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    This document outlines the schedule for a modeling course taking place from September 5th to September 23rd. It includes the morning lecture topics to be covered each day, as well as the afternoon supervised work sessions. Lectures will cover various modeling techniques including numerical methods, population dynamics, physical forcing, and individual-based models. Afternoons involve hands-on work in MATLAB and working on individual modeling projects, with support available from instructors. Students will do a written exam on September 19th and oral presentations on projects on September 23rd.

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    This document outlines the schedule for a modeling course taking place from September 5th to September 23rd. It includes the morning lecture topics to be covered each day, as well as the afternoon supervised work sessions. Lectures will cover various modeling techniques including numerical methods, population dynamics, physical forcing, and individual-based models. Afternoons involve hands-on work in MATLAB and working on individual modeling projects, with support available from instructors. Students will do a written exam on September 19th and oral presentations on projects on September 23rd.

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    This document outlines the schedule for a modeling course taking place from September 5th to September 23rd. It includes the morning lecture topics to be covered each day, as well as the afternoon supervised work sessions. Lectures will cover various modeling techniques including numerical methods, population dynamics, physical forcing, and individual-based models. Afternoons involve hands-on work in MATLAB and working on individual modeling projects, with support available from instructors. Students will do a written exam on September 19th and oral presentations on projects on September 23rd.

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    Date Morning (9h-12h) 2h lecture + 1h personnal work

    Monday 5/9 Introduction to modeling (LS): intro, maths, exercices


    Tuesday 6/9 Numerical methods to solve differential equations (LS)
    Ecophysiology and functional responses: basic knowledge used in
    Wenesday 7/9 models and how to identify parameters (FL)
    Thursday 8/9 NPZD in 0D (LS)
    Friday 9/9 Population dynamics (stochacity and coupling) JOI
    Saturday 10/9
    Sunday 11/9
    Monday 12/9 Physical forcing (FL)
    Tuesday 13/9 Energetic and ecophysiological models (FL)
    Wenesday 14/9 Modelling complex ecosystems (FL)
    Thursday 15/9 IBM and Lagrangian models (JOI)
    Friday 16/9 Modelling communities and behavior (FL)
    Saturday 17/9
    Sunday 18/9
    Monday 19/9 Writen exam
    Tuesday 20/9 Personal work on projects (FL)
    Wenesday 21/9 Personal work on projects (FL)
    Thursday 22/9 Personal work on projects (JOI)
    Friday 23/9 Oral presentation (until 15h00) / Delivery of reports
    LS FL JOI CME
    Afternoon (14h-17h) supervised work on computers M A M A M A
    MATLAB for modelling (LS/ JOI)
    MATLAB for modelling: integration methods (LS+CME)
    Identification/minimisation of parameters in ecophysiological data
    (FL)
    NPZD in 0D (LS+CME)
    Population dynamics (JOI +CME)

    NPZD 1D (FL+CME)
    Ecophysiological models (FL+CME)
    NPZD in 2D (FL+CME)
    IBM and Lagrangian models (JOI+CME)
    Modelling spatial competition in Eulerian frame (FL+CME)

    Personal work on projects (LS+FL)


    Personal work on projects (LS)
    Personal work on projects (LS)
    Personal work on projects (FL)
    vacan
    ces
    touss
    ain
    TdS C TD TPE Tot eq TD
    LS 6 9 9 27
    FL 8 12 9 33

    JOI 4 9 6 21
    CME 24 24
    Tot 18 54 24 105
    18 78 105
    Tot théor 30 60 105
    Diff 12 -18 0

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