2015
DOI: 10.15356/0373-2444-2014-1-85-93
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Thematic integration of spatial data on natural landscape elements in GIS

Abstract: Тематической интеграцией пространственных данных о природных элементах ландшафтов названо их объединение в одно целое, или систему, на основе единой иерархической генетической классификации природных ландшафтов-систем. Результат тематической интеграции представляется в виде одного векторного слоя площадных объектов ландшафтной ГИС с привязанной к нему таблицей атрибутивных данных. Различные варианты автоматизированного оформления слоя позволяют получать системные ландшафтные карты, к которым отнесены карты при… Show more

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“…Under the suborder Athyridoidea, Boucot et al (1964;=suborder Athyrididina in Boucot et al, 1965), however, excluded many groups that are recognized as athyrides today, such as the Athyrisinoidea, Retzioidea, Dayioidea, Anoplothecidae, and Kayseriidae. Thus the “Incerti Ordinis” of Nikiforova and Rzhonsnitskaya (1960) matches more closely the order Athyrida as defined herein.…”
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“…Under the suborder Athyridoidea, Boucot et al (1964;=suborder Athyrididina in Boucot et al, 1965), however, excluded many groups that are recognized as athyrides today, such as the Athyrisinoidea, Retzioidea, Dayioidea, Anoplothecidae, and Kayseriidae. Thus the “Incerti Ordinis” of Nikiforova and Rzhonsnitskaya (1960) matches more closely the order Athyrida as defined herein.…”
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“…(nom.transl. Athyridae Davidson, 1881; =Incerti ordinis Nikiforova and Rzhonsnitskaya, 1960, part; ex Athyridoidea Boucot, Johnson, and Staton, 1964, part)…”
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“…32.1 Atrypoidea modesta postmodesta (Nikiforova, 1970). Ludlow: Vaigach, Russia. 33** Atrypoidea muschketovi (Nikiforova, 1937); Prídolí: Central Asia. 34 Atrypoidea nasa (Nikiforova, 1949); Ludlow: Kirgizstan. 35 Atrypoidea neimongolica Hou and Zhao in Su, 1976; Prídolí: Inner Mongolia, North China (Rong et al, 1985). 36 + Atrypoidea netserki Jones, 1981; Ludlow–Prídolí: Arctic Canada (Smith and Johnson, 1977).…”
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