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    Methods of Land Use Surveys for Rapidly Developing Settlements (Kenya)

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    1976-06
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    Agoki, , George S. O
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    Thesis
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    en
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    Abstract
    The aim of this study was to seek a workable method(s) for quick compilation of land use maps and data for rapidly developing settlements. The settlements viewed ranged from those of typical rural setting to those of typical urban development. The assumptions and limitations of the study are outlined followed by the analysis of the problem to be looked into in the study. Because the study was based on aerial photographs the analysis of previous work, hitherto carried out in various countries was analysed for its application to the Kenya situation. The evolution, description and classification of land use~is studied extensively, Next the current situation as regards mapping reference maps and aerial photographs in Kenya is looked into. The patterns of settlement are next analysed in a conceptual framework. This is followed by the survey techniques necessary for land use data gathering in each of the settlement types. Finally, the conclusions of the study, and the p recommendations are made.
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    http://erepository.uonbi.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/26386
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    Master of Arts (Planning) in the University of Nairobi
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    University of Nairobi,
     
    Engineering (Surveying and Photogrametry), University of Nairobi
     
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