Physical Geography

Author: Ge Jingfeng
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book is guided by modern systems theory and sustainable development theory, providing a comprehensive introduction to the research content of integrated physical geography. The book is divided into eleven chapters, respectively discussing the research object of integrated physical geography, its brief history, the holism of natural geographic systems, the material and energy structure, temporal structure, spatial differentiation patterns, integrated natural regionalization, land classification and grading, land evaluation, land use/land cover change, the interaction between humans and natural geographic systems, and applied research in integrated physical geography. The book compiles recent research achievements in integrated geography, presenting systematic and comprehensive arguments, rich content, clear structure, and accessible explanations. It can serve as a textbook and reference book for integrated physical geography teaching in higher education institutions, as well as a resource for educators and researchers in fields such as geography, biology, resource and environmental studies, geographic information systems, urban and rural planning and management, land management, and national land development and regulation.