Abstract
The information system based on the results of the study of the coastal zone of the Sevastopol region was developed in order to provide the available data to specialists who make decisions on the development of the region and the prevention of the destructive impact of the sea on land. The system presents materials obtained in the course of long-term monitoring, observations using space and aerial photography, including drones. It includes a detailed description of all sections of the coastline, the consequences of their transformation over a period of more than 100 years, assessment of the hydrometeorological and geomorphological conditions of the region, the results of ensuring coastal protection measures in certain areas and a detailed description of the coastal protected areas. Examples of the results of the cadastral assessment of recreational resources of beaches, developed earlier, are also given. GIS formats made it possible to implement quantitative statistics on individual objects, systematize landslide-prone areas in detail, and characterize the consequences of their occurrence. Special attention is paid to the description of the ecosystem conditions of numerous Sevastopol bays and the few estuaries of regulated rivers. Interactive GIS realization is providing access to the information in a visual interactive cartographic version.
Highlights
Interest in the development of the coastal zone of the Crimea is constantly growing following by expansion of the recreational sphere in the Crimea economy
A large-scale project to create a cultural and historical cluster is being implemented at the Crystal Cape in Sevastopol[3], a decision has been made on the fundamental development of the FRC Marine Hydrophysical Institute RAN, Kapitanskaya, 2, 299011, Sevastopol
The map includes the main database of geographical names, which can be displayed depending on the scale, which is clearly seen in Fig. 2 (a) and the insets in Fig. 1 (a)
Summary
Interest in the development of the coastal zone of the Crimea is constantly growing following by expansion of the recreational sphere in the Crimea economy This trend is developing even more, due to the objective conditions of the pandemic that has engulfed the whole world and the tendency to redirect the tourists flow to Russian resorts. The Sevastopol region of Crimea, previously famous for historical and patriotic tourism, is currently making attempts to develop recreational tourism and improve the quality of the service sector to the required level. All these circumstances, as well as specialized high-budget federal programs for the development of Crimea and Sevastopol, are aimed, to a large extent, at transforming the coastal zone.
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