ReHab Conceptual model

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ReHab Conceptual model

Overall structure DUML class diagram

States/transitions diagram + table Biomass dynamics States/transitions diagram + table Round (t-2) Round (t-1) Round (t) Δ Biomass Harvester(s) or not At least one harvester No harvester +1 -1 2+1+0+0+… 2 1 1 or more harvesters 0+… 1 harvester 3 harvesters or more 2 harvesters or more 2+0+0+… 1+0+0+… 2 harvesters 2+1

Birds Pseudo code If biomass here < 2 then nbChicks = 0 else if any harvester here then nbChicks = 0 else case based on proportion neighbours harvested case > 0.5 nbChicks = 0 case between 0.2 and 0.5 nbChicks = 1 case < 0.2 nbChicks = 2