变化的痕迹:通过参与式模拟,污名如何映射同伴建模中的社会学习循环

IF 8.4 2区 环境科学与生态学 Q1 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
François Vendel , Oleksandr Zaitsev , Pierre Bommel , Ibra Touré , Jean-Daniel Cesaro , Penda Diop , Marieme Fall Ba , Tamsir Mbaye , Etienne Delay
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摘要

本研究探讨了在同伴模型(ComMod)中整合污名感以增强参与式自然资源管理中的社会学习循环(SLL)。该研究以塞内加尔费罗地区的一个案例为例,重点关注污名化——一个源自生物学的概念,涉及通过环境痕迹进行间接协调——如何刺激和记录利益相关者之间的认知、规范和关系变化。通过在基于agent的模型(ABM)的迭代开发过程中留下数字痕迹,污名化支持参与者共同构建代表当地农业-林业-畜牧业动态的模型。本文强调了在ComMod过程中,污名化在促进不同利益相关者和研究团队之间的信任、知识共享和合作方面的作用,有助于完善旨在可持续土地管理的集体战略。这项研究表明,污名烙印可以作为一种工具,用于监测在迭代建模研讨会期间学习和模型开发的演变,从而有助于制定更具适应性和弹性的资源治理策略。
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Trace of change: How stigmergy maps social learning loops in Companion Modeling through participatory simulation
This study explored integrating stigmergy in Companion Modeling (ComMod) to enhance social learning loops (SLL) in participatory natural resource management. Taking a case study from the Ferlo region of Senegal, the research focuses on how stigmergy – a concept derived from biology involving indirect coordination through environmental traces – stimulates and documents cognitive, normative, and relational changes among stakeholders. By leaving digital traces during the iterative development of an Agent-Based Model (ABM), stigmergy support participants in co-constructing the model representing local agro-sylvo-pastoral dynamics. The paper highlights the role of stigmergy in fostering trust, knowledge sharing, and collaboration among diverse stakeholders and research team in a ComMod process, helping to refine the collective strategies aimed at sustainable land management. This research showed that stigmergic imprints can be used as a tool for monitor how learning and model development evolve during iterative modeling workshops, contributing to more adaptive and resilient resource governance strategies.
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Journal of Environmental Management
Journal of Environmental Management 环境科学-环境科学
CiteScore
13.70
自引率
5.70%
发文量
2477
审稿时长
84 days
期刊介绍: The Journal of Environmental Management is a journal for the publication of peer reviewed, original research for all aspects of management and the managed use of the environment, both natural and man-made.Critical review articles are also welcome; submission of these is strongly encouraged.
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