Analysis of branch information with the application of blockway – technologies for the purpose of regulating anthropogenic load on environmental protected territory
Journal Title: Формування ринкових відносин в Україні. Збірник наукових праць - Year 2019, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
Subject of research – a set of organizational and economic relations arising in the process of managing the resource potential of natural territories protected by special law. The purpose of writing the article is the development of scientific methodological and practical recommendations for improving the management of special territories of the tourist and recreational sphere. Methodology of work – system–structural, comparative analysis and analysis of industry information with the use of monochrome block technologies (in studying the problems of functioning of the economic potential of natural territories protected by a special law); economic analysis (in assessing the state and dynamics of the economic potential of natural territories protected by a special law); modeling and forecasting (in the process of studying the dynamics of the development of resource potential of nature protection areas of the tourist and recreational sphere). Results of work –the conceptual and theoretical bases of analysis of tourist–recreational potential of any territorial biocenoses are determined taking into account the international experience in the sphere of tourism and digital transformations; systematized approaches to the study and assessment of tourism– recreational potential under changed conditions; metrics were created and the mechanism for collecting material on the tourism resources of the study areas, including specially protected natural areas, was determined (SPNA); the methodology and methodology of research of substances of artificial ("civilization") origin are theoretically substantiated; blockade and GIS technologies in optimizing tourism activities for the purpose of preserving biological potential; blockade technology in the analysis of industry information in order to optimize anthropogenic load on protected areas and preserve their biological potential. Conclusions – the system of scientific principles for managing tourism and recreational resources of protected areas, the tourism and recreation sphere will allow identifying unused reserves, and also includes methods, tools and directions for solving the tasks of strategic development of the potential of natural territories protected by a special law.
Authors and Affiliations
L. G. SHMORGUN, V. P. KOLESNIKOVICH
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