Quantitative trade-offs analysis in agricultural systems Fields, farms and territories Analysis of Trade-offs in Agricultural Systems Wageningen 19 February 2013 Pablo Tittonell Farming Systems Ecology – Wageningen University, The Netherlands [email protected] www.facebook.com / FSE.WageningenUR
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Quantitative trade-offs analysis in agricultural systemsFields, farms and territoriesAnalysis of Trade-offs in Agricultural Systems Wageningen19 February 2013Pablo TittonellFarming Systems Ecology Wageningen University, The Netherlands [email protected]/FSE.WageningenUR OutlineWhat are trade-offs? How to quantify them? ExamplesMeasurements and dataOutput of a dynamic household modelPareto optimisation through evolutionary designInverse dynamic modelling (global search alg.)Agent-based systems and games
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Objective AObjective BA1B1B1B1SubstitutionComplementaritySituations in which two or more competing/ conflicting objectives must be simultaneously satisfied to a certain degreeTittonell (2013) Chapter on Trade-offs evaluation, CIALCA Conf., Earthscan, in press.What are trade-offs?3B1A1A2A3Objective BObjective A Tradeoffs analysis4
Services cosystemiques: biodiversit et squestration de CHenry et al. (2009), Agriculture Ecosystems and Environment 129
5Tittonell (2013) Chapter on Trade-offs evaluation, CIALCA Conf., Earthscan, in press.
Objective AObjective BA1B1B1SubstitutionComplementarityA0B0B0BBABABA
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