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Modern socio-economic systems, as objects of management, are complex spatially distributed systems and territories, which indicates the need to develop and apply geo-information management. Natural, man-made and social processes of territory development unfold in time and in space and are characterized by a variety of parameters described by a random vector. The components of the natural and climatic potential are random non-stationary processes, the study of which leads to the necessity of forming, according to t...

We developed based on GIS method for model decision implementation to manage the process of ensuring environmental safety. Management of environmental safety requires forming processes with predetermined properties. This work presents a control concept based on synthesis, which allows fulfilling these requirements. To do this, we discussed the dialectic of the social, economic, technical-technological systems and their influence on the processes of environmental security. We show that the control of the process of...

We consider formation of the knowledge database within geographic information systems for support the managerial decisions on the development of spatially distributed systems and territories. Knowledge database built on systematized and formalized the laws of development of objects, phenomena, events of the subject area, obtained through theoretical studies, practical activities and work experience that allows professionals to formulate and solve management problems. To represent ontologies in the knowledge base i...

An important aspect of the management of territories is the possibility of constructing models describing the behavior of the territory (managed system), which predict the response to control action. The processes of territory management and organizational systems closely links with the concept of damages (risks). When we talk about geo-processing management, we use the concept of пїЅgeo-hazardsпїЅ. The work is devoted to the problems of applying the classical theories to new problems: the description of the behav...