Metapopulation modeling system for population viability analysis and extinction risk assessment.
RAMAS Metapop is an interactive program that allows you to build models for species that live in multiple patches. It incorporates the spatial aspects of metapopulation dynamics, such as the configuration of the populations, dispersal and recolonization among patches and similarity of environmental patterns experienced by the populations. The program can be used to predict extinction risks and explore management options such as reserve design, translocations and reintroductions, and to assess human impact on fragmented populations.
Species Conservation and Management: Case Studies. Edited by H. Resit Akçakaya, Mark Burgman, Oskar Kindvall, Chris Wood, Per Sjögren-Gulve, Jeff Hatfield, and Michael McCarthy. Oxford University Press (publication expected in early 2004).
http://www.ramas.com (No Longer Available)
Biodiversity Conservation
Ecosystem Management
Fish And Wildlife Management
Silviculture
Zoning
Impact Assessment
Reserve System
Landscape Analysis And Modeling
Population Dispersal
Population Viability
Condition Analysis And Assessment
Domain Knowledge Process Model Development
Impact Analysis
Risk Analysis
Scenario Simulation And Comparison
Visualization
Simulation
Visualization
Biophysical Process
All (User Defined Analysis Extent)
Regional Extent
Subregional Extent
Individual Object
Forest Fragmentation
Species Abundance
Species Distribution
Species Diversity
Species Viability
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Windows XP
RAMAS Metapop: core metapopulation model for population viability analysis and extinction risk assessmentRAMAS GIS: links Metapop to your GIS dataRAMAS Landscape: integrates the landscape model LANDIS with the habitat-based metapopulation model RAMAS GIS. With the integration of a landscape and a metapopulation model, predictions about the viability, recovery, and growth of species can be based on the predicted changes in the landscapes in which they live.RAMAS Multispecies Assessment: calculates site values based on the importance of and the magnitude of the threats facing the component species.
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Applied Biomathematics
National Commission On Science For Sustainable Forestry
Software Tools And Models - All
Spatial Decision Support Systems
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Alternative Ranking, Decision Making
Condition Analysis And Assessment
Decision Alternatives Generation, Scenario Simulation
Domain Knowledge Modeling
Visualization
Spatial Decision Support Systems
Evaluative Models
Simulation Models
Graphical Ontology Browser
- Click on a node to jump to the content of that node
- Pan to see the rest of the graph
- Scroll the mousewheel up and down to zoom in and out
- Rearrange the nodes in the graph by dragging a node to a different position