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CRM researcher Josep Sardanyés presents the project 'MPA4Sustainability: Enhancing MPAs’ role in restoring biodiversity while maintaining access to ecosystem services' (Reference Number: BiodivRestore-424). Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) will play a crucial role in the successful implementation of the European Biodiversity Strategy and the European Green Deal. They are locations where we can concentrate efforts to restore biodiversity and support the diversification of the blue economy to boost the sustainable use of marine resources. We have paid a lot of attention to the best ways to design and establish MPAs; yet with more than 17,000 MPAs now designated globally, less than a quarter have a clear management plan. Managing complex socioecological systems (SES) is harder and navigating them towards sustainability is even harder. That is particularly the case for MPAs for which biodiversity targets and the exploitation of regional ecosystem services have to be balanced. This project aims to find practical solutions to guide MPA managers in the best approaches to yield positive biodiversity outcomes while maintaining the ability of neighbouring communities to benefit from marine ecosystem services sustainably. Managers of MPAs in Madeira, France, Denmark and Sweden will together with scientists co-create the insights needed to develop this guide, based on a global synthesis of MPA data and detailed functional analyses at three case study sites. We will use data science and statistical modelling to determine the structure of interactions between biodiversity and the provision of ecosystem services (ES) in all current MPAs depending on their SES characteristics. We will then extend recent advances in theoretical ecological modelling to these socio-ecological networked systems to understand how management actions can tip MPA SES towards favorable states using three MPA case studies to benchmark models. With this insight, we will determine the characteristics that will yield desirable SES states. Monitoring is crucial to guide adaptive management plans along this MPA restoration journey. We will determine whether readily available biodiversity and ES indicators can be integrated with rapid sampling to develop a standardized ‘citizen monitoring’ approach that can provide the necessary and sufficient level of information needed to manage the transformative change at MPAs. Finally, we will tackle the policy interaction hurdles managers face when developing plans in regions where multiple MPAs have been designated with varied policy targets. We will determine how best to manage these MPA networks to add value for regional biodiversity and ES targets. This project will produce a decision support system for MPA managers, which we will make available in a user-friendly format complementing current international MPA guidelines to help increase the uptake of management plans for existing MPA networks. In addition, it will produce tangible advice on integrative governance for our practitioners that will meet current urgent needs for the three case study regions. PARTNERS OF THE PROJECT Coordinator: Aquatic Resources, Technical University of Denmark, Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark Island Research and Environmental Observatory (CRIOBE), EPHE/CNRS/Perpignan University, Perpignan, France Research, Madeira Whale Museum-Municipality of Machico, Caniçal Machico – Madeira, Portugal Evolutionary Biology, Spanish National Research Council, Barcelona, Spain Nonlinear Dynamics and Evolution, Mathematical Research Center, Cerdanyola del Valles, Spain Aquatic Resources, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Lysekil, Sweden + Information: https://www.biodiversa.org/2034/download Josep Sardanyés @ CRM: https://www.crm.cat/person/37/sardanyes-cayuela-josep/
MPA4sustainability | Josep Srdanyés - CRM Mathematical Biology group
Dr. Klaus Wimmer, from the Computational Neuroscience Group at CRM, talks about the research carried out by his group and some of the projects they are currently developing. https://sites.google.com/view/wimmerlab https://www.crm.cat/
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Introduction to Poisson Geometry | HENRIQUE BURSZTYN (IMPA)<br />Chair: Eckhard Meinrenken (Toronto)<br />18/07/2022<br /><br />This mini-course will offer a panoramic view of Poisson geometry, including both classical aspects and modern developments of the theory.<br /><br />We will start with basic definitions and concepts related to Poisson structures, some foundational results (local theory, symplectic leaves) and key examples. We will then discuss symplectic groupoids and more general connections with Lie groupoids and multiplicative geometric structures. I will also introduce Dirac structures, their main properties and various applications, both within and beyond Poisson geometry.<br /><br />+ Information at https://www.crm.cat/2022-advanced-school-poisson/
WELCOME | Introduction to Poisson Geometry by HENRIQUE BURSZTYN (IMPA) | 1/4
Singular Foliations<br />Lecturer: Camille Laurent-Gengoux (Metz)<br />Chair: Rui Fernandes (Urbana-Champaign)<br />19/07/2022<br /><br />Foliations are partitions of a manifold into sub-manifolds called leaves. They are said to be singular when the dimension all some leaves are not constant. Orbits of Lie group actions, symplectic leaves of a Poisson bivector, symmetries of affine varieties are among examples. I will try to give a detailed proof of several basic but subtle theorems about singular foliations and to give an overview of the geometry of their singular leaves.<br /><br />Lecture 1: Discussion of the various possible definitions of singular foliation. Examples and counter examples. Existence of leaves and local splitting theorem.<br /><br />Lecture 2: Various algebraic or geometric structures hidden behind a singular foliation: holonomy Lie algebras, holonomy groupoids. Bi-submersions and first-return.<br /><br />Lecture 3: Open (and closed) questions from algebraic and differential geometry to theoretical physics.<br /><br />A problem session will take place after Lecture 2.<br /><br />+ Info at https://www.crm.cat/2022-advanced-school-poisson/
Singular Foliations by CAMILLE LAURENT-GENGOUX (Metz) | 1/3
Singular Foliations<br />Lecturer: Camille Laurent-Gengoux (Metz)<br />Chair: Rui Fernandes (Urbana-Champaign)<br />20/07/2022<br /><br />Foliations are partitions of a manifold into sub-manifolds called leaves. They are said to be singular when the dimension all some leaves are not constant. Orbits of Lie group actions, symplectic leaves of a Poisson bivector, symmetries of affine varieties are among examples. I will try to give a detailed proof of several basic but subtle theorems about singular foliations and to give an overview of the geometry of their singular leaves.<br /><br />Lecture 1: Discussion of the various possible definitions of singular foliation. Examples and counter examples. Existence of leaves and local splitting theorem.<br /><br />Lecture 2: Various algebraic or geometric structures hidden behind a singular foliation: holonomy Lie algebras, holonomy groupoids. Bi-submersions and first-return.<br /><br />Lecture 3: Open (and closed) questions from algebraic and differential geometry to theoretical physics.<br /><br />A problem session will take place after Lecture 2.<br /><br />+ Info at https://www.crm.cat/2022-advanced-school-poisson/
Singular Foliations by CAMILLE LAURENT-GENGOUX (Metz) | 2/3
Singular Foliations<br />Lecturer: Camille Laurent-Gengoux (Metz)<br />Chair: Rui Fernandes (Urbana-Champaign)<br />22/07/2022<br /><br />Foliations are partitions of a manifold into sub-manifolds called leaves. They are said to be singular when the dimension all some leaves are not constant. Orbits of Lie group actions, symplectic leaves of a Poisson bivector, symmetries of affine varieties are among examples. I will try to give a detailed proof of several basic but subtle theorems about singular foliations and to give an overview of the geometry of their singular leaves.<br /><br />Lecture 1: Discussion of the various possible definitions of singular foliation. Examples and counter examples. Existence of leaves and local splitting theorem.<br /><br />Lecture 2: Various algebraic or geometric structures hidden behind a singular foliation: holonomy Lie algebras, holonomy groupoids. Bi-submersions and first-return.<br /><br />Lecture 3: Open (and closed) questions from algebraic and differential geometry to theoretical physics.<br /><br />A problem session will take place after Lecture 2.<br /><br />+ Info at https://www.crm.cat/2022-advanced-school-poisson/
Singular Foliations by CAMILLE LAURENT-GENGOUX (Metz) | 3/3

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