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    SIMIODE Spring 2024 Webinars - Insightmaker
    We discuss the use of the FREE system dynamics software Insightmaker (https://insightmaker.com/) in a first course in Ordinary Differential Equations (with a modeling emphasis).
    modelingsimulationSoftwarepythonsystemsInsightMakerflowCategory Theorystockstock-flow
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    2012-Murray_Bourne-Modeling fish stocks
    Discusses many models of harvesting and consequences.
    fishlogisticmanagementsusustainable developmentharvestfish stockoverpopulatedunsustainable
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    1-109-EmployeeAttrition-ModelingScenario
    This scenario models the loss of employees and the employer's attempt to retain them through stock options. It most naturally is solved with a first-order linear decay model with two populations.
    populationlinear growthdecayemployeeattrition
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    1-119-DairyFarming-ModelingScenario
    A simple first order population growth model is presented. The challenge is to produce a final differential equation which is the result of the difference or ratio of birth and death rates. This ratio is not immediately intuitive.
    population dynamicsdairyfarmers' marketsgrowthcow
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    1-019-RocksInTheHead-Modeling Scenario
    We describe an experiment with data on the perception of the individual mass of a collection of rocks in comparison to a 100 g brass mass. Students use the logistic differential equation as a reasonable model and estimate parameters.
    logistic growthparameter estimationexperiment