Concept: Regular Spacing in the eagle vocabulary

Concept URI	https://dd.eionet.europa.eu/vocabulary/landcover/eagle/LCH-regular-spacing
Preferred label	Regular Spacing
Definition	The spatial pattern “regular spacing” describes the spatial arrangement of all kinds of landscape objects in a regular form, where the space between the objects follow an evenly distributed pattern. This can apply for artificial objects (e.g. houses in built-up areas, wind turbines, solar panels etc.) or woody crop plantations (e.g. olive or fruit trees, Christmas trees, vineyards), and others.
Notation	LCH-regular-spacing
Status	Valid
Status Modified	2023-11-29
Accepted Date	2023-11-29
Not Accepted Date
isParameter	false
isHeader	false
code	LCH-8_1_5
parent	LCH-spatial-distribution-pattern (Spatial Distribution Pattern) in landcover/eagle
LC/LU Relevance	Gen
Thematic Domain Context	AGRI, FRST, URBN