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Displaying 731 - 735 of 783L’impiego degli automi cellulari per la costruzione di scenari di cambiamento dell’uso del suolo
The paper moves from the necessity of understanding the implications of landscape changes, as it is a very important issue for the sustainable planning of rural areas.
Santiago de Chile: antecedentes demográficos, expansión urbana y conflictos./ Santiago de Chile: demographic background for the urban sprawl and its conflicts.
Cuando la expansión de Santiago se efectuó sobre los sectores rurales circundantes y también, en los últimos decenios, en polígonos altos en busca de mejores condiciones ambientales y de calidad de vida, también impensadamente, se efectuó hacia áreas de mayor riesgo. La ciudad ha cuadruplicado su superficie en los últimos 50 años y se acerca al límite de su capacidad de carga, presionado por la ocupación de áreas morfodinámicamente inestables.
The Environmental Effects of Global Changes on Northeast Central Europe in the Case of Non-Modified Agricultural Management
Climate impact scenarios for agriculture usually consider yield development, landscape water balance, nutrient dynamics or the endangerment of habitats separately. Scenario results are further limited by roughly discriminated land use types at low spatial resolution or they are restricted to single sites and isolated crops. Here, we exemplify a well data based comprehensive sensitivity analysis of a drought endangered agrarian region in Northeast Germany using a 2050 climate scenario.
I corsi di Economia rurale ed Estimo tenuti nell’Istituto Tecnico Superiore di Milano e l’opera di Arrigo Serpieri nel decennio 1903-1913
In the ten years 1903-1913 Arrigo Serpieri delivered the lessons of rural economy and evaluation in the Technical Superior Institute of Milano, following his teacher Vittorio Niccoli.
La segmentación socioeconómica del espacio: la comunidad ecológica y la toma de Peñalolén
Durante el año 2003 en la comuna de Peñalolén se produjo un conflicto urbano entre los integrantes de una comunidad ecológica y los habitantes de una toma¹ de terreno. Esta situación reactivó la discusión acerca de la segregación urbana y la voluntad de integración en la ciudad de sectores social y culturalmente diversos.