Daisyworld

In four decades of research and experiment, the most famous being the "Daisyworld" � model, Lovelock has overcome the once-widespread skepticism of his peers to officially move Gaia from a Hypothesis to a Theory.

The Dark Side of Climate Change: It's Already Too Late, Cap and Trade Is a Scam, and Only the Few Will Survive 2009

Personally I have always felt that while the Gaia theory had a certain appeal, Daisyworld is still one of the best ways to explain a particular ecological principle for instance but it is not without it's critics, and probably rightly so.

The Swarm - Frank Schätzing Val 2009

Chu's proposal bears a lot of resemblance to Andrew Watson and James Lovelock's 1983 computer simulation of life on a fictitious planet called Daisyworld.

Scientific Blogging Stephanie Pulford 2009

The twist in this model is that Daisyworld, like our world, is becoming warmer.

Scientific Blogging Stephanie Pulford 2009

Today Daisyworld provides a very obvious analogy to Chu's white roofs and pale roads.

Scientific Blogging Stephanie Pulford 2009

If nothing else was changing in Daisyworld, the daisy population might stay near some equilibrium fraction that kept the temperature stable.

Scientific Blogging Stephanie Pulford 2009