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URL: https://scti.tools/vortex/
Proper Citation: VORTEX (RRID:SCR_019280)
Description: Software tool to model population dynamics as discrete, sequential events that occur according to probabilities that are random variables following user-specified distributions.Simulation of deterministic forces as well as demographic, environmental and genetic stochastic events on wildlife populations.Can model many of extinction vortices that can threaten persistence of small populations.
Resource Type: software resource, simulation software, software application
Keywords: Deterministic forces simulation, population dynamics model, discrete events, sequential events, random variables, user specified distributions, SCTI
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