THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE INTERFACE OF THE CATALOGUE OF OBJECTS OF THE MINING REGION

The article describes the theoretical aspects of the development of an administrative interface for the catalog of objects of the mining region. It is shown that the technical capabilities of a Geographic Information System (GIS) allow simultaneous access to different information bases, comparison of the necessary information layers, and thus conducting the necessary geodynamic and environmental analysis. In order to increase visibility and informativeness, classically presented cartographic information can be accompanied by additional drawings, including three-dimensional images of objects and processes.A visual image allows you to establish a fairly clear territorial hierarchy of the problem components as parts of a whole - an advantage that other principles of analysis lack. At the same time, the map can show both real territories and purely conventional ones, such as zones of influence of various negative factors, economic zones, areas of distribution of social phenomena, etc. This makes it possible to confidently connect and detail the boundaries of these spaces. As a prerequisite for the existence of the proposed methodology, the information system must have access (within the authority of the body and the user) to the data of the entire set of automated information systems and networks of executive bodies of state power, local self-government bodies and enterprises (organizations) connected in a single information space. The information resources incorporated into the territorial information system encompass state information resources, information resources of oblasts and districts, information resources of regions, and resources of other economic entities, including enterprises of the mining and metallurgical complex.It can be concluded that each user will be able to create their own group of information layers with their own display styles. It is recommended that an application be created for users that will provide them with the necessary interface and perform data operations depending on the access rights granted to them. The application should provide the greatest convenience in working with data, as well as include mechanisms for importing and exporting data from various analytical programs.

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Spatial development
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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.32347/2786-7269.2024.9.250-267
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Engineering and Environmental Studies
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THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE INTERFACE OF THE CATALOGUE OF OBJECTS OF THE MINING REGION

Olha Kulikovska
Spatial development
Engineering and Environmental Studies
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THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE INTERFACE OF THE CATALOGUE OF OBJECTS OF THE MINING REGION

Olha Kulikovska
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Abstract

The article describes the theoretical aspects of the development of an administrative interface for the catalog of objects of the mining region. It is shown that the technical capabilities of a Geographic Information System (GIS) allow simultaneous access to different information bases, comparison of the necessary information layers, and thus conducting the necessary geodynamic and environmental analysis. In order to increase visibility and informativeness, classically presented cartographic information can be accompanied by additional drawings, including three-dimensional images of objects and processes.A visual image allows you to establish a fairly clear territorial hierarchy of the problem components as parts of a whole - an advantage that other principles of analysis lack. At the same time, the map can show both real territories and purely conventional ones, such as zones of influence of various negative factors, economic zones, areas of distribution of social phenomena, etc. This makes it possible to confidently connect and detail the boundaries of these spaces. As a prerequisite for the existence of the proposed methodology, the information system must have access (within the authority of the body and the user) to the data of the entire set of automated information systems and networks of executive bodies of state power, local self-government bodies and enterprises (organizations) connected in a single information space. The information resources incorporated into the territorial information system encompass state information resources, information resources of oblasts and districts, information resources of regions, and resources of other economic entities, including enterprises of the mining and metallurgical complex.It can be concluded that each user will be able to create their own group of information layers with their own display styles. It is recommended that an application be created for users that will provide them with the necessary interface and perform data operations depending on the access rights granted to them. The application should provide the greatest convenience in working with data, as well as include mechanisms for importing and exporting data from various analytical programs.

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