Name: Methods of formation of system of the automated land use planning
Creator: T V Papaskiri
Keywords: автоматизация землеустройства, 2. Zero hunger, S, экспертная система в землеустройстве, 11. Sustainability, земельный ресурс, система автоматизированного землеустроительного проектирования (САЗПР), Agriculture, 15. Life on land, информационное обеспечение землеустройства

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 15 Dec 2015Publisher:Peoples' Friendship University of RussiaJournal:RUDN Journal of Agronomy and Animal Industries (issn: 2312-797X, eissn: 2312-7988,

Authors: T V Papaskiri;

doi: 10.22363/2312-797x-2015-2-38-44

Methods of formation of system of the automated land use planning

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Abstract

The article discusses the concept of the automated land use planning (SASPR - Land CAD system). Methodical approaches, structure, and building SASPR and its infor-mational, organizational, and functional software. And formulate the General theoretical principles and methodological principles for the creation of SASPR. In SASPR must be made uniform system solutions, which fully uses the resources and potential sources of im-provement of quality control and improvement of the organization of agricultural production and labor.

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State University of Land Use Planning
Russian Federation

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автоматизация землеустройства, S, экспертная система в землеустройстве, земельный ресурс, система автоматизированного землеустроительного проектирования (САЗПР), Agriculture, информационное обеспечение землеустройства, землеустройство, геоинформационная система (ГИС)

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