What does corridor mean?

Corridor refers to a long and narrow strip different from the matrix on both sides. Corridor is a linear long and narrow landscape unit different from the substrates on both sides, which has the dual functions of channel and barrier. All landscapes will be divided by corridors and connected by corridors at the same time, and their structural characteristics have a strong impact on the ecological process of a landscape.

definition

a corridor refers to a narrow strip different from the matrix on both sides. From the perspective of tourism, there are three types of natural elements, such as forest belts, traffic lines and banded trees, grasslands and rivers on both sides between tourist functional areas: interval corridors refer to various modes of transportation, routes and passages between tourist destinations and tourist sources and surrounding areas; Corridor in the area refers to the channel system inside the tourist destination; The corridor in the patch refers to the connecting line between patches, such as the visiting route of scenic spots.

Corridor is a long and narrow landscape unit which is linear and different from the substrates on both sides, and has the dual functions of channel and barrier. All landscapes will be divided by corridors and connected by corridors at the same time, and their structural characteristics have a strong impact on the ecological process of a landscape.

in the raster returned by the corridor analysis tool, the sum of the cost distances (cumulative cost) of the two input cumulative cost rasters is calculated for each cell position. For each pixel location, the sum of the two raster costs is used to identify the least cost path from one source to another and through the pixel location.