"== EcoSim  original research & lack of notability == 
 At the moment the ""sources"" are  
 :#Gras, Robin; Devaurs D., Wozniak A., Aspinall A. (2009). ""An individual-based evolving predator-prey ecosystem simulation using a Fuzzy Cognitive Map model of behavior"". Artificial Life 15 (4): 423-463. DOI:10.1162/artl.2009.Gras.012. 
 :#Nathalie, Osbore (November 2, 2011). ""Nature by numbers: Simulated ecosystems provide answers to biological questions"". International Science Grid this Week. 
 :#Mallet, J. (1995). ""A species definition for the modern synthesis"". Trends in ecology and evolution 10: 294-299. 
 :#Scott, Ryan; Gras R. (2012). ""Comparing Distance-Based Phylogenetic Tree Construction Methods Using An Individual-Based Ecosystem Simulation, EcoSim"". he Thirteenth International Conference on the Synthesis and Simulation of Living Systems (Artificial Life 13): 105-110. 
 :#Stephen, Fields (August 2, 2011). ""New resources speed up ecosystem evolution simulations for computer scientist"". 
 :#Devaurs, D.; Gras R. (2010). ""Species abundance patterns in an ecosystem simulation studied through Fisher’s logseries"". Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory 18: 100-123. 
 :#Golestani, A.; Gras R. (2010). ""Regularity analysis of an individual-based ecosystem simulation"". Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science 20: 043120. 
 :#Mashayekhi, M.; Gras R. (2012). ""Investigating the Effect of Spatial Distribution and Spatiotemporal Information on Speciation using Individual-Based Ecosystem Simulation"". Journal of Computing 2: 98-103. 
 :#Golestani, A.; Gras R., Cristescu M. (August 2012). ""Speciation with gene flow in a heterogeneous virtual world: can physical obstacles accelerate speciation?"". Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 279 (1740): 3055-3064. 
 Sources #1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 aren't independant as they're all written or co-written by Robin Gras. Source #3 dates back to 1995 and can't therefore be used as EcoSim didn't exist at that time. Source #5 comes from Gras' own university and praises Gras' works but isn't centered on EcoSim itself. Source  2 only rephrases what's already said on Gras' & EcoSim's personal page and doesn't analyses anything. I'd therefore say that   1°  notability is still to be proven ; 2° there's no sufficient material to write a neutral article. At the moment, it appears to be an  original research.  
 It seems like it's a bit to soon for an article on EcoSim on Wikipedia.   "