oregon State University, USA
Luis G. Morelli, Centro
Atomico Bariloche, Argentina
Astrid
Nuñez, Gothenburg University, Sweden
Béata Oborny, Lorand
Eotvos University, Hungary
Steve Phillips, New
York, USA
Stephen Polasky, University
of Minnesota, USA
Hugh Possingham,
The University of Queensland, USA
Matthew D. Potts, Hokkaido University,
Japan
Robert Pressey,
Biodiversity Research and Management, Australia
Charles Revelle, Johns Hopkins
University, USA
Ian D. Rozdilsky, Princeton
University, USA
James Sanchirico, Stanford
University, USA
Akiko Satake,
Kyoto University, Japan
Parongama Sen, University
of Calcutta, India
Elman M. Shahverdiev,
Azerbaijan Academy of Sciences, Azerbaijan
Andrew Solow, Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution, USA
P.D.N. Srinivasu, Andhra
University, India
Thomas Sterner,
Gothenburg University, Sweden
Jeffrey Vincent, University
of California - San Diego, USA
Simone Vincenzi, Università
degli Studi di Parma, Italy
Enrique Weir, Texas
A&M University, USA
James E. Wilen, University
of California - Davis, USA
Justin Williams, Johns Hopkins
University, USA
Anastasios Xepapadeas,
University of Crete, Greece
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Logistic information
The meeting will be held in the ICTP headquarters, Main Building,
Room C.
How to reach Room C. Room C is at Main Building, Left Zone, Terrace
Level. From the main entrance, take to the left, there is a door
right in front of the computer room; go up one flight of stairs
until terrace level, take the corridor on the right. You can also
enter directly from the terrace, left zone entrance, the corridor
is right in front of the door.
How to reach ICTP. Click
here.
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Workshop secretariat
Ms. M. Rosa del Rio,
ICTP, Italy
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(smr 1562-B)