INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION AND GLOBAL COMPETENCE AS CATALYSTS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN TERRITORIAL COMMUNITIES

Abstract

One of the pressing issues regarding the application and use of geoinformation technologies and electronic geodetic equipment for research and monitoring of the spread of invasive plants in modern, predominantly anthropogenic landscapes of the Haivoron territorial community is considered. The results obtained contribute to a deeper understanding of the interaction of invasive plants with the surrounding anthropogenic environment. Attention is drawn to the application of modern remote sensing methods, which are widely used to assess changes in the spread of invasive flora. The use of these technologies makes it possible to analyze the spectral characteristics of plants in detail, which significantly increases the accuracy of detecting invasive species in the structure of anthropogenic landscapes of territorial communities.