Soil use planning in GIS: allocation of an industrial district in the municipal district of Lajeado, RS, Brazil

Soil use planning in GIS: allocation of an industrial district in the municipal district of Lajeado, RS, Brazil

Authors

  • Eduardo Périco UNIVATES e Universidade Luterana do Brasil – ULBRA
  • Gisele Cemin FAPERGS

Abstract

The use of geographical information systems to the decision making process is turning an important tool for the soil use planning, because it allows a faster result with less subjectivity. This work had as objective presents a spatial location model to an industrial district in the municipal district of Lajeado, RS, through an Multi-Criteria Evaluation methodology subsidized by Geographical Information Systems (GIS). They were appraised four restrictive criteria: the Permanent Preservation Areas (APPs), the Restricted Use Areas (AUR), the native forest and the urban area, and five criteria factors: declivity, highways, soil use and coverage, geology and pedology being these, with some suitability degree, among 0 (lowest suitability score) to 255 (highest suitability score). As result, was obtained seventeen area fragments, with more than 10 ha that present a high suitability value according to the appraised criteria. Key-Words: urban planning, industrial district, geographical information systems, multi-criteria evaluation, fragmentation.

Author Biographies

Eduardo Périco, UNIVATES e Universidade Luterana do Brasil – ULBRA

Professor/pesquisador do Centro Universitário UNIVATES e da Universidade Luterana do Brasil – ULBRA

Gisele Cemin, FAPERGS

Bolsista de Iniciação Científica da FAPERGS Rua Avelino Tallini, 171, CEP-95900-000, Lajeado, RS

Published

2007-04-04

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