Book 89-90 - BRm Ecological Rupture Model - Algeria Tell & Saharan Atlas - V90 Corrected and Reproducible

A revised and automated ecological assessment of Algeria's Tell and Saharan Atlas regions, including the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tassili n'Ajjer, reveals significant variations in ecological resilience under anthropic pressure. The corrected BRm Ecological Rupture Model (V90) recalculates and cross-checks 10 sites, identifying Tassili n'Ajjer as having a notably low vulnerability score of 0.21, indicating high resilience. This update addresses prior errors in the model (V89), ensuring reproducibility through automated verification. The study highlights the model's utility in quantifying ecological disruption across diverse landscapes, from the Djurdjura mountains to the Ahaggar Central region.

Mourad, A. H. M. I. M. (2026). Book 89-90 - BRm Ecological Rupture Model - Algeria Tell & Saharan Atlas - V90 Corrected and Reproducible. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.22063043