ECOLOGICAL-LANDSCAPE ZONING OF INFRASTRUCTURE SUSTAINABILITY  IN AGRICULTURE

Oringozhin Yernaz; Chaimgul Alipbekova; Kurmankul Abayeva; Natalya Miletenko; Kairat Augambayev; Rimma Turekeldiyeva

doi:10.37884/2-2025/24

Abstract

This scientific article presents the basic information on the study of ecological and landscape division of sustainable regional infrastructure in the agro-industrial complex. At present, zoning of the boundaries of landscape-territorial units is of great interest in connection with the greening of society. The ecological and landscape division of territories has a special character and significance, since its study is aimed at determining the exact economic laws and calculations of regions, as well as their ecological solutions and features.The main objective is to determine the spatial ecological and landscape homogeneity of territories, as well as a quantitative and qualitative assessment of the relationship between human activity and nature in space, including the use of land resources. In this regard, the theoretical and methodological foundations of the ecological-economic definition of territories should be based on philosophical, ecological-economic ideas about the relationship between the environment, ecology and the economy, which represent a single complex natural ecological-economic system that is in constant development. Landscape and ecological land management works reflect the results of the ecological and economic assessment of lands and establish the qualitative and quantitative cadastral characteristics of lands. Substantive zoning by means of zoning makes it possible to compare different areas of the plots, as well as environmental, soil protection and restoration measures or more rational placement of production and to calculate the socio-ecological properties of a certain territory, as a result of which it is possible to determine the most appropriate direction for the development of production.

agriculture infrastructure ecological-landscape zoning theory principle research

01 Introduction

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02 References

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[26] 26. Wang S, Fu BJ, Piao S, Lü Y, Ciais P, Feng X, Wang Y (2016) Reduced sediment transport in the Yellow River due to anthropogenic changes. Nat Geosci 9:38

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[29] 29. Sidle RC, Ziegler AD (2012) The dilemma of mountain roads. Nature Geoscience 5 (7):437-438

[30] 30. Penna D, Borga M, Aronica GT, Brigandì G, Tarolli P (2014) The influence of grid resolution on the prediction of natural and road-related shallow landslides. Hydrology and Earth System Sciences 18 (6):2127-2139

[31] 31. Ramos-Scharrón CE (2018) Land disturbance effects of roads in runoff and sediment production on dry-tropical settings. Geoderma 310:107-119

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[34] 34. Ospanbaev Zh., Doszhanova A.S., Abdrazakov E., Kozhageldy E. Features of the formation of productivity of legendary crops under drip irrigation. / Journal: Research, results - Research, results No. 1.2021 (89) ISSN 2304-3334. P. 283-292.