03215nam a22003497a 4500003000600000005001700006008003900023010001700062020001600079020001800095035001400113035002000127040003400147043001200181050002300193082001500216100002900231245008800260264003700348300003800385336002600423337002800449338002700477500001800504504002500522505058400547520159401131650005202725650003402777650003602811651001802847pucpr20241108115006.0770506s1978 nyua bi 001 0 eng a 77007028  a0070404909  a9780070404908 aACU2624SB a(OCoLC)02984432 apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda an-us---0 aHC110.E5bM37 1978 a333.7/09731 aMarsh, William M.d1978-10aEnvironmental Analysis :bfor land use and site planning. /cWilliam M. Marsh.htxt aNew York :bMcGraw-Hill ,c1978. aix, 292 p. bill. ;c29 cm.fbook 2rdacontentatextbtxt 2rdamediaaunmediadedbn 2rdacarrieravolumebnc aInclude index aInclude bibliography aContents : Contributors viii -- Preface ix -- Introduction 1 -- 1 Spatial Organization 5 -- 2 Slope and Topography 49 -- 3 Soils and Drainage 69 -- 4 Vegetation 109 -- 5 Floods and Floodplains 135 -- 6 Sources and Acquisition of Environmental Analysis 195 -- 7 Applications of Environmental Analysis 195 -- 8 Communication of Environmental Information 211 -- 9 Special Topics 233 -- 9.1 Landslide Hazard Mapping for Local Land Use Planning 235 -- 9.2 Remote Sensing Applications in Water Quality Management 251 -- 9.3 Elements and Methods of Impact Assessment 267 -- Index 289 -- aStudying the environment, planning for lend use, and designing structures in it is a complex process, calling for the skills of planners, landscape architects, civil engineers, natural scientists, and public officials, to name just a few. Whatever your professional rote in environmental analysis, your work brings you in contact with many other specialties, each with techniques and requirements that affect what you do. This book was written to keep you fully informed on key aspects of environmental analysis for planning and design, especially those outside your own immediate field. Author William M. Marsh, in association with ten leading specialists, has brought a wide range of topics together in one attractive, vividly illustrated volume. Keeping it close at hand will save you hours of research in scattered sources as you approach such cross-disciplinary assignments as : Environmental inventory and site evaluation. The book reviews the different types of data needed for a thorough understanding of a site's problems and potentials; it identifies information sources and explains how to use them -- Preparation and review of environmental impact statements. The book discusses what information an acceptable ElS should contain on such subjects as soils, drainage, topography, vegetation, spatial distributions, and flood probability -- Determining development opportunities and constraints. The book explores what contour maps, soil maps, aerial photographs, hydrologic data, field samples, and other sources reveal about possibilities for different kinds of development -- 00aLand usexEnvironmental aspectszUnited States.00aEnvironmental impact analysis00aEnvironmental impact statements 0aUnited States