Connectivity Is a Vital Element of Landscape Structure¶
Taylor, P. D., Fahrig, L., Henein, K., & Merriam, G. (1993). Connectivity Is a Vital Element of Landscape Structure. Oikos, 68(3), 571-573.
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- Permeability
- Software architecture: APIs, service boundaries, and module interfaces have permeability — what calls cross, what data is visible, what side effects propagate; a porous module exposes too much, a sealed one is unusable. Organizations: information permeability across silos, boundary permeability between teams, and membership permeability across professions determine knowledge-diffusion speed. Ecology: landscape permeability to dispersing animals — corridors, fences, roads, riparian strips — determines metapopulation viability and range shifts.
This sourceEstablishes landscape connectivity/permeability as a determinant of dispersal and metapopulation viability.
- Software architecture: APIs, service boundaries, and module interfaces have permeability — what calls cross, what data is visible, what side effects propagate; a porous module exposes too much, a sealed one is unusable. Organizations: information permeability across silos, boundary permeability between teams, and membership permeability across professions determine knowledge-diffusion speed. Ecology: landscape permeability to dispersing animals — corridors, fences, roads, riparian strips — determines metapopulation viability and range shifts.
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