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ПОДХОДЫ К РАЗРАБОТКЕ СХЕМ ЗЕМЛЕУСТРОЙСТВА АДМИНИСТРАТИВНОГО РАЙОНА В УКРАИНЕ

APPROACHES IN DEVELOPMENT LAND MANAGEMENT SCHEMES OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT IN UKRAINE
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 18 Apr 2016 Russian Publisher:Международный научно-исследовательский журнал

doi: 10.18454/irj.2016.46.051

ПОДХОДЫ К РАЗРАБОТКЕ СХЕМ ЗЕМЛЕУСТРОЙСТВА АДМИНИСТРАТИВНОГО РАЙОНА В УКРАИНЕ

Abstract

В статье рассмотрены три вида подходов к разработке схем землеустройства административного района Украины: эколого-ландшафтный, эколого-экономический и интегральный. Доказывается, что для условий Украины наиболее целесообразно подходить к разработке схем землеустройства с точки зрения интегрального подхода.

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интегральный подход, land management scheme, an integral approach, a steady agrolandscape, схема землеустройства, agro-industrial groups of soils, устойчивый агроландшафт, агропромышленные группы почв

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