Study of Ecological Engineering of Human Settlements
- 440 pages
- 16 hours of reading
Focusing on ecological engineering, this book examines the restoration of degraded lands and vegetation, particularly in saline-alkali and abandoned areas. It highlights the influence of green belts on highway noise and air quality while addressing biodiversity conservation strategies in rural landscapes. The text includes case studies, experimental measurements, and field survey methodologies, supported by numerical calculations illustrated through tables and figures, providing a comprehensive approach to improving human settlements and environmental health.
