What is the Influence of the Planning Framework on the Land Use Change Trajectories? Photointerpretation Analysis in the 1958–2011 Period for a Medium/Small Sized City
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Land use change; photointerpretation; stability grade; rate of artificialization; medium/small sized city; planning framework;All these keywords.
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