Principles of Urban Engineering Geological Environment Analysis

Author: Fang Hongqi Yang Minzhong Yang Minzhong
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Publish Date: 1999-04-01
Features: This book takes cities as the spatial context and conducts a deductive and analytical study on the characteristics and environmental attributes of various engineering geological environmental themes that significantly impact urban planning and development. It proposes the compilation of a series of urban engineering geological maps, the conceptual modeling of current environmental quality and predictive models, as well as the principles and methods of applying GIS for disaster prevention planning and urban land use engineering control. The book is divided into four parts and eight chapters, accompanied by an urban engineering geological environmental evaluation application program and 167 illustrative figures. An English-Chinese thesaurus index is provided at the end. This book is suitable for engineering technicians engaged in urban construction surveying, planning, and design; undergraduate and graduate students majoring in engineering geology, environmental geology, geotechnical engineering, and urban planning in higher education institutions.