Žemės ūkio paskirties žemės rinkos raida

Aleknavičius, Marius; Aleknavičius, Pranas

doi:10.6001/zemesukiomokslai.v21i1.2853

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“…There were approx 537 thousand ha of unused land in the territory of Lithuania according to the data of 2013 (Aleknavičius, P., Aleknavičius, M. 2014). This has happened because of various social, natural and economic reasons.…”

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Drawing Up Maps of Infertile Soil Plots Using Geographic Information Systems

Gaudėšius

2016

Geodesy and Cartography

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There are quite a lot of unused plots of lands that are suitable for agriculture or other business in the territory of Lithuania. This has happened because of various social, natural and economic reasons. Scientists emphasize that all intensity of agricultural production is determined by different conditions of development of agricultural activities. Productivity of soil is highly significant in this case. Big farmers control vast territories in which natural conditions are different. Some farmers engage in one type of activities in their farms, whereas others develop different business. Using the territory used for agriculture to engage in different activities is more efficient economically because different crops need different conditions to grow; therefore, it is possible to obtain higher economic efficiency taking into account the characteristics of soil. Taking into account the relevance of such a map in practice, it was decided to try to draw it up using geographic information systems. The biggest problem while performing this task is the fact that initial information is saved in different formats. The article also describes the capacities of software. It is noteworthy that the situation is analyzed in respect of drawing up a map of individual holdings not a mass map of unproductive land. The article is more of practical nature; therefore, the results reflect program capacities and theoretical ideas more that could be useful in business and expand the capabilities of land management officers‘ activities.

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Drawing Up Maps of Infertile Soil Plots Using Geographic Information Systems

Gaudėšius

2016

Geodesy and Cartography

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“…According to the data of 2013 there were approximately 537 thousand ha of such areas (Aleknavičius et al, 2014). This area is not sufficiently accurate, since the data are taken from different sources that have been drawn up by applying different methodologies.…”

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Impact of Abandoned Land on Environmental Protection, Landscape and Economic Benefit in Lithuania

Maliene

Gaudėšius

Gurskienė

2017

Proccedings of 10th International Conference "Environmental Engineering"

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Abstract. Human economic activity is defined as an anthropogenic process that has a negative impact on natural environment. The urbanisation and agricultural development influence the environment mostly. In order to receive economic benefit to the above-mentioned activities, the landscape is changed, the soil is affected and pollutants are released into the environment. In the light of the fact that the identified processes and problems caused by them are global, the variety of international directives are designed to minimise the impact of anthropogenic activities on the environment.The territory of the Republic of Lithuania has a considerable amount of areas, where the economic activity is suspended, i.e. the land is abandoned. This is due to a variety of social, natural and economic reasons. This process can be perceived as opposite to the anthropogenic activity, however it is important to examine how it affects the environment, landscape or economic needs. These processes are relevant on the local and international level, therefore, the scientific results of this article may be useful for the professionals in various areas and further research.The research investigates the territory of abandoned agricultural land, which is to be urbanised in the future. Land cadastre data, spatial planning documents are analysed, a questionnaire-based survey is conducted, and the actual inspection in the area is carried out. The research results identify the causes for non-use of the land, and the impact of no economic activity on the environment, the landscape and the economic performance. To reach the set objectives, the data analysis, synthesis, induction methods have been used.

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Analysis of Factors Influencing Private Land Market in Lithuania

Aleknavičius

Balevičius

2017

2017 Baltic Geodetic Congress (BGC Geomatics)

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Žemės ūkio paskirties žemės rinkos raida

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Drawing Up Maps of Infertile Soil Plots Using Geographic Information Systems

Drawing Up Maps of Infertile Soil Plots Using Geographic Information Systems

Impact of Abandoned Land on Environmental Protection, Landscape and Economic Benefit in Lithuania

Analysis of Factors Influencing Private Land Market in Lithuania

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