Received 24.06.2025
Revised 20.10.2025
Accepted 15.12.2025
Retrieved from Iss. 118, P. 2, 2025
Pages 138 -147
Abstract
The article proves the relevance and achieves the goal of forming directions for the development and implementation of geoinformation support for soil conditions in the system of territorial organisation. The following tasks have been solved: identification of factors characterising soil conditions in the system of territorial organisation; determination of geoinformation support for soil conditions in the system of territorial organisation; characterisation of directions for the development and implementation of geoinformation support for soil conditions in the system of territorial organisation. To study the state of soils and ensure geospatial mapping, a theoretical and methodological platform for soil science has been built. The current state of soils is determined by the growth of negative influences on them, mechanical, physical, and military factors, which leads to a decrease in the quality of land resources. The condition and use of soils in the system of territorial organisation is influenced by a system of factors: spatial, functional, environmental, technological, organisational, and investment. An assessment of the factors and an integral indicator of the level of formation of geoinformation support for soil condition in the system of territorial organisation by region was carried out. The study found that organisational factors have the greatest impact on the level of geoinformation support for soil condition in the system of territorial organisation by region. The highest values of this indicator were found in the Kyiv and Lviv regions. The assessment revealed an insignificant level of formation of geoinformation support for soil condition in the system of territorial organisation by region. The lowest values of the generalising criterion were determined in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, which is due to the impact of the Russian Federation's aggression. In addition, the value of the integral indicator indicates a low level of research, information provision, and the use of geoinformation systems to characterise soil conditions in the system of territorial organisation by region. Geoinformation provision on soil conditions in the system of territorial organisation by region has been developed.
Keywords:
soil science, geographic information systems, geographic information support, geospatial data infrastructure, soil types, land use planning, factor assessment, monitoringOn the national geospatial data infrastructure. Law of Ukraine of 31.12.2023 554-IX.
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