Sentence examples for land use zone from inspiring English sources

Each land use zone is given a score that reflects the degree to which it is connected to every other land use zone in the master plan.

Results from assessment of catchment condition for the intensive land use zone of Australia are used to illustrate issues surrounding incorporation of new methods and spatially explicit operations into the simple ASSESS AHP MCDA process.

Trends in fire patterns under alternative land use practices were compared across a 250,000 ha savanna in southern Africa partitioned into three land use zones.

We tested for significant differences in these metrics between the three land use zones and between two periods, 1972 1992 and 1993 2001.

Quantitative information on values, and spatial distribution of values on different land use zones form a potential knowledge base for better informed policy decision making.

The village is a traditional social ecological system defined by the traditional land use of pre-industrial cultural landscapes, and a spatial structure with land use zones satisfying different needs.

"The condition of much native vegetation is deteriorating, particularly that remaining as fragmented remnants in intensive and settled land use zones, and that subjected to persistent pressures such as inappropriate grazing or fire regimes," the report to the federal government said.

Figure 2 Land use zones for a pastoralist village in Loliondo, northern Tanzania.

They can also import and export maps and apply arithmetic operations to the counts and areas of buildings and land use zones [18].

Dafinger and Pelican (2006) argued that the creation of land use zones reduced daily negotiations between herders and farmers and their ability to resolve them without involvement of the authorities.

An overall rainfall gradient from the dry southeast in Tanzania (500 mm/year) to the wet northwest in Kenya (1,200 mm/year), combined with the Rift Valley topography and the influence of Lake Victoria, generate a diversity of local climates, with comparable growing conditions and vegetation types repeated across different land use zones and on both sides of the border.