Buffer Zones
Definition
Buffer Zones are designated areas surrounding sensitive or critical features that serve as protective barriers. They reduce risk, limit access, or provide transitional space between conflicting land uses.
Application
Used in environmental conservation, urban zoning, military planning, and public health to separate incompatible activities or protect natural resources.
FAQ
1. What are buffer zones in spatial planning?
They are areas surrounding features like rivers or reserves, established to mitigate impact or ensure safety.
2. What are buffer zones in spatial planning?
They are created based on regulatory guidelines, impact studies, or environmental sensitivity using GIS tools.
3. What are buffer zones in spatial planning?
Forestry, agriculture, defense, urban planning, and public health sectors.
4. What are buffer zones in spatial planning?
Yes, dynamic buffers adapt in real-time based on environmental or spatial criteria.