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Ecologists, ecosystem managers and ecological engineers often seek to identify which components of an ecosystem are most important to its functioning. Ecosystem Network Analyses (ENA) can be used as a tool to address this challenge while taking into consideration the complex direct and indirect interactions that occur in natural systems. One way that ENA can inform researchers and policy makers is...
Ecological network analysis is a set of algorithms that provide a holistic approach to the study of ecosystems. These analyses operate on at least three different hierarchical levels: network, neighborhood, and node. Network level analyses capture whole-system interactions and provide a broad view of the system; neighborhood level analyses provide relational information for specific parts or sub-networks;...
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