Land suitability map for mountain viticulture: A case study in Aosta Valley (NW Italy)

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Mountain vineyards are a valuable resource for high-quality wine production and landscape conservation. A suitability map (1: 50,000) for mountain vineyard cultivation was created for a study area located in Aosta Valley (NW Italy). We considered the following environmental variables that are known to influence wine production: slope, aspect, altitude and soil, producing a suitability map that allows the identification of areas that can be considered practical for sustainable mountain viticulture. © 2013 Copyright S. Stanchi.

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Stanchi, S., Godone, D., Belmonte, S., Freppaz, M., Galliani, C., & Zanini, E. (2013). Land suitability map for mountain viticulture: A case study in Aosta Valley (NW Italy). Journal of Maps, 9(3), 367–372. https://doi.org/10.1080/17445647.2013.785986

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