Urban Planning in Al-Madinah Al-Munawarah using New Green Spaces Modelling through GIS Application
Nadiyah Mazi Aljohani(1*), Mokhtar Jaafar(2), Lam Kuok Choy(3)
(1) Geography Program, Centre for Research in Development, Social & Environment, UKM, Malaysia
(2) Geography Program, Centre for Research in Development, Social & Environment, UKM, Malaysia
(3) Geography Program, Centre for Research in Development, Social & Environment, UKM, Malaysia
(*) Corresponding Author
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