Spatial Entropy and Landscape Analysis

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Focusing on the groundbreaking concept of spatial entropy, this book integrates it with landscape analysis and geo-information, offering essential tools for researchers studying both natural and artificial landscapes. It delves into the dynamics of spatial entropy, self-organization, and emergence, providing alternative mathematical methods, including Shannon's formula and techniques from thermodynamics and network theory. This work serves as a vital resource for geographers and landscape scientists, enhancing their understanding of landscape diversity and complexity.