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Nova Scotia Standard Land Use Classification System

Module 1

Chapter 3: Applying The Nova Scotia Standard Land Use Classification System

The Nova Scotia Standard Land Use Classification System is an easy to use classification system which categorizes property based on the activity that is taking place on it. The system is designed to adapt to the needs of multiple users. It is a flexible system that can be implemented at either a very general level or at a specific level. The system can be used within computer programs, such as a Geographic Information System (GIS), database or spread sheet, as well as in non-computerized environments.

This handbook will assist the user of the classification system to understand the rationale behind each classification and then apply it effectively.

The contents of this Chapter are as follows:

3.1 Basic Classification Rationale

3.2 Classification Contents and Description

3.3 Applying Multiple Classifications

3.4 Primary Classifications

3.5 Rationale for Specific Classifications

3.6 Classification Code


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