Edge Effects In Sampling
Edge Effects in Sampling is a spatial sampling phenomenon characterized by the distortion or bias in sample representativeness that occurs specifically at the boundaries of a sampling domain due to the interaction between the sampling method and the edge geometry of the study area.
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Estimators of the number of objects per area unbiased by edge effects.
Gundersen Hj · PubMed · 1978 · 124 citations
Edge Effects in the Use of Area Polygons to Study Competition
N. C. Kenkel, J. A. Hoskins, W. D. Hoskins · Ecology · 1989 · 26 citations
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Yale University
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University of Alberta
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Dalhousie University
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US Forest Service
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