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In order to increase the effectiveness of the monitoring and evaluation system of the state's military and political situation for the realization of national interests in the face of various types of threats, it is necessary to improve the models of the information-monitoring system of national security. In the absence of relevant scientific developments in Ukraine, the issue of constructing a model for monitoring and evaluating the information space remains relevant. Therefore, in the course of research, the use of the cluster spatiotemporal model is justified, which makes it possible to formalize masses of geospatial and attributive information. The use of the results of theoretical research will allow us to approach the development of a model for monitoring the information space of the security and defense sector. The necessity of model development, estimation and forecasting of the military-political situation and the development of models and methods for its assessment and forecasting in the interests of carrying out strategic operations by the state apparatus and the Armed Forces of Ukraine are determined. The article deals with the essence, content and problem issues of the use of modern geographic information systems for assessing the military-political situation.

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2019-05-15
2024-04-19

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Application of modern geoinformation systems on the evaluation of military-political situation
Conference Proceedings 2019, 1 (2019); https://doi.org/10.3997/2214-4609.201902075
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