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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Land use suitability"”.
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A Geological Model for Land-Use Suitability Evaluation
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The development and use of a land–use suitability model in spatial planning in South Africa
… systems to aid them in the development of land-use management policies and spatial development plans. It is crucial that these support systems be comprehensive, to encourage sustainable development in a proactive manner. One way to assist planners and governments in this crucial task, is by …
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Assessment of Land Use Suitability Based on Water Erosion Susceptibility in Medium-Sized Urban Areas of the Metropolitan Region of Santiago, Central Chile
… processes that determine the distribution of land use in the territory. Given Chile's variety of landscapes, water erosion, and mass movement, and rapid expansion of its medium-sized cities, straightforward techniques for assessment of land use suitability are essential. Through evaluation of …
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Integrating Ontology-Based Information Extraction Systems and Spatial Modeling for Land Use Analysis and Simulation
… a priori. In the context of IE, the ontology is used to structure and represent the domain knowledge. The IE system extracts information with respect to the domain ontology and then populates the ontology with the extracted information. This process is referred to as Ontology-Based Information …
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The eastern crescent and beyond : the current state of and potential for local food production and multifunctional agriculture in the Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown peri-urban fringe
By 2050, urban areas will house 68% of the total global population (United Nations, 2018). As these areas expand, agricultural lands are lost to development. In the United States, the bulk of this agricultural land is located in the peri-urban fringe – a distinct area that exists between urban and …