Mean Patch Fractal Dimension is a landscape metric that quantifies the average complexity of patch shapes within a fragmented landscape by measuring the deviation of their perimeters from geometric regularity, typically using a fractal dimension index calculated across all patches and averaged to represent the overall spatial configuration of fragmentation.
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Fractal dimensions of landscapes and other environmental data
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