Putting survey-based behavioural heterogeneity into an agent-based land-use model dampens synchronized responses and increases medium-intensity management, but type behaviour depends strongly on population context.
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Empirical behavioural heterogeneity shapes the dynamics of an agent-based land use model
Putting survey-based behavioural heterogeneity into an agent-based land-use model dampens synchronized responses and increases medium-intensity management, but type behaviour depends strongly on population context.