The Structural Geographic Components of a Territorial Survey

When using regional geographic approaches, i.e. when applying its concepts to the problems of anthropic communities from a certain territory, is compulsory. In this study we have taken into account the complex and the etymologically adequate meaning of the notion and not the meaning most commonly us...

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Published inRomanian review of regional studies Vol. II; no. 1; pp. 45 - 50
Main Author POMPEI COCEAN
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cluj University Press 01.01.2006
Subjects
Geographic components
Natural support basis
Resilience
Technical infrastructure of the territory
Territorial surve
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Summary:When using regional geographic approaches, i.e. when applying its concepts to the problems of anthropic communities from a certain territory, is compulsory. In this study we have taken into account the complex and the etymologically adequate meaning of the notion and not the meaning most commonly used at present (i.e. the functional zoning and regionalisation of the territory). Relying on the estimations of territorial surveys, one may give the solutions for the extant malfunctions and for optimising future developments. The geographic components of this parameter (the territorial survey) are: the natural support basis, the population and its settlements, the social and economic development level, the technical equipment of the territory, and the extant risks and malfunctions. Indices from 1 to 10 will be summed in order to give us the big picture, namely the present-day situation and the favourability level of that territory for various anthropic interventions.
ISSN:1841-1576