The goal of this study is to classify the coconut fields, observed on remote sensing images, according to their spatial distribution. For that purpose, we use a technique of point pattern analysis to characterize spatially a set of points. These points are obtained after a coconut trees segmentation process on Ikonos images. Coconuts' fields not following a Poisson Point Process are identified as maintained, otherwise other fields are characterized as wild. A spatial analysis is then used to establish locally the Poisson intensity and therefore to characterize the degree of wildness.