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RAMAS GIS Update Link / Bad Link? 
RAMAS GIS is designed to link your GIS with a metapopulation model for population viability analysis and extinction risk assessment. Habitats used by most species are becoming increasingly fragmented, requiring a metapopulation modeling approach to risk analysis. Recognizing habitat patchiness from an endangered species' point of view requires spatial information on habitat suitability. RAMAS GIS meets both these requirements by linking metapopulation modeling with landscape data and GIS technology.
Submitted Nov 01, 2000
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Colorado Coop Unit Software Update Link / Bad Link? 
Wildlife-related software developed at Department of Fishery and Wildlife Biology and Colorado Coop. Fish and Wildlife Unit, Colorado State University.
Submitted Nov 01, 2000
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Distance Update Link / Bad Link? 
Distance is a software program that provides an analysis of distance sampling data to estimate density and abundance of a population.
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Population Analysis Software Group Update Link / Bad Link? 
This site is used for the distribution of software for the analysis of fish and wildlife populations using marking and sighting methods. Most of the software was developed by Neil Arnason at the University of Manitoba and Carl Schwarz at Simon Fraser University.
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ECOBAS Update Link / Bad Link? 
The ECOBAS project provides a system for documentation of mathematical descriptions of ecological processes.
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ECOM Update Link / Bad Link? 
ECOM is a Windows® program with a range of analytical techniques to detect, visualise and order relationships in multivariate data where the researcher has information on both the species present and the most influential environmental variables.
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PopSize Update Link / Bad Link? 
PopSize allows students to run hundreds of simulated mark-recapture studies in a very short period of time. With PopSize students can perform "what if" experiments. For example, they can see what happens to the population estimate if marked animals have a higher mortality than unmarked animals or are more likely to emigrate.
Submitted Nov 01, 2000
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RAMAS Ecotoxicology Update Link / Bad Link? 
RAMAS Ecotoxicology carries out ecological risk assessments for systems of two kinds: structured single populations, food chains. RAMAS Ecotoxicology is used to make population-level ecological risk assessments for environmental contaminants. It imports data from standard laboratory bioassays, incorporates these data into the parameters of a population model, and performs a risk assessment by analyzing population-level differences between control and impacted samples.
Submitted Nov 01, 2000
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RHABSIM Update Link / Bad Link? 
RHABSIM (Riverine HABitat SIMuation) is a fully integrated program for river hydraulics and aquatic habitat modeling using the Instream Flow Incremental Methodology (IFIM). Running in Microsoft Windows and DOS, it is an extensive conversion of the PHABSIM hydraulic and habitat simulation system developed by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Submitted Nov 01, 2000
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Wa-Tor Update Link / Bad Link? 
Wa-Tor for Windows is a population ecology simulation game, based on a random model. Wa-Tor is a toroidal (doughnut-shaped) planet completely covered by an ocean and populated by two species. You pit hungry sharks against tasty fish and see who comes out on top. The populations may fluctuate in a similar manner to the Lotka-Volterra model, continuing for hundreds of generations, or the populations may go extinct in a very short time, depending on the initial parameters and subsequent random events. The population may also become chaotic for a time, then return to relatively regular fluctuations.
Submitted Nov 01, 2000
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RAMAS Red List Update Link / Bad Link? 
RAMAS Red List implements IUCN threatened species criteria, which are rules for assigning species into categories representing different level of threat. The IUCN rules are based on information about such characteristics as number and distribution of individuals, fluctuations and decline in abundance and distribution, and risk of extinction. These characteristics are used as input data; the output is a classification into one of the categories, such as Critically Endangered, Endangered, Vulnerable, or Lower Risk.
Submitted Nov 01, 2000
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