The index was calculated based on ownership of selected household assets, size of agricultural land, quantity of livestock and materials used for housing construction.
Wealth index was computed as a composite indicator of living standard based on 18 variables related to ownership of selected household assets, size of agricultural land, quantity of livestock and materials used for housing construction.
First, for urban land use quantity, increasing the warehousing and traffic land areas could significantly affect the metabolism amount; meanwhile, the cultivated land and urban green land had crucial roles in controlling metabolism amount.
The wealth index was computed from ownership of the following household assets: radio, television, electricity, refrigerator, toilet, farm land, and quantity of animals such as cattle, sheep, and goats.
In the present study a hybrid approach of RST and FRBIS is proposed based on local characteristics (variables and indicators related to groundwater and land quality and quantity) towards land degradation susceptibility mapping in the Khanmirza agricultural plain.
The farm location land use relationship as well as land use quantities and other spatial metrics are found to be sensitive to the format, source and resolution of the spatial data for the study area.
With the continent's biggest population of over 150 million, almost a million square kilometres of mostly arable land, vast quantities of mineral resources - most of which remain untapped - and the can-do spirit of its people, it is difficult to see why not.
In addition of water quantity, land-structure characteristics (e.g., land slope, wheat crop) and neighborhood characteristics (e.g., distance from a paved road) had a significant effect on farmland prices.
A Portuguese woman in her 40s was arrested on suspicion of drugs offences after the flight landed when a quantity of amphetamines was discovered.
In traditional agriculture, where methods of production have changed little over a long period of time, production is largely determined by the quality and quantity of land available and the number of people working on the land.
The impact of three management treatments (project-, farm-managed and organic farming) alongside habitat type, quantity of uncropped land removed from production and spatial configuration (strips or blocks) on wild bees, butterflies and hoverflies were investigated.
