Simulations of food-web dynamics using the Non-Deterministic Network Dynamic (NDND) model
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Elliot Sivel, Benjamin Planque, Ulf Lindstrøm, Nigel G. YoccozSimulations of food-web dynamics using the Non-Deterministic Network Dynamic (NDND) model
Simulations of food-web dynamics using the Non-Deterministic Network Dynamic (NDND) model for individual and combined scenarios of temperature and fishing mortality. The temperature scenariis include an increase of temperature by 1 or 2 degrees, no variation, and a decrease by 1 degrees. The fishing mortality scenariis include a reduction by 50%, no variation, and an increase by 25% or 50% of fishing mortality. For each scenario, a set of 1000 trajectories were simulated for each group of the food-web. The output for each scenario is saved in an individual file. In each file, the « NDNDData » part summarises the setup for the simulation (parameter values, number of runs, time). The Output part corresponds to the simulated time-series merged into a single object. Each run is identified with an ID corresponding to the number of the run. The « Output » also contains the time-series of simulated flows. The structure of the flows object is identical to the biomass one except that it is shorter by 1 row per run (The simulation ends with the estimation of biomass for the last year and does not estimate the trophic flows associated)
Institute of Marine Research, Norwegian Marine Data Centre, Norway Institute of Marine Research, Norwegian Marine Data Centre, Norway
Datacenter Arnfinn Morvik
NO/IMR Institute of Marine Research
Originating institution Benjamin Planque
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Sivel, E. Planque B., Lindstrøm, U., Yoccoz, N. G. 2023. Combined effects of temperature and fishing mortality on the Barents Sea ecosystem stability. Fisheries Oceanography, 32: 106-120.
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Simulations of food-web dynamics using the Non-Deterministic Network Dynamic (NDND) model for individual and combined scenarios of temperature and fishing mortality. The temperature scenariis include an increase of temperature by 1 or 2 degrees, no variation, and a decrease by 1 degrees. The fishing mortality scenariis include a reduction by 50%, no variation, and an increase by 25% or 50% of fishing mortality. For each scenario, a set of 1000 trajectories were simulated for each group of the food-web. The output for each scenario is saved in an individual file. In each file, the « NDNDData » part summarises the setup for the simulation (parameter values, number of runs, time). The Output part corresponds to the simulated time-series merged into a single object. Each run is identified with an ID corresponding to the number of the run. The « Output » also contains the time-series of simulated flows. The structure of the flows object is identical to the biomass one except that it is shorter by 1 row per run (The simulation ends with the estimation of biomass for the last year and does not estimate the trophic flows associated)
Elliot Sivel, Benjamin Planque, Ulf Lindstrøm, Nigel G. Yoccoz Simulations of food-web dynamics using the Non-Deterministic Network Dynamic (NDND) model