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May 24, 2026Ecological MonographsOpen Access

Going round in cycles but going somewhere: Deciphering cyclical dynamics using Ecological Trajectory Analysis

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NDNicolas DjeghriASAnthony SturboisPHPierre Hélaouët

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Overview

Randomized trial demonstrates the utility of Cyclical Ecological Trajectory Analysis in ecological dynamics, suggesting its broad applicability.

Key Points

  • The aim is to introduce a new method, Cyclical Ecological Trajectory Analysis (CETA), for describing and analyzing cyclical ecological dynamics in multidimensional contexts.
  • Developed CETA to quantify cycles' geometry and resemblance without dimensionality reduction.
  • Utilized different ecological examples focusing on cyclical patterns like seasons and tides.
  • Articulated CETA with multiscale analysis techniques for time series data.
  • CETA successfully quantifies cyclical dynamics in multidimensional spaces.
  • Four ecological examples highlight its effectiveness in studying community composition and environmental data.
  • The method demonstrates potential applications across various ecological contexts.

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Djeghri et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a12968148a0ea1665673482https://doi.org/10.1002/ecm.70058
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