Using graph theory to define data-driven ecoregion and bioregion maps

Using graph theory to define data-driven ecoregion and bioregion maps This is an idea proposed in 2025 as a good starter project, and is available for being worked on. It may be co-supervised with Daniele Baisero and Michael Dales.

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Front Matter
Published
2025-04-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.59350/c93xb-y0z75
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Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation
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Using graph theory to define data-driven ecoregion and bioregion maps

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Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation
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Using graph theory to define data-driven ecoregion and bioregion maps

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Abstract

Using graph theory to define data-driven ecoregion and bioregion maps This is an idea proposed in 2025 as a good starter project, and is available for being worked on. It may be co-supervised with Daniele Baisero and Michael Dales.

Front Matter
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Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation
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