L'uso del GIS come strumento di analisi e rappresentazione del consumo di suolo

Autori

  • Valentina Sannicandro Università  degli Studi Federico II di Napoli
  • Carmelo Maria Torre Politecnico di Bari

Parole chiave:

land take and soil sealing, saving soil, spatial analysis, focal statistics

Abstract

Soil Framework Directive COM(2006) 232 stated that soil, fairly recognizable
as an ecosystem structure, can be considered essentially as a non-renewable
resource.
In this perspective, the aim of the present research is to quantify land take
and soil sealing and to suggest actions for its mitigation in land-use policies.
Land take and soil sealing quantifies the land-use change from natural land uses to artificial ones for urban and infrastructure development. In order to calculate the extension of areas concerned by the land take and soil sealing, this paper proposes a methodological approach for the construction of the density index of impervious areas through specific spatial analysis, namely the
focal statistics, performed in a GIS environment.
The experimentation is conducted in the MITO (Multimedia Information
of Territorial Objects) Laboratory of the Technical University of Bari (Italy)
in order to launch a regional observatory for land-use change.


Biografia autore

Valentina Sannicandro, Università  degli Studi Federico II di Napoli





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Pubblicato

2016-06-07

Come citare

Sannicandro, V., & Torre, C. M. (2016). L’uso del GIS come strumento di analisi e rappresentazione del consumo di suolo. GEOmedia, 20(2). Recuperato da https://mediageo.it/ojs/index.php/GEOmedia/article/view/1312

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