Description

The book “Land Use Planning for Surveying, Geoinformatics and Urban Planning” by Ijeoma Georgiana Ayuba, Chineme Christabel Ifuwe, and Ache Stella Achuenu is a comprehensive academic resource designed to bridge the disciplines of surveying, geoinformatics, and urban planning. It integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications to address sustainable development in a rapidly urbanising world.

Book Description:

This textbook provides an in-depth exploration of how land-use planning shapes urban environments. It emphasises the collaboration between surveyors, geoinformatics experts, and urban planners in designing sustainable, resilient cities. Covering fundamental concepts like zoning, land suitability analysis, and environmental sustainability, it also introduces advanced technologies such as GIS, drones, GNSS, and CAD tools used in modern land surveying and planning. Case studies, global planning models, and legal frameworks enrich the content, making it a valuable resource for students, professionals, and policymakers committed to responsible land management and urban growth.