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WOLVES - simulating wolf reappearance in the Netherlands (1.0.0)

This is an agent-based model, simulating wolf (Canis Lupus) reappearance in the Netherlands. The model’s purpose is to allow researchers to investigate the reappearance of wolves in the Netherlands and the possible effect of human interference. Wolf behaviour is modelled according to the literature. The suitability of the Dutch landscape for wolf settlement has been determined by Lelieveld (2012) [1] and is transformed into a colour-coded map of the Netherlands. The colour-coding is the main determinant of wolf settlement. Human involvement is modelled through the public opinion, which varies according to the size, composition and behaviour of the wolf population.

[1] Lelieveld, G.: Room for wolf comeback in the Netherlands, (2012).

Release Notes

First version of WOLVES model. For more details, see ODD.

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WOLVES - simulating wolf reappearance in the Netherlands 1.0.0

Submitted by Kim van Vliet Published Apr 27, 2019 Last modified Apr 27, 2019
ABM wolves wolf management Netherlands agent-based model

This is an agent-based model, simulating wolf (Canis Lupus) reappearance in the Netherlands. The model’s purpose is to allow researchers to investigate the reappearance of wolves in the Netherlands and the possible effect of human interference. Wolf behaviour is modelled according to the literature. The suitability of the Dutch landscape for wolf settlement has been determined by Lelieveld (2012) [1] and is transformed into a colour-coded map of the Netherlands. The colour-coding is the main determinant of wolf settlement. Human involvement is modelled through the public opinion, which varies according to the size, composition and behaviour of the wolf population.

[1] Lelieveld, G.: Room for wolf comeback in the Netherlands, (2012).

Release Notes

First version of WOLVES model. For more details, see ODD.

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Kim van Vliet, Zoë Delamore (2019, April 27). “WOLVES - simulating wolf reappearance in the Netherlands” (Version 1.0.0). CoMSES Computational Model Library. Retrieved from: https://www.comses.net/codebases/596b99c9-5c92-4cdd-b6ce-945c0b8ff057/releases/1.0.0/

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Contributors
Kim van Vliet Zoë Delamore
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Model Version
1.0.0
License
MIT
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Operating System
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Publish Date
Saturday, April 27, 2019
Last Updated
Saturday, April 27, 2019
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1.0.0 Kim van Vliet Sat Apr 27 19:46:00 2019 Sat Apr 27 19:46:00 2019 Published

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