Titlebook: Desert Development; Man and Technology i Yehuda Gradus Book 1985 Springer Nature B.V. 1985 Arid Zone.desert.education.remote sensing

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-36804-3century has sparked off a search for new lands to absorb this increase, and can contribute significantly to feeding the added population. Arid lands, with their comparatively very low population density seem to many to offer an attractive solution to the problems created by a critically crowded worl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-36804-3ity of environmental deterioration in the Sahel. And second, there is good reason, as I shall endeavour to show, to question the empirical veracity of Tolba’s views on the extent and rapidity of, in some cases ‘economically irreversible’, desertification. Though this seems to be a simple empirical p

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The Political Burden of Sparseland Development: Some International Consistenciesmmonly below one person km-2). Such areas are here referred to as ‘sparselands’, peripheral regions of substantial expanse characterized by: (1) restrictive physical environments, (2) an emphasis on primary economic activities, (3) small populations and discontinuous settlement patterns, (4) remoten

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From Preconceived to Responsive Planning: Cases of Settlement Design in Arid Environmentsan-built environment and its relationship to the desert environment. Various desert cultures have formed their settlements and houses in appropriate ways, and these have evolved through a process of adaptation lasting for generations. By trial and error, man has succeeded in creating in various dese

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Planning for Comfort in Hot Dry Climatic Regionsutes of a climatic region, the designer needs to adapt the built form to the natural environment. Within the constraints of declining nonrenewable resources, achievement of the objective of comfort requires sensitivity to an integrative perspective of the individual built form within the urban space

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Desert Architecture — The Architecture of the Extremesvilized people’ (Britanica, 1973). In the desert, in most cases the emphasis was put more on the practical aspects than on the expressive ones, mainly because of the special characteristics of the desert and its inhabitants.

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Health Services in Sparsely Settled Areashealth care. Health services affect rural regions both directly and indirectly. The direct effects are most apparent. Health services are one determinant of health status; at the extreme, the presence or absence of health services may determine whether individuals survive specific disease episodes.