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Bayesian Networks: a tool to support good decision making Richard Storey Bridging the gap between science and values Modelling Values ? Nutrient leaching Natural character Sediment runoff Recreation (swimming, fishing,


  1. Bayesian Networks: a tool to support good decision ‐ making Richard Storey

  2. Bridging the gap between science and values Modelling Values ? • Nutrient leaching • Natural character • Sediment runoff • Recreation (swimming, fishing, • Pathogen runoff boating) • Surface water flows • Biodiversity esp. • Groundwater flows Taonga species How to use modelling info to achieve good outcomes for values? Consequences of policy/management decisions on the things we care about?

  3. Algae on streambed Gravel extraction Flow River braidedness Water clarity Weed invasion Natural character

  4. Nutrient supply Shading Floods: size and frequency Water temperature Algae on stream bed Algae on streambed Gravel extraction Flow River braidedness Water clarity Weed invasion Natural character

  5. Change in land use Present Present dissolved P dissolved N % change in P from land % change in N from land SOURCE modelling SOURCE modelling Final dissolved phosphorus Final dissolved nitrogen Stream bank planting Nutrient supply Dam present? Shading Floods: size and frequency Water temperature Algae on stream bed

  6. Streambank planting % 0 to 50 50.0 50 to 100 50.0 Dam present? 50 ± 29 yes 50.0 no 50.0 Shading % Nutrient supply 0 to 50 65.0 low 33.3 50 to 75 30.0 med 33.3 75 to 100 5.00 high 33.3 Floods: size and frequency 39.4 ± 24 low 55.0 med 25.0 Water temperature high 20.0 0 to 15 4.50 15 to 20 41.0 20 to 25 54.5 19.8 ± 4 Algae on stream bed (% cover) 0 to 30 39.2 30 to 100 60.8 45.4 ± 30 states probabilities

  7. Streambank planting % 0 to 50 100 50 to 100 0 Dam present? 25 ± 14 yes 100 no 0 Shading % Nutrient supply 0 to 50 80.0 low 33.3 50 to 75 20.0 med 33.3 75 to 100 0 high 33.3 Floods: size and frequency 32.5 ± 20 low 80.0 med 20.0 Water temperature high 0 0 to 15 2.00 15 to 20 36.0 20 to 25 62.0 20.4 ± 3.4 Algae on stream bed (% cover) 0 to 30 29.1 30 to 100 70.9 50.5 ± 29

  8. Streambank planting % Information from 0 to 50 100 50 to 100 0 SOURCE model Dam present? 25 ± 14 yes 100 no 0 Shading % Nutrient supply 0 to 50 80.0 low 0 50 to 75 20.0 med 0 75 to 100 0 high 100 Floods: size and frequency 32.5 ± 20 low 80.0 med 20.0 Water temperature high 0 0 to 15 2.00 15 to 20 36.0 20 to 25 62.0 20.4 ± 3.4 Algae on stream bed (% cover) 0 to 30 11.4 30 to 100 88.6 59.3 ± 25

  9. What does the Bayesian Network do? • shows the effects of decisions on key attributes – focus on ecology and natural character • outputs are probabilities of being in different states • inputs are from other models (OVERSEER, SOURCE, groundwater models). • links models with ecological values • combines information from various sources

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