A network-based measure of functional diversity in food webs
W Lin, S Lai, AJ Davis, W Liu, F Jordán - Biology Letters, 2022 - royalsocietypublishing.org
Biodiversity is measured from various perspectives. One of them, functional diversity,
quantifies the heterogeneity in species traits and roles in an ecosystem. One important …
quantifies the heterogeneity in species traits and roles in an ecosystem. One important …
New approaches to simulating the complex interaction effects of multiple human impacts on the marine environment
GP Griffith, EA Fulton - ICES Journal of Marine Science, 2014 - academic.oup.com
The interplay of anthropogenic effects presents significant challenges to modelling and
managing marine resources. The increasing awareness of the complexity of the interaction …
managing marine resources. The increasing awareness of the complexity of the interaction …
Social balance-based centrality measure for directed signed networks
D Gromov - Social Networks, 2025 - Elsevier
We suggest a novel approach to determining the centrality measures for directed signed
networks, based on the notion of social balance. We postulate that along with the existing …
networks, based on the notion of social balance. We postulate that along with the existing …
Vegetation, herbivores and fires in savanna ecosystems: A network perspective
The dynamics of savanna ecosystems depends on the interplay between multiple factors
such as grazing, browsing, fires, rainfall regime and interactions between grass and woody …
such as grazing, browsing, fires, rainfall regime and interactions between grass and woody …
A simple approach for quantifying node centrality in signed and directed social networks
WC Liu, LC Huang, CWJ Liu, F Jordán - Applied Network Science, 2020 - Springer
The position of a node in a social network, or node centrality, can be quantified in several
ways. Traditionally, it can be defined by considering the local connectivity of a node (degree) …
ways. Traditionally, it can be defined by considering the local connectivity of a node (degree) …
The reduction of food web robustness by parasitism: fact and artefact
HW Chen, KT Shao, CWJ Liu, WH Lin… - International journal for …, 2011 - Elsevier
A robust food web is one which suffers few secondary extinctions after primary species
losses. While recent research has shown that a food web with parasitism is less robust than …
losses. While recent research has shown that a food web with parasitism is less robust than …
Applying network analysis to measure functional diversity in food webs
W Lin, AJ Davis, F Jordán, W Liu - Food Webs, 2024 - Elsevier
Functional diversity is the heterogeneity in the functional roles of organisms in an
ecosystem. Because the morphological traits of species dictate their functional roles …
ecosystem. Because the morphological traits of species dictate their functional roles …
Loop analysis quantifying human impact in a river ecosystem model
In ecological systems, multiple interactions connect various kinds of components. Strong
and weak as well as positive and negative effects cause complex dynamics and often quite …
and weak as well as positive and negative effects cause complex dynamics and often quite …
Predicting the sign of trophic effects: individual-based simulation versus loop analysis
V Fábián - Community Ecology, 2021 - Springer
Food web research needs to be predictive in order to support decisions system-based
conservation. In order to increase predictability and applicability, complexity needs to be …
conservation. In order to increase predictability and applicability, complexity needs to be …
[PDF][PDF] Quo Vadimus
GP Griffith, EA Fulton - 2014 - researchgate.net
The interplay of anthropogenic effects presents significant challenges to modelling and
managing marine resources. The increasing awareness of the complexity of the interaction …
managing marine resources. The increasing awareness of the complexity of the interaction …