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USE OF GIS IN URBAN TERRITORY DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH
The paper investigates socio-geographic approach forming of spatial data bases which can be used for regulation of urban territory transformation processes. The authors have displayed the system of factors that determine current spatial transformations in Zaporizhia-city and their impact on function changes on urban areas. The structure of GIS was created as a data base with the aim to display spatial transformations of urban area. The abilities of GIS were identified in the contest of Zaporizhia-city urban territory development management.
USE OF GIS IN URBAN TERRITORY DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH
The paper investigates socio-geographic approach forming of spatial data bases which can be used for regulation of urban territory transformation processes. The authors have displayed the system of factors that determine current spatial transformations in Zaporizhia-city and their impact on function changes on urban areas. The structure of GIS was created as a data base with the aim to display spatial transformations of urban area. The abilities of GIS were identified in the contest of Zaporizhia-city urban territory development management.
USE OF GIS IN URBAN TERRITORY DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH
Anatoliy Melnichuk (Autor:in) / Mariia Rastvorova (Autor:in)
2014
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Unbekannt
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