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The aim of investigation was to discover territorial differences in landscape technosphere (structural imprint from cultural and technological processes). The main processes forming technosphere are related to technology-bound areal changes that transform landscape through land use change and urbanization (the latter term taken in 'building up' sense). This specific layer can be divided horizontally into areas (1969 individual ones, in the Lithuanian case, averagely 33 km2 in size each) with a homogeneous land-use structure and organically unbreakable techno-structural elements (set- tlements with a road net), these areas being named techno-morpho-topes (TMTs). Complex classification of TMTs ac- cording to the largest urbocomplex (settlements and other built-up complexes) inside them and dominating land-use gave 10 types of areal technogenization that were mapped. Analysis of classified TMT mosaic allowed to distinguish 53 indi- vidual technosphere regions having a homogeneous, irregular or rhythmic mosaic texture of TMT types. Asymmetry of regions in regard to large cities seems to be a dominating rule (the largest city is usually in the peripheral part of the re- gion). The obtained data could be applied in land management by finding the best way to relate the administrative and economic regional system and technosphere structure. Relations of the technosphere regions with relief was traced in few places. This implies further investigations on the subject of relations between landscape natural and cultural elements, structures and processes.

journal of environmental engineering and landscape management

TERRITORIAL REGIONALIZATION OF LANDSCAPE TECHNOSPHERE IN LITHUANIA/LIETUVOS KRAŠTOVAIZDŽIO TECHNOSFEROS RAJONAVIMAS/РАЙОНИРОВАНИЕ ЛАНДШАФТНОЙ ТЕХНОСФЕРЫ В ЛИТВЕ