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Definition of land management units for GIS support to participatory planning : a case study on participatory land management in Burkina Faso

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Land Measurement Bias and its Empirical Implications : Evidence from a Validation Exercise

Dillon, Andrew - 2020

This paper investigates how land size measurements vary across three common land measurement methods (farmer estimated, Global Positioning System (GPS), and compass and rope), and the effect of land size measurement error on the inverse farm size relationship and input demand functions. The...

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