This paper presents some of the results obtained during the two phases (II and III) of MEDALUS Project in Sardinia. The first part shows a synthetic analysis of the relationships between agropastoral activities and land degradation in Sardinia. In the analysis the chain of causes-effects is schematically presented accordingly to the DPSIR framework. In the second part, a methodology for land evaluation based on FAO (1976) approach and GIS techniques is presented and it aims to at model and prevent the impacts of agropastoral activities on land. The final part presents an example of application of the proposed methodology on a study area in central eastern Sardinia.
GIS techniques and Land Evaluation to prevent and mitigate the impacts of agropastoral activities in Mediterranean environments / Enne, G; Previtali, F; Zucca, Claudio. - (2000), pp. 93-110. (Intervento presentato al convegno XXXV International Symposium of the Società Italiana per il Progresso della Zootecnia tenutosi a Ragusa Ibla nel 25 May).
GIS techniques and Land Evaluation to prevent and mitigate the impacts of agropastoral activities in Mediterranean environments
ZUCCA, Claudio
2000-01-01
Abstract
This paper presents some of the results obtained during the two phases (II and III) of MEDALUS Project in Sardinia. The first part shows a synthetic analysis of the relationships between agropastoral activities and land degradation in Sardinia. In the analysis the chain of causes-effects is schematically presented accordingly to the DPSIR framework. In the second part, a methodology for land evaluation based on FAO (1976) approach and GIS techniques is presented and it aims to at model and prevent the impacts of agropastoral activities on land. The final part presents an example of application of the proposed methodology on a study area in central eastern Sardinia.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
