Answer and Explanation:
A spatial pattern is a perceptual structure, or arrangement of objects on Earth, and it also includes the space in between those objects. Patterns can be recognized because of their arrangement. It could be in a line or by gathering points.
There are three types of settlement patterns
1- dispersed
2- linear
3- or nucleated
Patterns are made up of individual buildings that are scattered over a wide area. These buildings might be separated by large open spaces, farmlands, forests, or grasslands.
Authors demonstrated that the spatial pattern of forest or non-forest interfaces allows identification of regions, which is being affected by different deforestation processes. And it is controlled by different driving forces.
The spatial patterns of fires are good indicators of human activities which are well detected from space. In tropical forests, regions of fire concentration indicate frontier areas. Its variations in the spatial organization of fires are strongly associated with political boundaries and farming practices.
