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Displaying 271 - 275 of 783INSTITUTIONAL PROVISION OF DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTAL LAND USE IN CONDITIONS OF NEW LAND RELATIONS
Some aspects of improving the institutional environment of nature-protect land use in conditions of the new land relations in case
of the law were proposed.
METHODOLOGICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL BASES ESTIMATES OF NATURAL AND RECREATIONAL LAND AND OTHER POTENTIAL NATURAL RESOURCES
Methodological and methodical approaches of ecological and economic evaluation of natural and recreational potential of
land and other natural resources, based on multifunctionality of land use were proposed.
ECOLOGY- ECONOMIC STATUS AGRICULTURAL LAND USE OF KYIV REGION
This paper investigates the ecological and economic condition of agricultural land use of the Kiev region. Revealed trendsin the ecological state lands. The ways to improve the ecological and
economic situation ofthe region
Improvement of anti-erosion stability of soils of light granulometric composition in Polesye agrolandscapes
The dependence of the fundamental physical characteristics, that determine stability of light‐textured sod‐podzolic soils to water
erosion, on the humus content and saturation of absorbing complex with calcium is shown. Algorithm of the rise of anti‐erosion stability
of soil covering as base of balanced function of the modern agrolandscapes is proved.
USE OF GIS IN RESEARCH ANTROPOGENIC TRANSFORMATIONS BASINS OF SMALL RIVERS (FOR EXAMPLE RIVER KOROPETS)
The article discusses the possibility of using geoinformation technologies to estimate transformational changes in basin systems of small rivers in the example left Podilla tributary of Dniester, River Koropets. The technique of the automated calculation of anthropogenic pressure degree on sub‐basins.