multiple.step.habitat: Perform multiple steps (generations) for the population,...
In pwhigham/spatibm: A Spatial Individual-based model for land-based organisms

Perform steps generations for a population based on their defined breeding, survival, and crowding parameters and the habitat surface. The habitat.list defines a list of habitats with a N(m,sd) for each habitat used to determine the duration this habitat is observed. A list of these habitat,N(m,sd) structures defines the temporal pattern of change, and the order of change. i.e. a list of ( (H1,N1,(H2,N2), ...) defines an ordering of habitat surface. The N(m,sd) is used to determine the time period before moving from Hi to H(i+1). In addition, there is an implied cycling behavior since when the final (H,N(m,sd)) pattern is used, the next habitat is (H1,N1).

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multiple.step.habitat(steps = 10, curr.pop, move.table, survive.table,
  breed.table, habitat.list, crowd.table, crowding.sigma = 1, max.dist = 5,
  track.ids = TRUE, trace.output = TRUE)

`steps`	Number of steps (generations) to excute the model
`curr.pop`	The current population as a .ppp
`move.table`	Movement table as defined by `movement.table`.
`survive.table`	Survival table as defined by `survival.table`.
`breed.table`	Breeding table as defined by `breeding.table`
`habitat.list`	The list of habitats (probability) surfaces with associated N(m,sd).
`crowd.table`	The crowding table as defined by `crowding.table`
`crowding.sigma`	Bandwidth used for density calculation for crowding
`max.dist`	Maximum distance between breeding parents
`track.ids`	Do you want to update the individual ids each generation? This is only required if you need to produce a family tree.
`trace.output`	Show a text-based trace of the model running in the console.