A Lagrangian View on the Seascape: Theory and Applications

Explore a comprehensive lecture on Lagrangian perspectives in marine ecosystems, covering theoretical foundations and practical applications. Delve into topics such as internal mixing, ecological modeling, ensemble simulations, and the impacts of climate change on marine environments. Examine network analysis techniques, including degree and betweenness centrality, as well as community structure. Investigate connectivity patterns, genetic distributions, and climate models for marine species. Learn about statistical approaches, Lagrangean methods, and their applications to various scenarios, including taxi services and the Adriatic Sea. Gain insights into the complexities of seascape ecology and the tools used to study and predict marine ecosystem dynamics.

Introduction
General framework
Internal mixing
Ecological modeling
Ensemble simulation
Dilution vs biomass
Discretization
Degree of the network
Betweenness
Community structure
Climate change
Simulation
Connectivity
Genetic patterns
Conclusion
Questions
Climate models
Marine species
Best predictions
Interior and exterior
Statistical approach
Lagrangea
Taxi application
Hyperbolic point
Adriatic