Population modeling

Population modeling is a way scientists use mathematics and data to understand how populations of humans, animals, or plants change over time. It accounts for factors like birth rates, death rates, immigration, and emigration to predict future population sizes and trends. These models help in planning for resources, conservation efforts, or managing public health. Essentially, they are tools that simulate real-world population dynamics by combining information and assumptions to provide insights into how populations grow or decline under various conditions.