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Simulating sea-level rise impacts on mangrove ecosystems

The reference study introduced BR-MANGUE as a spatially explicit cellular model for exploring mangrove response to sea-level rise on Maranhão Island, Brazil. Its rules and assumptions form the scientific starting point for the Studio architecture.

From research code to BR-MANGUE Studio

The new Python application preserves the model logic while adding a project workflow, class mapping, annual outputs, visual monitoring, and Windows distribution.

From raster classes to annual transitions

A practical explanation of how categorical rasters become model roles, how optional suitability works, and how mangrove loss and migration are recorded year by year.

Scaling the simulation with two engines

The full-CMMA + ANADEM benchmark measures one annual transition on 78.007 million active cells. Both engines produced identical annual trajectories and final maps.

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