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Microeconomic and Geo-physical Data Integration for Agri-environmental Analysis, Georeferencing FADN Data: A Case Study in Italy

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  • Fais, Andrea
  • Nino, Pasquale
  • Giampaolo, Antonio

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The authors, inside a TAPAS action, have developed a methodology - based on the integration between FADN data with statistical, administrative and cartographic information - to improve the production of statistical data related to agricultural policies impact on land and environment. This methodology allows - using Geographic Information System (GIS) technology - to produce and organise data at geographical level. Data spatially referenced respond to the specific needs of agri-environmental analysis and problems, mostly related to specific areas (environmental vulnerability areas), inside defined boundaries (e.g. river basin). The GIS is implemented with several cartographic layers (Topographic and cadastral maps, land use, soils, water sources, climate, Digital Terrain Model etc.) and is related to the regional FADN database.

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  • Fais, Andrea & Nino, Pasquale & Giampaolo, Antonio, 2005. "Microeconomic and Geo-physical Data Integration for Agri-environmental Analysis, Georeferencing FADN Data: A Case Study in Italy," 2005 International Congress, August 23-27, 2005, Copenhagen, Denmark 24547, European Association of Agricultural Economists.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:eaae05:24547
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.24547
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