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Productive potential and typology of the bean agroecosystem in the Papaloapan basin, M´exico
Agro Productividad, 2023Objective: Analyze the municipal level production potential using simulation methods and typification of the bean agroecosystem based on the edaphoclimatic, socioeconomic, and technological characteristics present in the basin. Design/methodology/approach The potential yield of beans was mapped, the SWAT model set a total of 8423 HRU'S within the ...
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Reclamation Project of the Papaloapan River Basin in Mexico
Economic Geography, 1950T I ^HE prime objective of the economic development of Mexico is the increase in agricultural land. Of the potential agricultural land in the country 83 per cent must be irrigated before it can be cultivated profitably. To increase the area under cultivation there must be an increase in irrigation and drainage works in both the arid and humid regions ...
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Habitation sites in the Papaloapan estuarine delta: Locational characteristics
Historical Archaeology, 1981Intersite and intrasite settlement patterns in the Lower Papaloapan River Basin, Veracruz, Mexico, provide the basis for a descriptive model of habitation location in estuarine deltaic swamps in Mesoamerica. The model considers environmental and ecological factors that shaped some aspects of settlement patterns.
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2016
This dissertation examines the ideas, practices, and effects of state-led development programs in indigenous communities of Mexico during the mid-twentieth century. Using Mexico’s first experiment with integrated regional development as a case study, it centers on the relocation of over twenty thousand inhabitants of the Papaloapan River Basin, most of
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This dissertation examines the ideas, practices, and effects of state-led development programs in indigenous communities of Mexico during the mid-twentieth century. Using Mexico’s first experiment with integrated regional development as a case study, it centers on the relocation of over twenty thousand inhabitants of the Papaloapan River Basin, most of
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Discussion of Odom on Papaloapan River
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, 1952Leo M. Odom, Samuel Shulits
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Closure to Schega on Papaloapan River
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