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Date of this Version
6-2013
Document Type
Article
Citation
The R Journal (June 2013) 5(1); Editor: Hadley Wickham
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Abstract
Recent advances in aquatic ecosystem modelling have particularly focused on trophic network analysis through trophodynamic models. We present here a R package devoted to a recently developed model, EcoTroph. This model enables the analysis of aquatic ecological networks and the related impacts of fisheries. It was available through a plug-in in the well-known Ecopath with Ecosim software or through implementations in Excel sheets. The R package we developed simplifies the access to the EcoTroph model and offers a new interfacing between two widely used software, Ecopath and R.
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Copyright 2013, The R Foundation. Open access material. License: CC BY 3.0 Unported