TAXONOMICAL AND CARTOGRAPHICAL METHODS IN THE ANALYSIS OF
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF VARIOUS LEVELS OF AGRICULTURAL USABILITY
E. Krzywicka-Blum, H. Klimczak
Life Science University of Wroclaw, Dept. of Geodesy and
Geoinformatics, Poland
ekblum@kgf.ar.wroc.pl,
hklimczak@kgf.ar.wroc.pl
In the
paper the influence of purposely oriented choice of environmental factors on
the spatial distribution of terrains characterised by determined level of
agricultural usability have been studied. The analysis, composed of three
independently treated proposals, suited to priority of:
- natural
(especially soil) conditions,
-
differentiation of economical development,
-
demographical conditions,
have been
made. Results of applying two taxonomical methods have been compared and discussed.
As the
source data, related to all 133 low-lying, rural and urban-rural communes of
Lower Silesia Region, have been used.