An appropriate solid waste disposal has been a major problem in municipal environment. The use of landfills is the most economical and environmentally acceptable method for the disposal of solid waste all over the world. The analysis of spatial data and consideration of regulation and accepted criteria are part of the important elements in the site selection. The aim of this paper is to show ho...

A prototype of decision-support system for the environmental management and development, base on the ADAGE concept, was developed. It was applied in 1999/2000 in New Caledonia for the sustainable management of water resource of the upraised atoll of Lifou island (1,196 km2, 10 000 inhabitants). This system is providing an interface among stakeholders from scientific, political and societal doma...

The article considers system capability (or – potential) estimation regarding different kinds of information operations use. Information classification suggested. System is introduced in the as property to research teleological (goal- and effects-related) aspects technology. Such are studied analytically, with predictive prescriptive mathematical models methods. Researchers can apply dynamic ca...

The condition of the market is currently very dynamic, demanding organizations which is use system information to support the achievement of objectives should be necessarily improve the ability of information systems in accordance with the changes. Improved information systems capabilities need to align with resource capabilities in internal environment of the organization, and vice versa. Alig...

groundwater is among the most important resources of drinking water supply ofthe worldwide population. use of recharge area is one of the methods for artificiallyrecharging groundwater. selection of suitable sites for artificial recharge is very importantand must be carried out accurately. there are different types of land use, only rangelandsare appropriate for artificial recharge because of t...

Geographic Information Systems have become of increasing significance for environmental planning, landscape planning and environmental impact studies in recent years. The main reason for this is the need, in Environmental Planning, to compare a great number of area-related data describing the affected natural resources and their sensitivity related to the effects of impacts. because GIS can be ...

The identification and assessment of the environmental impacts of engineering projects is an essential step in studies on environmental impact (IES). There are methods that allow both tasks to be performed and methods that allow each of them to be carried out separately. Normally, traditional methods are used to identify and evaluate environmental impacts, such as matrices, cause-effect network...