Random Process Theory in Ecological and Environmental Modeling

Sazonov, B. & Shvytov, I.A. (1975). Random Process Theory in Ecological and Environmental Modeling. IIASA Working Paper. IIASA, Laxenburg, Austria: WP-75-041

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Abstract

This paper deals with applications of random process theory to ecological and environmental modeling. We first present some elements of this theory that were developed by Kolmogorov, Harries and others, and then show how the theory can be applied to dynamics of a population passing through different phases of development. The paper next deals with the problem of consecutive food removal from a medium in which some food consumer exists, and with some environmental problems. In the last section we touch on the question of simultaneous impact of different pollutants on the organism (or living organ).

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