Scalar considerations in carrying capacity assessment: an Australian example

Social and Recreational Carrying Capacity Assessment of Daland Forest Park, Golestan, Iran

Novelties that change carrying capacity.

Comparative developmental studies have revealed a rich array of details about the patterns and processes of morphological change in animals and increasingly in plants. But, applying these insights to the study of major episodes of evolutionary innovation requires understanding how these novel morphologies become established and sufficiently abundant (either as individuals within a species or as...

A Multidimensional Tourism Carrying Capacity Model: an Empirical Approach

It is often observed that tourism generates a negative impact on the environment of destination places, among which the depletion of the natural capital is the most evident. To avoid this, tourism development and management should be based on the recognition of the limits characterising a destination. The indicator of Tourism Carrying Capacity (TCC) can be particularly relevant to this purpose....

Carrying Capacity in Barabási-Albert Network

The effect of finiteness in degree number is analyzed on a growing network. The dynamics is governed by a rule where the degree number increases under a scheme similar to the Malthus-Verhulst model in the context of population growth. One notices that the second moment of degree is closely related to the linking probability of this growing network. The degree distribution is analyzed in both st...

Analysis of an Economic Growth Model with Variable Carrying Capacity

In this paper, a kind of nonlinear delayed differential equations which can describe an economic model is considered. In this economy, population is modelled according to a logistically variable carrying capacity and capital’s accumulation has a time delay. By choosing time delay as a bifurcation parameter, it is proved that the system loses stability and a Hopf bifurcation occurs when the time...