Recent advancements in smaller and lighter computer interfaces enabled scientists to investigate environmental burdens and the ecology of rare species all across the globe. Moreover, wearable devices and ubiquitous technologies help them gather information on individual objects of interest for observation, such as the locations, prey, and climates.

In biological resource management, resource dynamics largely depend on users’ decision-making. In many cases, resource users are competitors to one another, and their competitions cause depletion of resources. This seminar discusses frameworks to understand these relationships and problems.