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How farmers can manage variability in the rice ecosystem of northeast Thailand ? The contribution of agent based modelling

Lacombe Guillaume, Bousquet François, Kuper Marcel, Boonmun Chaliaw, Phupak Surajit, Naivinit Warong, Vejpas Chirawat, Trébuil Guy. 2005. How farmers can manage variability in the rice ecosystem of northeast Thailand ? The contribution of agent based modelling. In : Simulation and modelling : Integrating sciences and technology for effective resource management : Proceedings of the 2005 International Conference on Simulation and Modelling, Bangkok, 17-19 January 2005. Kachitvichyanukul V. (ed.), Purintrapiban U. (ed.), Utayopas P. (ed.). Bangkok : Asian Institute of Technology, 345-352. International Conference on Simulation and Modelling, Bangkok, Thaïlande, 17 Janvier 2005/19 Janvier 2005.

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Résumé : Growing rice is the main activity in northeast Thailand. Unpredictable droughts and coarse-textured soil are the principal constraints usually cited to explain the low yields and economic poverty of this region. Past studies tried to improve the drought tolerance of rice varieties and hydro-logical functioning at the field level. How water is used at the farm level remains largely unknown. Consequently, it is relevant to understand the interactions between the water-resource and water-use dynamics. This article proposes to develop a simulation tool based on multi-agent systems to explore adaptations of the rice cropping pattern to rain-fall variability. An environment containing the main biophysical entities involved in decision-making rules for water use is modeled and its hydrological functioning is verified. Preliminary simulations are run to illustrate the model capacities. The next step will consist of adding autonomous agents to simulate scenarios in which farmer agents may cooperate to use water.

Classification Agris : U10 - Informatique, mathématiques et statistiques
E16 - Économie de la production

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