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Displaying 351 - 355 of 783Methodical approaches to the production of technical documentation on land management regarding the establishment of the boundaries of a portion of the land subject to the right of sublease, servitude
Done scientific justification and
proposed methodological approaches to the
production of technical documentation on
land management on establishing the
boundaries of the land covered by the right
to sublease, easement. The purpose of
making this type of documentation is
setting limits and making the State Land
Cadastre of information on land covered by
the right to sublease, easement
Comparative analysis of the system of management of agricultural land of state property in EU countries
Analyzed еuropean experience on man‐
agement of state‐owned agricultural land.
Proposed author's conception of the special‐
ized agency for management of state‐owned
agricultural land
Conceptual approach and ecological and economic principles of agricultural land use of land reclamation lands
The analysis of existent conceptual approach‐
es is conducted, the set forth ecological and eco‐
nomic principles of rational agricultural land‐
tenure are reasonable on the reclamated earth,
theoretical approach is worked out in relation to
providing of firmness and balanced of agricultural
land‐tenure on the reclamated earth.
Conceptual bases of land managment planning for urban land use in conditions of decentralization
The place and role of the plans of the land-economic system as a tool of land managment planning of urban land use development in the conditions of decentralization of power in replacement of general plans as not a market type of documentation is substantiated
Methodology for estimating implied energy consumption in the urban growth of diffuse cities
The urbanization trend in Latin American cities is currently one of the highest in the world. It determines that the increase in urban area is greater than the rate of population growth. In turn, cities use 75% of the energy consumed on the planet. For this reason, they are responsible in equal proportion for the production of greenhouse gases. In response, urban planning should incorporate design strategies to reduce said consumption. As an alternative to this trend, the objective of this investigation is to assess the impact of the different models of urban growth for the same city.