Patch Boundary Characterization is a methodological construct in patch structure analysis that identifies and delineates the spatial and topological extents of ecological or functional patches by specifying the criteria and rules governing their perimeter formation and adjacency relationships.
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The Spatial Pattern of Two-Phase Patchworks of Vegetation
E. C. Pielou · Biometrics · 1964 · 62 citations
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Colorado State University
Fort Collins, United States
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Ministry of Ecology and Environment
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Satellite Application Center for Ecology and Environment
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Toronto Zoo
Toronto, Canada
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