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Type of Publication

Academic Journal Paper

Where to Find?

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1134/S1875372816010078

Abstract

The landscapes are combined into zones according to the degree of suitability for the construction of trails of different classes. The algorithm for preparation of trails consisting of 10 consecutive stages (three stages of planning, and seven stages of preparation) is applied for a number of linear features. The most suitable classes of preparation are indicated for these trails, in accordance with the characteristics of landscapes and engineering restrictions within their boundaries.

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Bibliographical Data

  • Author: N. M. Luzhkova
  • Title: Editing Geoecological Approach to Infrastructural Development of Hiking Trails in Federal-Level SPNA (as Exemplified by the Baikal Nature Reserve
  • Year: 2016
  • In: Geography and Natural Resources
  • Volume & Number: 37 (2016)
  • Pages: 48-57
  • Publisher: Pleiades Publishing
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