Geoinformation support of population health characteristics as components of the Russian Federation regions sustainable development

This year, the Geodesy and Cartography journal celebrates the centennial. In its every 12 issues, the annual publication summarizes current aspects of geodesy, cartography and geoinformatics, in particular in the field of developing cartographic and geoinformation technologies to make the indicators for the sustainable development of countries, such as BRICS associates, It is also worth noting the UNO goals, which are complex and global by their nature and universally applicable. Social, economic, and environmental priorities are balanced across the board from the global to the local level. As an example, we will point to the map of the potential of the settling field, supplemented by human development indices. The map of Public health state in the countries of the World is of interest – the horizontal axis is for the time period, and the vertical one means the values of the public health state index. Its thematic characteristics have been continued over the years at the federal and local levels (Smolensk oblast, RF). They have been continued over the years at the federal and local levels (Smolensk oblast). The oncological block includes estimates of mortality of the population based on the example of various locations of malignant neoplasms, taking into account different age and sex categories, men and women, children, adolescents, urban and rural residents etc. Typological models of various types of cancer were created. The localization of neoplasms according to the dynamics from 1998 to 2008 was studied. The possibilities of characterizing malignant neoplasms using anamorphosis images in a non–Euclidean metric were tested, which convey the connections of thematic content with a graphical basis more clearly (author`s developments). All this enabled creating and using sustainable development models as a basis for National Projects. There is a palette of visualization tools for relevant works. The next step is artificial intelligence, which has been developed by the author since 2000 to form the National Health Projects in Russia