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Displaying 136 - 140 of 783Modeling metro users' travel behavior in Tehran: Frequency of Use
Transit-oriented development (TOD), as a sustainable supporting strategy, emphasizes the improvement of public transportation coverage and quality, land use density and diversity of around public transportation stations and priority of walking and cycling at station areas. Traffic, environmental and economic problems arising from high growth of personal car, inappropriate distribution of land use, and car-orientation of metropolitan area, necessitate adoption of TOD. In recent years, more researches on urban development and transportation have focused on this strategy.
CURRENT STATUS AND TRENDS OF GREEN ZONES USE IN KIEV
The current state of Kyiv city green areas was analyzed in planning, land management,
legal and environmental aspects. This article provides comparison per capita green
space provision between Kyiv and European cities.
INTERACTIVE LEARNING: ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
In the article the use of interactive technologies in the educational process of the university,
allowing students to develop innovative thinking, away from stereotypes, develop
imagination, communication skills and expertise, intellectual, emotional, motivational and
other areas of personality. Implementing the principles of technological learning, interactive
educational technology and provides interactive computer learning tools, and interactivity
of educational process when the basic conceptual provisions defined training based on
PRIORITY DIRECTIONS OF PROVISION OF STABLE LAND USE
The conditions of stable land use are highlighted in this article. The question
of the territory of agricultural enterprises is considered as well. The characteristic
of the type of land use is given here. The recommendations are shown on the formation
of ecologically safe types of land use. In the terms of new land relations is important to
resolve the issue of land use regulation to with stand landscapes against adverse natural
and anthropogenic influences. The main instrument of the state, which aims
THE CONCEPT AND CONTENT OF THE TERMS “LAND USE PLANNING” AND “LAND USE MANAGEMENT” IN UKRAINE
Proved that the concept and nature of the terms «land use management» and «land use
planning» in Ukraine are not identical. Determined that land use management is the next
phase of land use planning, it is a kind of its functional superstructure.