Dynamic Habitat Disturbance and Ecological Resilience (DyHDER): modeling population responses to habitat condition

I want to thank coauthors on this one, especially @BrendanPMurphy for setting up such a great metapopulation PVA model for this application! https://t.co/4Y4v42W4Dq

@pylodictis We ended up using a matrix-based metapopulation PVA (attached) because we needed to account for movement between Bright Angel and Glen Canyon - we had to tweak the code for suppression. It is slick! https://t.co/1YgIQc5ReY

@AFredston This one is pretty nice! Not directly related to temperature influence on movement...but it can be adapted by considering connectivity as a (simple or complex) function of temperature. https://t.co/VQLEpbAxks

RT @BrendanPMurphy: The #DyHDER model is an #opensource framework that enables predictions of #ecological response to physical system #dist…