Spatially correlated Poisson sampling

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Measuring the spatial balance of a sample: A new measure based on the Moran's I index (2017, background): “…units that are well spread in space, or say the spatially balanced samples, tend to provide relatively more efficient estimates of the population Preprint submitted to arXiv.org April 30, 2018 mean or total (see, among others, Grafström et al., 2012; Grafström, 2012; Grafström and Tillé, 2013).”
Why Well Spread Probability Samples Are Balanced (2013, methodology): “Another method, spatially correlated Poisson sampling (SCPS) was first described in [6] and it is a special case of the method introduced in [7].”
Doubly balanced spatial sampling with spreading and restitution of auxiliary totals (2013, background): “Grafström (2012) and Grafström et al. (2012) introduced new sampling methods that enable to select unequal probability samples that are well spread over the population.”