Home – Home – Jornals – Contemporary Problems of Ecology 2003 number 6

The optimization of diversity forest ecosystems monitoring requires new formalized methods of reference-points planning. One of the possible decision this problem is employment of cartographical methods in studies. The block-scheme is developed which provides consecutive analysis of thematic nature maps having the available biological information. An assessment of maps reflecting ecosystems diversity (landscape and geobotanic), is the base block. Other blocks of the thematic maps contain the various information which need for minimization of the reference-point network. For this purpose maps of the unique natural phenomena, maps of the natural influences changing forest condition as well as maps of anthropogenic influences etc are used. A final block of the system is a cartographical project of the reference-point network which generalizes the whole information. For example, on a model territory