K. Guizien

Artificial reefs geographical location matters more than shape, age and depth for sessile invertebrate colonization in the Gulf of Lion (NorthWestern Mediterranean Sea)

This study shows that the geographical location of artificial reefs is more important than their shape, age, or depth for long-term colonization by sessile invertebrates in the Gulf of Lion.

Connectivity networks and delineation of distinct coastal provinces along the Indian coastline using large-scale Lagrangian transport simulations

The paper uses Lagrangian transport simulations to analyze ocean connectivity along the Indian coastline, identifying four distinct provinces and their functional roles in marine conservation.

Ecological networks: Pursuing the shortest path, however narrow and crooked

The paper analyzes ecological network studies using shortest paths, identifying methodological issues in edge weight handling and proposing a checklist for better practices.

On the Calculation of Betweenness Centrality in Marine Connectivity Studies Using Transfer Probabilities

The paper addresses inconsistencies in calculating betweenness centrality using transfer probabilities in marine connectivity studies and proposes a new node-to-node distance metric.