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An in-silico analysis of information sharing systems for adaptable resources management: A case study of oyster farmers

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Figure 1: Description of the social-ecological system involved in oyster farming. The arrows with descriptions ending in  question marks are the parts of the system investigated in the model
Figure 2: UML class diagram representing the main ABM classes.
Figure 3: Annual mortality as a function of oyster quantity for the two scenarios involving virus mortality
Figure 6: Sequence diagram for a time step in the model, representing one trimester.
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