A new fractal index to classify forest fragmentation and disorder
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Erica A. Newman | R. Fensholt | H. Ahammer | Ion Andronache | D. Peptenatu | A. Simion | D. Diaconu | A. Di Ieva | Marian Marin | A. Gruia | Alexandra Grecu | C. Drăghici | C. Olteanu | I. Nedelcu | Marko Radulovic | J. Costanza | Herbert F. Jelinek | Kohei Koyama
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