GIS for environmental management

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Haines-Young, R

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Language: English Series: Mapping Awareness ; 4(9) November 1990, 51-54(4)Publication details: 1990Subject(s):

Summary: Examines how Geographic Information Systems can be of value in identifying where forestry might be acceptable in a lowland area, in this case, Buckinghamshire, before looking at the benefits of GIS in assessing environmental impact of large scale planting in the Flow Country in Scotland .

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Examines how Geographic Information Systems can be of value in identifying where forestry might be acceptable in a lowland area, in this case, Buckinghamshire, before looking at the benefits of GIS in assessing environmental impact of large scale planting in the Flow Country in Scotland .

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