Extended Data Table 1 Overview of the different submodels and input data sources and how they were related or derived from studies on the three islands
From: Sea-level rise causes shorebird population collapse before habitats drown
submodel / input data | island A | island S | island T | source | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
abiotic models | geomorphological model | same model for all islands, parameterized with data from islands A, S & T | |||
sea level rise model | global IPCC model spatially downscaled for the situation of the Netherlands | ||||
intra-and interannual fluctuations in water levels | + | + | + | ||
deep soil subsidence gas mining model | + | not applicable | not applicable | ||
elevation map | + | + | + | ||
flooding model | same model for all islands, parameterized with data from other Dutch marshes | ||||
biotic models | bird distribution map | + | + | + | |
habitat selection model | same model for all islands, parameterized with empirical data from island S | ||||
nest-site selection model | same model for all islands, parameterized with empirical data from islands S & A | ||||
reproduction model | same model for all islands, parameterized with empirical data from islands S & A | ||||
population dynamical model | same model for all islands, parameterized with empirical data from island S | ||||
