demoniche-package: Simulating spatially-explicit species demographic growth
In demoniche: demoniche - spatial population dynamics

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demoniche is an R-package to simulate stochastic population growth for various subpopulations of a species. The mechanistic demographic model projects population sizes with various transition matrices that represent demographic impacts on species growth. Demographic modelling is linked to a time series of geographically distributed habitat suitability values that also affect species niche. The demoniche model offers flexible options for stochasticity, density dependence and dispersal. With the demoniche package it is possible to investigate population sizes, extinction probabilities and range shift of a species under the influence of scenarios of environmental and human impacts.

Package:	demoniche
Type:	Package
Version:	1.0
Date:	2011-07-13
License:	GPL-2
LazyLoad:	yes

data(Hmontana)

noCC_nodispersal <- demoniche_model(modelname = "Hmontana", Niche = FALSE, Dispersal = FALSE, repetitions = 2, foldername = "noCC_nodispersal")

Hedvig Nenzen

Maintainer: Hedvig Nenzen <hedvig.nenzen@gmail.com>

Morris, W.F., and D.F. Doak. 2002. Quantitative Conservation Biology. Theory and Practice of Population Viability Analysis. - Sinauer Associates, Sunderland, Massachusetts.

data(Hmontana)

noCC_nodispersal <- demoniche_model(modelname = "Hmontana", Niche = FALSE, 
                        Dispersal = FALSE, repetitions =  2,
                        foldername = "noCC_nodispersal")