Abstract: Efficient management of spatial development within the available normative framework and institutional organization, includes a coordinated participation of a large number of stakeholders, fundamental knowledge of all important spatial features, and the existence of a developed information base (database and system of indicators). Spatial Information system is a basic instrument for monitoring the spatial conditions, development tendencies, management and conduction of appropriate actions. In order to respond to these requirements, the spatial information system should be integrated with other sectoral information systems and databases at the national, regional and local level.
Areas which are featured by extensive lignite exploitation, have been characterised by significant structural changes in spatial development, which are manifested in terms of the use of space (large land encompass - a permanent change in land-use), socio-economic transformations, concentration of acti...vities and jobs, transformation in the network of settlements, environmental impacts (degradation of natural resources, ecosystem change, pollution of the air, water, soil, etc.). Dynamic changes in the lignite basins which are caused by the development of mining and related/supporting functions may be directed according to development of a dynamic and continuous planning process and research. In that sense, information system for the purposes of planning and management of development, should be adapted to dynamic changes in the basin, as well as to the dynamics of planning, research, programming, design and control of development and regeneration of the area. Formation of an information system for lignite basin creates a common framework for the development, implementation and monitoring of spatial and urban development plans and implementation of mining - energy plans / programs and investment- technical documentation.
The paper gives an overview of the spatial information system, sectoral coordination and synchronization of activities, as well as the concept of an information system for planning in the lignite basins.
Keywords:
spatial development / management / lignite basins / information systems / planning / indicators
Source:
Prostroni, socijalni i ekološki aspekti održivofg razvoja u velikim ugljenim basenima, 2010, 61, 203-222
Publisher:
Beograd : Institut za arhitekturu i urbanizam Srbije
TY - CHAP
AU - Jokić, Vesna
AU - Mirjanić, Zoran
PY - 2010
UR - http://raumplan.iaus.ac.rs/handle/123456789/778
AB - Abstract: Efficient management of spatial development within the available normative framework and institutional organization, includes a coordinated participation of a large number of stakeholders, fundamental knowledge of all important spatial features, and the existence of a developed information base (database and system of indicators). Spatial Information system is a basic instrument for monitoring the spatial conditions, development tendencies, management and conduction of appropriate actions. In order to respond to these requirements, the spatial information system should be integrated with other sectoral information systems and databases at the national, regional and local level.
Areas which are featured by extensive lignite exploitation, have been characterised by significant structural changes in spatial development, which are manifested in terms of the use of space (large land encompass - a permanent change in land-use), socio-economic transformations, concentration of activities and jobs, transformation in the network of settlements, environmental impacts (degradation of natural resources, ecosystem change, pollution of the air, water, soil, etc.). Dynamic changes in the lignite basins which are caused by the development of mining and related/supporting functions may be directed according to development of a dynamic and continuous planning process and research. In that sense, information system for the purposes of planning and management of development, should be adapted to dynamic changes in the basin, as well as to the dynamics of planning, research, programming, design and control of development and regeneration of the area. Formation of an information system for lignite basin creates a common framework for the development, implementation and monitoring of spatial and urban development plans and implementation of mining - energy plans / programs and investment- technical documentation.
The paper gives an overview of the spatial information system, sectoral coordination and synchronization of activities, as well as the concept of an information system for planning in the lignite basins.
PB - Beograd : Institut za arhitekturu i urbanizam Srbije
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T1 - Koncept informacionog sistema za potrebe planiranja na području lignitskih basena
T1 - The Concept of Information System for Planning in the Lignite Basins
IS - 61
SP - 203
EP - 222
ER -
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Areas which are featured by extensive lignite exploitation, have been characterised by significant structural changes in spatial development, which are manifested in terms of the use of space (large land encompass - a permanent change in land-use), socio-economic transformations, concentration of activities and jobs, transformation in the network of settlements, environmental impacts (degradation of natural resources, ecosystem change, pollution of the air, water, soil, etc.). Dynamic changes in the lignite basins which are caused by the development of mining and related/supporting functions may be directed according to development of a dynamic and continuous planning process and research. In that sense, information system for the purposes of planning and management of development, should be adapted to dynamic changes in the basin, as well as to the dynamics of planning, research, programming, design and control of development and regeneration of the area. Formation of an information system for lignite basin creates a common framework for the development, implementation and monitoring of spatial and urban development plans and implementation of mining - energy plans / programs and investment- technical documentation.
The paper gives an overview of the spatial information system, sectoral coordination and synchronization of activities, as well as the concept of an information system for planning in the lignite basins.",
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Jokić, V.,& Mirjanić, Z.. (2010). Koncept informacionog sistema za potrebe planiranja na području lignitskih basena. in Prostroni, socijalni i ekološki aspekti održivofg razvoja u velikim ugljenim basenima
Beograd : Institut za arhitekturu i urbanizam Srbije.(61), 203-222.
Jokić V, Mirjanić Z. Koncept informacionog sistema za potrebe planiranja na području lignitskih basena. in Prostroni, socijalni i ekološki aspekti održivofg razvoja u velikim ugljenim basenima. 2010;(61):203-222..
Jokić, Vesna, Mirjanić, Zoran, "Koncept informacionog sistema za potrebe planiranja na području lignitskih basena" in Prostroni, socijalni i ekološki aspekti održivofg razvoja u velikim ugljenim basenima, no. 61 (2010):203-222.
