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Bibliothèque Land use change and agriculture role in managing green spaces: a methodology for land use change analyses

Land use change and agriculture role in managing green spaces: a methodology for land use change analyses

Land use change and agriculture role in managing green spaces: a methodology for land use change analyses

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Date of publication
Janvier 2016
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ISBN / Resource ID
DOAJ:a608fae4e8fc46aeae5e4f801129fcc3
Pages
8
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Land consumption is currently one of the major problems affecting green spaces, natural or agricultural. This issue is very important both for agricultural system functionality and, consequently, for its permanence. This paper proposes an analyzing tool of land use changes to support planning policies, in order to highlight the major determinants of land use that affect the permanence of agricultural activity. The case studies are Lodi, Milan and Monza Brianza Provinces, in Lombardy Region. One of the most important results are that exogenous variables, like population density or real estate value of residential buildings, are the most influencing agricultural land loss.

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Author(s), editor(s), contributor(s)

Chiara Mazzocchi
Guido Sali
Stefano Corsi
Fabio Villa