List of Tables
| Table 1:
The four main landscape types observed on continental areas (rows) are presented in regard to the dominant properties of their respective models (columns). The table lists occurrences that are frequent or scarce, focusing on: the presence of neutral models for each landscape type, the usual space representation, multilevel or multiscale models, the vein networks taken into account in respective models. We highlight in italics scarce intersections that are likely to be fruitful for landscape modelling and thus for landscape understanding. |
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