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Forecasting is the use of historic data to determine the direction of future trends. Businesses utilize forecastingto determine how to allocate their budgets or plan for anticipated expenses for an upcoming period of time. This is typically based on the projected demand for the goods and services they offer.
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Ecological field studies may have something to offer to disaster forecasts, which are often known euphemistically as “phase-transitions” or “regime shifts.” In several field experiments, ecologists have noted that before the collapse of an ecological system—let’s say the demise of fish in a lake—there is often great variability in properties of the ecosystem—for example in the species composition of the phytoplankton.
Along the west coast of the U.S., an analysis of historical records shows that variability in climate has also preceded the collapse of large predatory fishes in the sea—the species we most prefer as food. A system with impending collapse often shows a lack of resilience to small perturbations, as if it has become brittle and vulnerable to breakage.
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Ecological field studies may have something to offer to disaster forecasts, which are often known euphemistically as “phase-transitions” or “regime shifts.” In several field experiments, ecologists have noted that before the collapse of an ecological system—let’s say the demise of fish in a lake—there is often great variability in properties of the ecosystem—for example in the species composition of the phytoplankton.
Along the west coast of the U.S., an analysis of historical records shows that variability in climate has also preceded the collapse of large predatory fishes in the sea—the species we most prefer as food. A system with impending collapse often shows a lack of resilience to small perturbations, as if it has become brittle and vulnerable to breakage.
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