"spatial landscape" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the physical arrangement of something, such as a landscape or a body of water. For example, "The rolling hills of the spatial landscape make for a romantic view."
This study provides a spatially explicit modelling approach to estimating aesthetic landscape values by relating spatial landscape patterns to human perceptions via a photo-based survey.
However, the spatial resolution of remote sensing data plays an important role in the analysis of spatial landscape patterns.
This network accounts for a spatial landscape or a social organization of interactions.
A novel approach is proposed to forecast the likelihood of climate-change across spatial landscape gradients.
It helps in noise reduction and also in prioritizing variables, responsible for the variation in spatial landscape processes (Morris et al. 2009).
The spatial landscape patterns of the three wetlands have become fragmented and notably heterogeneous as results of rapid economic development.
Mann has developed strategies to construct his intense spatial landscapes on the canvas.
The medieval Gothic style of illumination, in sinuous, linear patterns of flattened forms isolated against white or gilded grounds, had developed, by the end of the 15th century, into exquisitely detailed, jewel-like miniatures of shaded figures and spatial landscapes.
The approach has both spatial and non-spatial goals, namely, a spatial landscape-level goal to cluster ecologically valuable resources is considered simultaneously with timber production goals.
A spatial landscape-scale approach for analyzing denitrification processes and land use effects can therefore be considered important for an adequate assessment and management of NO3− losses and N2O emissions in riparian ecosystems.
Species richness is therefore increased and maintained through time, in the same way as canopy-gap mosaics increase and maintain species richness across spatial landscapes.
