Development of a technology for geoinformation modelling of forest ecosystems (part 1)

Author:

Vagizov Marsel1

Affiliation:

1. Institute of Forestry and Nature Management, St. Petersburg State Forestry University named after S.М. Kirov

Abstract

The article discusses the methodological support for the process of geoinformation modelling of the forest ecosystem. The tasks of geoinformation modelling are described. The principle of construction of a specific geoinformation system based on the territory of the object under study is proposed. Faults of forest ecosystem modelling processes are considered as well as possible solutions. The author has formed basic attributes of geoinformation modelling of forests on the basis of computer modelling taking into account the necessity of filling the models with attributive information.

Publisher

Federal State Budgetary Institution - All-Russian Research Geological Oil Institute

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