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Functional models and extending strategies for ecological networks
Functional models and extending strategies for ecological networks
Veröffentlicht: 2017
Journal: Applied Network Science
Nummer: 10
Verlag: Springer
Volume: 2
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Kurzfassung
Complex network analysis is rising as an essential tool to understand properties of ecological landscape networks, and as an aid to land management. The most common methods to build graph models of ecological networks are based on representing functional connectivity with respect to a target species. This has provided good results, but the lack of a model able to capture general properties of the network may be seen as a shortcoming when the activity involves the proposal for modifications in land use. Similarity scores, calculated between nature protection areas, may act as a building block for a graph model intended to carry a higher degree of generality. The present work compares several design choices for similarity-based graphs, in order to determine which is most suitable for use in land management.
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