March 10, 2023 Presentation Open Access

Kelling, Jeffrey; Tripathi, Richa; Calabrese, Justin M.

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by creating computational bottlenecks. While such studies often benefit from combined domain-specific, statistical, and programming knowledge, few individual researchers span the full range of necessary skills. Here, we present a collaboration on the neutral model of biodiversity in dendritic river networks, where the goal is to analyze biodiversity data across the world&amp;rsquo;s major river systems. We show how we achieved large performance gains by engaging the problem at its foundations and thereby enabled research at a new scale.&lt;/p&gt;</subfield>
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