Modeling the Territorial Structure Dynamics is the internal organization of a biogeocenosis, determined by combinations of factors such as vegetation composition, age, characteristics of the underlying surface, microclimatic features, etc. Changes in the structure of the natural complex over space and time are referred to as landscape dynamics.


Why study the structure and dynamics of natural complexes?

Modeling the Territorial Structure Dynamics is necessary for implementing preventive measures to protect plants and animals, ecological monitoring, identifying factors influencing landscape changes, and more.

Работник

Goals and Objectives of Modeling the Territorial Structure Dynamics:

The goal of modeling the territorial structure dynamics is to obtain information about the composition and changes in the terrain over space and time. The information obtained during the study can be used for the following tasks:

  • Building a model of soil-landscape relationships;
  • Environmental monitoring;
  • Determining the boundaries of especially protected natural territories (EPT);
  • Monitoring the dynamics of valuable landscapes within EPT;
  • Creating thematic maps for recreational or nature conservation purposes;
  • Territorial planning;
  • Construction of logistical elements;
  • Modeling environmental situations.

Advantages of Using Remote Sensing Data in Studying Natural Complexes

Currently, remote sensing data is the only source of continuous and multi-temporal information available for almost all regions of the world. The availability of multispectral information allows the analysis of territories in various channel combinations, which can effectively distinguish areas with different structures of natural complexes.

Prices for services

Activities Free / Cost per unit of measurement
Consultation Free
Order of Images from 8 to 200 USD per 1 km2 depending on the type of imagery (archive-new, mono-stereo, resolution)*
Contour Delineation Cost is calculated based on the method of digitizing contours and the area of the studied territory. Different costs for creating and updating contours.
Attribute Table Filling Cost depends on the complexity of the natural complexes and the number of contours.
Execution Time From 5 working days (depending on the volume, complexity category, availability of archive imagery)

The price of studying the structure and dynamics of natural complexes depends on the cost of the ordered images and the complexity of the task (number of images for the area of interest, need for attribute table filling, complexity category of the work area, number of years to determine the dynamics) and is calculated individually for each customer.

The cost of execution is calculated on an individual basis, taking into account a specific of task.

After receiving the task description, we calculate the cost and send you a commercial offer.

Period of execution

Harmonization of terms of reference: from 1 to 5 days*
Contract conclusion: from 1 to 5 days

Contract execution: from 5 days **

TOTAL TIME: from 6 days*

** working days
** from the date of receipt of 100% advance payment

The terms of studying the structure and dynamics of natural complexes depend on the cost of the ordered images and complexity of execution (the number of images per area of interest, the need to fill in the attribute table, the category of complexity of the area of work, the number of years to determine the dynamics) and is calculated individually for each customer.

How to place an order:

  1. STEP №1: Submit an application on the website with the following information:
    • Location of the area of interest (coordinates, district name, region, shapefile, etc.);
    • The task for which the study of the structure and dynamics of natural complexes is required;
    • Available auxiliary data for determining the structure (field descriptions, point samples, etc.);
    • The period for which the dynamics need to be examined.
  2. STEP №2: Agreement on technical specifications and cost:
    • Specify which images will be used: commercial or free. If commercial, standard conditions apply. If free, indicate that the work will be based on remote sensing data with a spatial resolution of 10m;
    • Correction of input and output data.
  3. STEP №3: Contract signing and commencement of work
    • Timeframe: 5 working days from the date of receiving 100% advance payment for remote sensing data - payment is only accepted via bank transfer. The remaining payment will be made after the completion of the service.

We collaborate with individuals, legal entities, individual entrepreneurs, government and municipal authorities, foreign customers, etc.

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Stages of service provision

Stage № 0 (BEFORE the contract is signed):

  • Determining the dates and parameters of the desired imagery (period of imagery, type of imagery);
  • Defining the research objective;
  • Checking the availability of archival remote sensing data within the area of interest;
  • Verifying the selected archival images to meet the customer's requirements;
  • Submitting a request to the operators for new imagery acquisition (if necessary).

RESULT: possibility (YES/NO) of providing the service


Stage № 1 (BEFORE the contract is signed):

  • Agreeing with the customer on the existing remote sensing data available in the operators' archives;
  • Clarifying the available data provided by the customer (land boundaries, cadastral numbers, field descriptions);
  • Agreeing with the customer, if needed, on the satellite from which the new imagery will be acquired, as well as the timing and parameters of the new imagery;
  • Agreeing with the customer (if necessary) on the requirements for the reference system and projection of the final deliverables;
  • Final determination of the labor and material costs, agreeing on delivery timeframes and costs;
  • If necessary, proposing work with free data.

RESULT: signed contract


Stage № 2 (contract execution):

  1. Receiving 100% advance payment for remote sensing data;
  2. Ordering satellite imagery;
  3. Input control of remote sensing data;
  4. Orthotransformation of images and creation of seamless orthomosaic (if necessary);
  5. Digitization of polygons;
  6. Data export in the agreed format.

RESULT: vector file with land boundaries. Upon providing additional information by the customer, the attribute table will be generated.

The result of the provision of services

In the basic option, the customer receives a vector layer containing the boundaries of the land areas of interest. Upon agreement, the contours can include attribute information about the structure of the relevant natural complexes (PC). If the customer wishes to obtain information about dynamics, a vector layer with boundaries for each year of interest is also provided. Situations where the customer has additional requirements (e.g., having all data in one vector layer or creating a separate layer with pieces that changed over time) are discussed individually.

Vector formats: ArcGIS SHP, Google KML, GeoJSON.

Attribute information can be provided separately as an Excel file or as attribute information within the shapefile.


Requirements for Source Information

Accurate geographical coordinates of the object in the required coordinate system.

If it is not possible to provide the specified information, details about the purpose of using remote sensing materials should be provided. Specialists from "GEO INNTER" LLC will analyze the requirements and propose an optimal solution to the problem.

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Zazulyak Evgeny Leonidovich
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Zazulyak Evgeny Leonidovich
Engineer, 28 years of experience, Education - Moscow Topographic Polytechnic Technical School, St. Petersburg Higher Military Topographic Command School named after Army General A.I. Antonov, Military Engineering University named after V.V. Kuibyshev. Kuibyshev Military Engineering University.

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FAQ

  • area of interest (location / coordinates of the object in any convenient form, and area of the object);
  • a specific problem to be solved using the structure and dynamics of natural complexes.
100% prepayment by invoice after signing the contract.
A natural territorial complex (NTC) is a territory possessing a certain unity of nature conditioned by common origin and history of development, originality of geographical location and modern processes operating within its boundaries.
From six working days. Terms of studying the structure and dynamics of natural complexes depend on the cost of ordered images and complexity of execution.
Under the natural-territorial complex it is accepted to mean a certain system, which was formed due to the interaction of various elements of nature. The connection between the subjects of the PTC (water, air, vegetation, etc.) consists in their mutual exchange of energy and material elements. At the same time, the natural complex of a certain territory is capable of both destruction and restoration. It does it independently under the influence of human actions.

On Earth, both in the oceans and on continents, there exists a diversity of components that together form an extremely complex system of natural-territorial complexes. The key points are as follows:

  • The formation of each complex took billions of years, and on land, this process was influenced by various components such as plants and climate.
  • The geographical shell plays the role of the highest level, existing only within the boundaries of our planet.
  • Natural-territorial complexes follow a hierarchy, representing a clear system: from the simplest, such as a ravine, to the most complex - the geographical shell.
  • Natural-territorial complexes are classified into conditional groups. Complete complexes contain all components, for example, water, air, flora, and fauna. Incomplete complexes are systems where one of the components is missing. For example, for marine plants, the seabed, where air is absent, is a familiar habitat.
Modeling territorial structure dynamics in urban planning is crucial for understanding how cities evolve over time. It helps identify trends, anticipate future changes, and informs decision-making processes related to infrastructure development, land use planning, and resource allocation.
GIS plays a pivotal role in modeling territorial structure dynamics by allowing planners to analyze spatial data, visualize patterns, and simulate scenarios. It enables the integration of diverse data sources, such as land use, demographics, and transportation networks, to provide a comprehensive understanding of territorial dynamics.
Several factors are critical, including population growth, economic trends, technological advancements, environmental considerations, and policy changes. Integrating these factors into models helps anticipate shifts in land use patterns, transportation needs, and urban development.
Modeling helps assess the environmental impact of urban growth, enabling planners to implement sustainable practices. It aids in optimizing infrastructure, promoting efficient land use, and identifying opportunities for green spaces, contributing to environmentally friendly and resilient cities.
Community input is essential for accurate modeling. Engaging with residents and stakeholders helps gather local knowledge, preferences, and concerns. This participatory approach ensures that models align with community needs, fostering inclusive and responsive urban planning.

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