Information support for land management in territories with special land management conditions

Abstract

When managing land resources at various administrative and territorial levels, cadastral, monitoring and land management information is of great importance. Information from the real estate cadastre and the unified state register of real estate objects is the basis for creating a database on land resources and real estate objects, and predicting changes in their state. As far as the land management system is complex, the systematic approach to the management and protection of land resources is required; organizational and technological conditions should be linked with possible environmental and economic consequences within the boundaries of territories, including territories with a special land management regime. The boundaries of these territories do not coincide with the ones of settlements and are established on the basis of research materials used to determine the subject of a special land management regime. The article examines features of the system of information support for land management in territories with a special land management regime. The authors identified the main participants in the information space of land management, the composition of information and applied software solutions containing such information. A unified information system that integrates information for the purpose of coordinated management and coordination of functions should be created for territories with a special land management regime. Classification of some territories with special land management conditions as objects of the unified state register of real estate objects will improve the quality of land management decisions. The studies conducted on the example of the Ples cluster showed that the share of cadastral cost in the total land management cost is insignificant and entails a greater number of benefits (economic, environmental, informational, etc.).