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-Load the model ''​calc_mean_patch_sizes_and_standard_deviations.ego''​ from ''​\Guidebook_Dinamica_5\Models\Landscaspe_metrics\calc_mean_patch_distances_and_standard_deviations''​+Load the model ''​calc_mean_patch_sizes_and_standard_deviations.ego''​ from ''​\Guidebook_Dinamica_5\Models\Landscaspe_metrics\calc_mean_patch_sizes_and_standard_deviations''​
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-Now, load the model ''​calc_mean_patch_edges_and_standard_deviations.ego''​ from ''​\Guidebook_Dinamica_5\Models\Landscaspe_metrics\calc_mean_patch_sizes_and_standard_deviations''​.+Now, load the model ''​calc_mean_patch_edges_and_standard_deviations.ego''​ from ''​\Guidebook_Dinamica_5\Models\Landscaspe_metrics\calc_mean_patch_edges_and_standard_deviations''​.
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 This model calculates the edge length of each patch of a landscape class and for each class the mean patch edge length and patch edge length standard deviation. ​ This model calculates the edge length of each patch of a landscape class and for each class the mean patch edge length and patch edge length standard deviation. ​
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-Recently, a new submodel was built to calculate various landscape metrics quickly and easily in Dinamica EGO. This model is called **Landscape Metrics** and you can find it at the following directory: ''​Guidebook_Dinamica_5\Models\Landscape_metrics''​+Recently, a new submodel was built to calculate various landscape metrics quickly and easily in Dinamica EGO. This model is called **Landscape_Metrics.egoml** and you can find it at the following directory: ''​Guidebook_Dinamica_5\Models\Landscape_metrics''​
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-To use this submodel, load and double click the submodel, and, in the new window, load the map you want to calculate the andscape ​metrics, and choose a destination and a name to save the results table: ​+To use this submodel, load and double click the submodel, and, in the new window, load the map you want to calculate the landscape ​metrics, and choose a destination and a name to save the results table: ​
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-Congratulations,​ you have successfully completed this lesson! Now let’s move to the **next lesson:​** ​[[lesson_17|LESSON 17Calculating accumulated cost surface and least-cost pathway]]+[[lesson_17|Next Lesson]] 
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