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Changing patterns in the landscape
2016Abstract Relentless population growth worldwide has significantly modified savanna landscapes. ‘Changing patterns in the landscape’ considers how landscape changes differ in Latin America, Africa, and Australasia. The appearance of many savannas has been greatly affected by evolving land use.
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Landscape Ecology, 2005
Landscape pattern indices are common tools of landscape ecologists, affording comparisons of different study areas, or the same study area at different times. Since the advent of popular index-calculating software, more landscapes can be analyzed in short amounts of time, yet the behaviour of landscape pattern indices can vary for different contexts or
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Landscape pattern indices are common tools of landscape ecologists, affording comparisons of different study areas, or the same study area at different times. Since the advent of popular index-calculating software, more landscapes can be analyzed in short amounts of time, yet the behaviour of landscape pattern indices can vary for different contexts or
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Mapping The Abstractions Of Forest Landscape Patterns
Mapping Forest Landscape Patterns, 2017The evaluation of landscape patterns is necessary to explain the relationships between ecological processes and spatial patterns. For decades, landscape metrics have been used for measuring and abstracting landscape patterns. Since the emergence of FRAGTATS in 1993 the measures and methods incorporated in this software are very widely used and they ...
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Scaling patterns and processes across landscapes
1998In cartography scale represents the level of reduction of the real dimensions of the earth, and may be absolute or relative. In ecology scale is a fundamental concept, as organisms interact with the environment using an inherent perception of their surroundings (Powell 1989, Steele 1989). Most ecological phenomena show a scale dependence of measurement
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