PPR — Degraded and compromised areas

Identification of degraded and compromised areas in accordance with Article 17 of the NTA of the PPR. For the types of transformation, please refer to what is described in the Abaco of the degraded and compromised areas, while for the categories of alteration we consider the categories present in the Decree of the Council of Ministers of 12 December 2005. The photovoltaic fields were developed ex-novo in the reference system EPSG 3045 based on the information of the University of Trieste project concerning photovoltaic fields (information available at http link:\\disugis.inits.it\pv\Project\index.html). In addition to this information, a number of reports from the PPR’s online archive have been added to this information by digitising AGEA 2011 orthophotos. The departure military divestitures came from the Project "A country of primroses and barracks" and "The fortress FVG: from the Cold War to the disused military areas" elaborated in EPSG 3004 (Gauss-Boaga fused east). The first operation was the conversion with the use of the Traspunto program to EPSG3045. Subsequently, the fields in the original attribute table were deleted and replaced with those provided by Abaco of the degraded areas of the PPR. By digitising AGEA 2011 orthophotos, some reports from the PPR’s online file have been added. The quarries have been identified from the information layers present in IRDAT FVG in the reference system EPSG 3045. By digitising AGEA 2011 orthophotos, some reports from the PPR’s online file have been added. Subsequently, the fields in the original attribute table were deleted and replaced with those provided by Abaco of the degraded areas of the PPR. The landfills have been identified from the information layers present in IRDAT FVG in the reference system EPSG 3045. By digitising AGEA 2011 orthophotos, some reports from the PPR’s online file have been added. Later the fields in the original attribute table were deleted and replaced with those provided by Abaco of the degraded areas of the PPR.