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weightedVoronoi: weighted Euclidean and geodesic tessellations for ecological and social spatial allocation

2026-02-06

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Spatial tessellations such as Voronoi diagrams are widely used to represent zones of influence around point locations, yet standard implementations assume equal weights and unconstrained Euclidean space. These assumptions are often violated in ecological and social--ecological systems, where locations differ in importance and spatial influence is limited by complex boundaries or internal barriers. We present a fle...

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0245297b-5e47-5ee4-bcf6-61f6a42b9e09
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10.22541/au.177039203.35340423/v1
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