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The paper analyses methodological approaches to the specific use of information technologies when monitoring the urbanized territories of the western part of the Russian Arctic sector. The created monitoring system combines multidisciplinary methods such as remote sensing, GPS geodesy, aerial photography, geodesy, geophysics, digital technologies, and computer modeling. Monitoring observations are performed at 4 levels: satellite (optical, spectral and radar images (ERS), GPS geodesy), air (aerial photography), surface (geodetic measurements, laser and radar scanning) and subsurface (hydrological measurements, seismic tomography and georadar sounding). This allows the monitoring of urbanized territories in a hierarchy from the region as a whole (tens of square kilometres), to individual components and local areas (meters and fractions of meters), taking into account the arctic conditions. An important condition of functional efficiency of the monitoring system for urbanized territories is creation of an information product—computer 3D models of relief and civil and industrial objects. Implementation of the monitoring system on the Kola Peninsula has made it possible to assess natural and man-made risks and create an information basis to ensure industrial and environmental safety of urbanized territories under the arctic conditions.
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Kalashnik, A., Zaporozhets, D. (2023). Information Technologies in Monitoring of Urbanized Territories in the Western Russian Arctic Sector. In: Guda, A. (eds) Networked Control Systems for Connected and Automated Vehicles. NN 2022. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 509. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-11058-0_84
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