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Displaying 276 - 280 of 783USE 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.
Sustainable (balanced) land use as a factor in increasing the economic efficiency of agricultural land use
Proved that sustainable (balanced) land as a factor of increasing the economic efficiency of agricultural land should be done in two ways:
spatial planning and land management in the component. Directions improving the institutional environment transformation of modern
sustainable (balanced)land.
The Landscape of the Dehesa in the Sierra Morena of Jaén (Spain) – the Transition from Traditional to New Land Uses
This paper tracks the evolution of the area covered by the dehesa in Sierra Morena from the mid 20th
century to the present day, in an attempt to identify those areas in which traditional land uses still hold
sway and others in which new land uses are appearing in relation to emerging business activities. These
new uses have brought about an important transformation in the landscape of the dehesa, which in some
areas is being replaced by other more profitable forms of land use, in particular with olive groves. In
EFFICIENCY OF USE AGRICULTURAL LAND ON THE BASIS FORMATION OF THE EROSION MODEL REGIONAL LEVEL
A general characteristic degradation
processes at regional level. The dependence
between the coefficients of the properties of
agricultural land and soil conservation index value.
Calculated losses of major crops due to the use of
arable land, which belong to the degraded and
unproductive. The measures to restore the
effectiveness ofthe use ofthese lands.
State standards, norms and rules as a mechanism of formation of the institutional environment of territorial planning of land use
The article states, that coordinated system of national standards, rules and regulations is an important mechanism for regional land use planning for sustainable land use and for the ways of its improvement. Research provides an idea, that norms should
be focused in a single system of legal acts both in land management and in the field of land protection (SSLA).