@article{ART003260289},
author={HyeMee Hwang and DongKun Le and DaSeul Kim and JiYoung Kim and InJae Hwang and EunSub Kim* and JaeHong Lee},
title={Development of a Life-Cycle-Based Density Model for Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) Population},
journal={Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment},
issn={1225-7184},
year={2025},
volume={34},
number={5},
pages={273-284}
TY - JOUR
AU - HyeMee Hwang
AU - DongKun Le
AU - DaSeul Kim
AU - JiYoung Kim
AU - InJae Hwang
AU - EunSub Kim*
AU - JaeHong Lee
TI - Development of a Life-Cycle-Based Density Model for Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) Population
JO - Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
PY - 2025
VL - 34
IS - 5
PB - Korean Society Of Environmental Impact Assessment
SP - 273
EP - 284
SN - 1225-7184
AB - Human activities such as urbanization, agricultural expansion, and climate changeaccelerate habitat fragmentation, which restricts the spatial movement of wide-ranging species suchas wild boars (Sus scrofa) and weakens population connectivity, ultimately threatening ecosystemstability. Wild boars, in particular, possess high environmental adaptability and reproductive capacity,making them more likely to expand into human-influenced areas such as farmlands and urban fringes.
This movement may increase the risk of spreading zoonotic diseases such as African Swine Fever(ASF). This study developed a density-based simulation model that integrates the ecological andbehavioral traits of wild boars with their spatial use patterns, aiming to analyze the spatial interactionsbetween population dynamics and resource utilization. The simulation results revealed that overtime,wild boars formed clusters in areas with concentrated food resources, leading to rapid depletion ofresources and localized population density peaks. Individuals exhibited selective spatial use based onfood availability and tended to avoid areas where resources had been exhausted. Notably, areas ofhigh population density may function as hotspots for pathogen maintenance and transmission.
Accordingly, the findings of this study suggest the potential utility of the model as a basis foridentifying ASF risk zones and prioritizing ecological restoration areas.
KW - Wild boar (Sus scrofa);Individual-Based Model (IBM);Population density;African swine Fever (ASF);Ecological modelling
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HyeMee Hwang, DongKun Le, DaSeul Kim, JiYoung Kim, InJae Hwang, EunSub Kim* and JaeHong Lee. (2025). Development of a Life-Cycle-Based Density Model for Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) Population. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 34(5), 273-284.
HyeMee Hwang, DongKun Le, DaSeul Kim, JiYoung Kim, InJae Hwang, EunSub Kim* and JaeHong Lee. 2025, "Development of a Life-Cycle-Based Density Model for Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) Population", Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, vol.34, no.5 pp.273-284.
HyeMee Hwang, DongKun Le, DaSeul Kim, JiYoung Kim, InJae Hwang, EunSub Kim*, JaeHong Lee "Development of a Life-Cycle-Based Density Model for Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) Population" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 34.5 pp.273-284 (2025) : 273.
HyeMee Hwang, DongKun Le, DaSeul Kim, JiYoung Kim, InJae Hwang, EunSub Kim*, JaeHong Lee. Development of a Life-Cycle-Based Density Model for Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) Population. 2025; 34(5), 273-284.
HyeMee Hwang, DongKun Le, DaSeul Kim, JiYoung Kim, InJae Hwang, EunSub Kim* and JaeHong Lee. "Development of a Life-Cycle-Based Density Model for Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) Population" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 34, no.5 (2025) : 273-284.
HyeMee Hwang; DongKun Le; DaSeul Kim; JiYoung Kim; InJae Hwang; EunSub Kim*; JaeHong Lee. Development of a Life-Cycle-Based Density Model for Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) Population. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 34(5), 273-284.
HyeMee Hwang; DongKun Le; DaSeul Kim; JiYoung Kim; InJae Hwang; EunSub Kim*; JaeHong Lee. Development of a Life-Cycle-Based Density Model for Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) Population. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment. 2025; 34(5) 273-284.
HyeMee Hwang, DongKun Le, DaSeul Kim, JiYoung Kim, InJae Hwang, EunSub Kim*, JaeHong Lee. Development of a Life-Cycle-Based Density Model for Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) Population. 2025; 34(5), 273-284.
HyeMee Hwang, DongKun Le, DaSeul Kim, JiYoung Kim, InJae Hwang, EunSub Kim* and JaeHong Lee. "Development of a Life-Cycle-Based Density Model for Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) Population" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 34, no.5 (2025) : 273-284.