Resources for Conducting S-E Research

Resources from SESYNC for those who are interested in conducting interdisciplinary socio-environmental research. More to come.

Resource Title	Brief Summary
Document: First Meeting Guide	Feb 22, 2021 First Meeting Guide This guide offters tips for how to structure and make the most of your first interdisciplinary team meeting.
Document: Facilitating Interdisciplinary Meetings: A Practical Guide	Feb 16, 2021 Facilitating Interdisciplinary Meetings: A Practical Guide This guide is intended to be a practical introduction to the approaches and practices used at SESYNC in facilitating synthesis meetings, trainings, and workshops to help improve teamwork processes.
Video: Introduction to Spatial Agent-Based Models Part 1	Jan 31, 2021 Introduction to Agent-Based Models (ABMs) Part 1 In the first video of this two-part series, Dr. Nicholas R. Magliocca provides an overview of the basics of spatial agent-based models (ABMs) within the context of socio-environmental systems.
Video: Introduction to Spatial Agent-Based Models Part 2	Jan 31, 2021 Introduction to Agent-Based Models (ABMs) Part 2 In this video, Dr. Nicholas R. Magliocca discusses the core components of an ABM; how they work; and some applications that illustrate the flexibility of ABMs.
Video: Introduction to Social-Ecological Networks Part 1	Jan 24, 2021 Introduction to Social-Ecological Networks Part 1 In the first video of this two-part series, Dr. Phillip P.A. Staniczenko introduces ecological networks, including what they are, why they’re useful, and where the field is heading next.
Video: Introduction to Social-Ecological Networks Part 2	Jan 24, 2021 Introduction to Social-Ecological Networks Part 2 In the second video of this two-part series, Dr. Lorien Jasny presents the history of social networks, important concepts of network structure, their application to environmental management, and an analysis of social-ecological networks.
Infographic: Teaching Socio-Environmental Problem Solving	Nov 18, 2020 This infographic is a guide for educators that introduces core concepts, processes, and skills needed for scholars to effectively address S-E challenges.

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