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620 (Download)Abstract: Various postulations on the relationship between urban morphology and air quality are qualitative. This fails to establish the strength of the contributions of each morphological parameter in the spatial distribution of the air quality. It is this gap in knowledge that this study sought to fill by modelling the correlation existing between the urban morphological... More
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330 (Download)Abstract: Agricultural land development is a pivotal strategy for addressing the global food security crisis. Barren grassland, especially those in mountainous regions, constitutes critical areas where cultivation can substantially enhance land resources. This study highlights the necessity for a precise correlation between land development initiatives and constraints in order to optimize efficiency and enhance the effectiveness of such... More
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587 (Download)Abstract: Land use transformations in Sonipat District, Haryana, driven by urbanization, industrialization, and land acquisitions, have posed significant ecological and socio-economic challenges, particularly concerning food security. This study investigates the interplay between these land use changes and their environmental implications at macro (district) and micro (village) levels, focusing on agricultural productivity and resource sustainability. The study... More
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151 (Download)Abstract: The detection of change using satellites has become a fundamental feature to track the land use and land cover (LULC) dynamics at local to global levels. Through this review, the synthesis of progress in the Earth observation data sources, preprocessing, methodological frameworks, and validation practices has been taken into consideration, upon which credible mapping of... More
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117 (Download)Abstract: This review synthesizes advances in simulating environmental stress effects and coordinating carbon storage optimization within mining-driven land use evolution, with a focus on the Shaanxi Northern Mining Area Basin. Intensive coal exploitation reshapes land use/land cover patterns through excavation, subsidence, waste dumping, and infrastructure expansion, while simultaneously intensifying coupled stresses such as soil degradation, vegetation... More
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551 (Download)Abstract: Sustainable land management is a pressing challenge in Morocco, where environmental pressures, rapid urbanization, and informal land practices undermine legal frameworks and planning efforts. Despite progress in service digitization, land governance remains weakened by inefficiency, overlapping claims, limited environmental oversight, and poor integration between cadastral data and ecological regulations. This paper examines the environmental and... More
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432 (Download)Abstract: Based on the Google Earth Engine cloud computing data platform, this study employed three algorithms including Support Vector Machine, Random Forest, and Classification and Regression Tree to classify the current status of land covers in Hung Yen province of Vietnam using Landsat 8 OLI satellite images, a free data source with reasonable spatial and temporal resolution. The results of the study show that all three... More
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193 (Download)Abstract: This study examines the influence of land suitability and investment in facilities on tourism potential, with a particular focus on the mediating role of community engagement. While previous research has explored the impact of environmental and infrastructural factors on tourism development, few studies have examined the interactive effects of community engagement in maximizing these benefits. This... More
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476 (Download)Abstract: Land utilization without considering suitability can lead to capital loss and environmental degradation. Effective land use planning is crucial for managing environmental resources. The present study in three counties of Fars Province in southern Iran confidently assessed the ecological capability for industrial, rural, and urban development. This study employed a rigorous methodology to examine six general... More
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477 (Download)Abstract: This study investigates the convergence hypothesis and stochastic dynamics of agricultural land use and ecological balance across 13 major agricultural countries from 1992 to 2022. The study's concentrated samples are Russia, the United States, the Netherlands, Brazil, Germany, China, France, Spain, Italy, Canada, Belgium, Indonesia, and India. The research uncovers notable variations in ecological balance... More
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505 (Download)Abstract: Despite prevailing interests, no rigorous research has been conducted to examine the role of nature in natural-hazard preparedness. This systematic review aimed to describe how nature can reduce the impacts of natural hazards during the preparedness stage. The study focuses on the land, water, and air systems and on three types of stakeholders: international organizations, developed... More
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338 (Download)Abstract: The paper is focused on the design of artificial sand beaches at sheltered and exposed sites. The methodology applied includes the study of the most essential design parameters and the application of numerical models to compute the beach erosion and maintenance. The computed erosion volume decreases for coarser sand (0.5 mm sand instead of 0.3... More
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434 (Download)Abstract: The simultaneous increase in development in Pesawaran Regency is closely correlated with the intense competition for land use. However, low policy implementation effectiveness has led to construction beyond designated spatial plan. The study used a quantitative survey using Landsat images in 2016, 2019, and 2022. The data analysis techniques used geographic information systems integrated with Artificial Neural... More
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326 (Download)Abstract: Addressing these water management challenges requires a comprehensive and integrated approach. Floods and other water-related challenges in urban areas can have an impact on land values. However, the lack of studies has developed a comprehensive index methodology related to examining floods and land value relationships for urban areas. Therefore, the main purpose of this study is... More
, Zuzana Pucherová
, Regína Mišovičová
, Gabriel Bugár
, Juraj Hreško
, Katarína Vitálišová
, Andrej Sedlák
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526 (Download)Abstract: The Goral municipality of Ždiar (a Conservation Reserve of Folk Architecture since 1977) is one of the most attractive areas in Slovakia under the growing influence of the developing tourism. Since 1949 it has been part of the protection zone of the Tatra National Park and since 1993 it has been part of the transition... More
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192 (Download)Abstract: The agricultural sector plays a significant role in greenhouse gas emissions, particularly in developing countries within the ASEAN region. Despite ASEAN’s status as a group of emerging economies, environmental pressures continue to increase alongside economic and demographic growth. This study aims to examine the determinants of greenhouse gas emissions in six ASEAN countries—Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand,... More
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417 (Download)Abstract: This study investigates carbon dioxide (CO₂) sequestration and biomass distribution across various plant components and land use types in Ban Krang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Phitsanulok Province, with the goal of enhancing carbon management strategies. Field surveys were conducted using 14 plots of 40x40 meters to quantify biomass and estimate CO₂ sequestration across different vegetation types.... More
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421 (Download)Abstract: Land cover changes significantly affect mangrove forests, driven by both anthropogenic activities and natural processes. The Banlaem mangrove in Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand, supports numerous mangrove plantation projects but lacks comprehensive assessments and monitoring related to land cover changes. This study aimed to (1) investigate land cover changes in the Banlaem mangrove from 1995 to... More
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436 (Download)Abstract: Integrated land and resource planning is critical for achieving global sustainability goals, yet a persistent chasm separates policy ambition from on-the-ground outcomes. The review article undertakes a comparative evaluation across the world to diagnose the systemic gaps of the policy that is leading to this implementation failure. We come up with a general typology of... More
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746 (Download)Abstract: Land use change ranks as the second most significant human-made factor affecting climate, following greenhouse gas emissions. Patna is rapidly expanding cities in Bihar state. Urbanization caused substantial alterations in land use patterns in Patna, driven by its rapid urban growth and increasing population. Urbanization and population growth caused a rapid increase in built structures... More
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473 (Download)Abstract: Global livestock production is a major driver of climate change. Lumping beef and pork together as red meat masks important differences in their carbon footprints, land uses, and social status. These two red meat choices in Canada were compared by using a meta-model of the Unified Livestock Industry and Crop Emissions Estimation System (ULICEES). ULICEES calculated fossil... More


