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1.4.6 Final Remark
These are only some interests and needs described to provide an overview of the interdependencies between different types of land use. Only some interlinkages have been
touched upon. In the respective exercises of each section or subsection these aspects will
be touched upon again. Especially, in Chap. 8 the fictitious case studies will elaborate more
on these relationships.
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