The phrase "analysing landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to studying or examining geographical features, environmental aspects, or visual elements of a scene.
Example: "The researchers are analysing landscape changes over the past decade to understand the impact of climate change."
Alternatives: "examining terrain" or "studying scenery".
Graph-based modelling has recently been shown to be a powerful way of representing and analysing landscape networks.
Analysing landscape units and their characteristics is essential for understanding the interaction between landscape assessment and land use policy.
In this project our objective was to capitalise on the increasing mobility, sophistication and cheapness of eye-tracking technology to examine its utility in analysing landscape preference.
Nevertheless, the different and methodically new way that we analysed landscape changes forms the basis for analysing landscape functional changes in the future.
We present a set of models for simulating vegetation dynamics in disturbance-prone ecosystems with different complexity levels, integrated in a modelling environment for generating landscapes and analysing landscape patterns and simulation results (Lass).
After analysing landscape legislation and assessing its relationship with urban planning functions, following an approach based on concept of nomotropism the article highlights, for Italy as a whole, that national landscape legislation while seeking to protect and safeguard coastal areas paved the way for increased urbanization and development.
The practice of analysing landscapes is an ongoing culture of reinterpreting the land as landscape in response to society's development and technical progress.
The paper analyses landscape diversity loss at landscape and patch levels, and describes the roles of woodland patches and field margins in an agricultural landscape.
To evaluate this we analysed landscape data in 136 different 1 km × 1 km study sites and within a buffer zone of 2 km around each site (i.e. approximately 5 km × 5 km).
In future analyses landscape features should be taken into account to make a more informative analysis possible.
Two case studies of cultural landscapes in Southern Germany were conducted to develop appropriate techniques for quantifying and analysing the landscape change since 1850.
