Modelling a network

Assessing or designing a habitat network is not an easy task.  A lot of data needs to be gathered in order to ensure the results are as accurate and as close to reality as possible.  In many cases, computer models are used to 'crunch' the numbers and map possible networks.  There are a variety of different models in use at present, but all computer models need to make some assumptions in order to work.  Follow these links for more information:

• Assumptions and limitations of network models
• Modelling processes and tools
• Outputs