Identification of regularities in the interconnection "Agrolandscape-Pollutants-Human" and assessment the environmental capacity in land administration system

Abstract

At present, the primary task is the maintaining health of people and good environmental conditions of the surrounding world, including land, water and air. Identification of the interconnection "agrolandscape-pollutants-human" is presented here using the “reversed” principle. As an indicator of the environmental capacity of the surrounding world is the ability of the natural environment to accommodate anthropogenic loads, harmful chemical and other effects until it does not lead to degradation of land and environment, so the "capacity picture" demonstrates sorrowful results by the evidence of statistical data on the morbidity of the population, farm animals, the phytosanitary condition of the territory and soil pollution level. The results of this study allow the introduction of adaptive landscape-ecological systems of agriculture into the land administration system taking into account new indicators generated from medical analytical data, and "environmental instability" of the population's morbidity, which are necessary for assessment of the cadastral land price in settlements.