THE QUESTION OF SPATIAL RELATIONS IN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES
Keywords:
position spatial measures, landscape, digital elevation model, soil investigation, soil mappingAbstract
The existing conception of spatial relations in landscapes are considered. It is shown that use of position spatial measures in some cases has substantial advantages. In particular, position conception can be effectively used for soil mapping. The combination of the said approach with modern GIS technology can significantly speed up the process and objectify soil surveys and building soil maps.
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