Abstract
The article considers the application of geoinformation systems (GIS) in the management of the regional economy. A wide range of issues related to the use of GIS for environmental monitoring and analysis is being investigated, including ecology, sustainable development and the green economy, primarily renewable energy sources – priority areas. It discusses issues related to biological resources, water, natural disasters and also considers the use of GIS in various types of human activities, including the service sector, health, and social capital. The application of GIS technologies in various industries, such as business, transport, tourism, agriculture and forestry, construction, and non-profit organizations is analyzed in detail. There is a number of examples of non-standard use of GIS techniques that do not fit into the usual classification. The specifics of the use of GIS technologies in Russia are discussed separately. In particular, it is noted that there is a lack of such research and the need to increase efforts in the field. The discussion also highlights the distortions in research topics related to the policy of financing scientific projects in that sphere. In conclusion, the authors summarize and discuss the positive prospects for the use of GIS technologies in the management of the regional economy, as they allow to optimize the solution of a number of issues.
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