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    <title>Building a GIS database for ecotourism development in Ba Vi District, Ha Tay Province, Vietnam</title>
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    <description>Title: Building a GIS database for ecotourism development in Ba Vi District, Ha Tay Province, Vietnam
Authors: Nguyen, Dinh Minh
Abstract: Ecotourism is a concept and a fast growing segment of the tourism industry worldwide.&#xD;
It plays an increasingly important role in the socio‐economic development of many districts and&#xD;
provinces in Vietnam. Therefore, it needs to be well planned and managed with the aid of spatial&#xD;
information technologies such as Remote Sensing (RS), Geographic Information System (GIS) and&#xD;
Global Positioning System (GPS). This paper presents the results of building a GIS database for&#xD;
ecotourism development in Ba Vi, a large legendary mountainous district of Ha Tay Province based&#xD;
on field and desk investigations. The created database consists of spatial and attributive data files&#xD;
related to natural and cultural resources in Ba Vi stored in a standard format of ArcView GIS that&#xD;
can and should be effectively retrieved, analyzed and updated to generate useful information in the&#xD;
form of maps, tables and charts to support ecotourism planning and management activities in the&#xD;
district for sustainable development.
Description: VNU Journal of Science, Earth Sciences. Vol. 23 (2007), No. 3, P. 146‐151</description>
    <dc:date>2007-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>On some significant unconformities in the Paleozoic and Mesozoic stratigraphy of North Viet Nam Mesozoic stratigraphy of North Viet Nam</title>
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    <description>Title: On some significant unconformities in the Paleozoic and Mesozoic stratigraphy of North Viet Nam Mesozoic stratigraphy of North Viet Nam
Authors: Tong, Dzuy Thanh
Abstract: A lot of unconformities and stratigraphic gaps have been discovered in the Paleozoic and&#xD;
Mesozoic stratigraphy of Bac Bo region (North Viet Nam), but their role in the regional geology&#xD;
was not accessed yet in detail. This paper is the first attempt to describe the most significant&#xD;
unconformities and stratigraphic gaps and discussing their role in regional geology. The most&#xD;
important is the angular unconformity of Norian‐Rhaetian formations upon various formations of&#xD;
different formations; it marked the change tectonic regime of the region resulting from the indosian&#xD;
orogeny in Viet Nam and in Southeast Asia in common. The gap of Lower Devonian red beds&#xD;
formations (Si Ka Formation, Song Cau Group) upon Lower Paleozoic formations (Upper Cambrian ‐&#xD;
Than Sa Formation, Lower Ordovician ‐ Lutxia and Na Mo formations) is a regional unconformity,&#xD;
which had been taken place in the epicaledonian terranne of South China and North East of Viet&#xD;
Nam. The gap between the Da Mai Formation and the Dong Dang Formation was a result of a crust&#xD;
rising, but was not through the orogeny activity, although after this gap the structural plan was&#xD;
more differentiated. Other unconformities and stratigraphic gaps seems to be local unconformities,&#xD;
for instance, the one of the Tan Lap Formation (D2g‐D3 fr tl) upon the Ban Pap Formation (D1p‐D3 fr bp)&#xD;
and the unconformity between the Sinh Vinh (O3‐S sv) and the Ben Khe (ε‐O1 bk) formations.
Description: VNU Journal of Science, Earth Sciences. Vol. 23 (2007), No. 3, P. 137‐146</description>
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