Ecosystem dynamics simulation with the «predator-prey» system as an example
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2017.113288Keywords:
generalized «predator-prey» model, non-linear differential equations, simulation model, environmental safetyAbstract
The results of population dynamics simulation for «predator – prey» ecosystem in the Zhytomyr region with the fox-hare pair as an example are presented. The possibility of using the probabilistic approach for solving the problem of increasing the forecasting period of the dynamics of ecological systems is substantiated. The obtained results have practical value for prediction of interaction processes in the «predator – prey» system in order to estimate changes in population size for five years, which will allow to timely identify the threats to ecological safety
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