geoinformation analysis and assessment of potential resistance of landscape vegetationof the leningrad region to aerial contamination
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Abstract
The paper presents results of research on integrated assessment of the potential resistance of vegetation to air pollution. The theoretical basis for the integrated assessment is a promising methodology for analysis and synthesis of parameters at information deficiency (ASPID) proposed by the authors. On the basis of GIS-technology with use of integrated estimates the model of the map of estimated zoning of the territory of the Lenin-grad region is developed.
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| Authors | ;A. N. Ogurtsov;V. V. Dmitriev |
| Journal | Frontiers in genetics |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.24057/2414-9179-2015-1-21-376-381
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