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=100   #$$a Sipes, James L.
=700   #$$a and Mark S. Lindhult
=245  1#$$a Digital Land : Integrating Technology into the Land Planning Process /$c James L. Sipes and Mark S. Lindhult
=260  ##$$a New Jersey :$b Warner Books,$c 2007
=300  ##$$a x, 230 p. : $b : illus. ; $c 24 cm
=500  ##$$a Indeks : p. 225 - 230
=504  ##$$a p. 219 - 224
=520  ##$$a The land planning is a complex activity. An array of powerful tools are now available for performing the multitude of tasks that face the planner, from evaluating design alternatives for a particular use to visualizing the impact of a development proposal. This book introduces land planning professionals and those lay people interested in land planning decisiones to the current technologies and how they can be applied in building a framework for planning design as well as representing concepts and final proposals. Professional planners and designers, interested citizens, decision makers, resource managers, earth scientists, and students will benefit from this guide to the new tools for land planning-tools that allow you to see things, incorporate data that was once inaccessible, make decisions based upon more than intuition, and explore the widest range of alternatives possible.
=650   4$$a Land use - Planning - Data processing
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