Patch Contagion is a spatial metric that quantifies the degree to which adjacent patches of the same type exhibit aggregated patterns in a landscape, distinguished from other contagion measures by its explicit focus on patch-level configurational arrangement rather than class-level abundance or overall landscape heterogeneity.
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A note on contagion indices for landscape analysis
Kurt H. Riitters, Robert V. O’Neill, James Wickham et al. · Landscape Ecology · 1996 · 156 citations
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