Dynamics of Forest Fragmentation and Connectivity Using Particle and Fractal Analysis
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Abstract
The ever decreasing area of forests has lead to environmental and economical challenges and has brought with it a renewed interest in developing methodologies that quantify the extent of deforestation and reforestation. In this study we analyzed the deforested areas of the Apuseni Mountains, which h …
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| Authors | Andronache I;Marin M;Fischer R;Ahammer H;Radulovic M;Ciobotaru AM;Jelinek HF;Di Ieva A;Pintilii RD;Drăghici CC;Herman GV;Nicula AS;Simion AG;Loghin IV;Diaconu DC;Peptenatu D;; |
| Journal | Scientific reports |
| Year | 2019 |
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