Концепция системного регулирования и методология реорганизации территориальных систем

Abstract

Territorial settlement systems are being increasingly affected by external multidirectional factors. As a result, decision makers face a dilemma to maintain their existing organization or to carry out functional and spatial reorganization. Conventional approaches to territorial development do not fully take into account the relationship between the concepts of spatial development and the formation of management principles, thus being unable to determine the prospective indicators of their dynamics. Improving methodologies in the sphere of urban planning is associated with identifying objective pre-requisites for a complete transition to digital processes and strengthening the principles of their system support. The applied research methods included theoretical and system analysis, modelling and ex-perimental design. The authors published some results of the experiment in the open press. It is shown that territorial settlement systems are a special object of urban development. Various schemes of the interaction of management functions were analysed by comparing their advantages and disadvantages and by assessing their applicability to territorial systems. The feasibility of applying the methodology of system regionalism, increasing the role and importance of system regulation was argued. A methodo-logical approach establishing the interrelations of tasks and functions of management with basic models of the reorganization of territorial systems was proposed. This approach forms a basis for developing a mechanism for managing changes in territorial systems, allowing the dynamics and intensity of changes to be determined. Systematization of the parameters of territorial systems is used to determine the indi-cators of their planned changes. This significantly increases the manageability of territorial systems, allows a gradual assessment of the feasibility of urban projects and facilitates control over the devel-opment of urban planning documentation at all stages.