USE OF GEOINFORMATION SYSTEMS WHEN CARRYING OUT LAND MANAGEMENT WORK

This article discusses the use of geographic information systems when carrying out land management work. Organization of research work on the problems of land management, land monitoring and development of the state land cadastre; development of federal regional interregional programs for land reform. Land management activities are determined by land reform, streamlining, organizing rational use, protecting lands within the boundaries of rural settlements and limiting them from other places. The central apparatus includes structural units for organizing and financing land reform, state control over the use and protection of land; economic stimulation; state land cadastre; information support for land reform and monitoring; land management; land use forecasting and state land management expertise; innovation programs; logistics; external and inter-republican relations; legal and cadastral support for land reform; carries out its activities in organizing and conducting topographic-geodetic, cartographic, soil and other survey and design work. Ensures the maintenance of the land cadastre and land monitoring, the development of working projects for the improvement and protection of agricultural lands, scientific support for the implementation of land reform and other issues, and also provides for organizational, legal, instructional and methodological, land management, scientific and methodological, personnel, material and technical and financial support for land reform. The introduction of information systems for the full implementation of these land management processes contributes to obtaining the most suitable options for solving problems using automated methods, intelligent and expert systems. They also provide a reduction in the daily workload of operators by automating the processes of generating reliable information in a reusable environment.