Research work · 2026
ON THE URBAN PROGRAM OF URBAN PLANNING ACTIVITIES AND THE CREATION OF A GEOINFORMATION ELECTRONIC URBAN PLANNING CADASTRAL SYSTEM OF KRYVYI RIH: ESSENCE, STRUCTURE, AND EXPECTED RESULTS
Urban development and spatial planning
Abstract
The contemporary development of Ukrainian cities takes place under conditions of increasing technogenic, environmental, and geodynamic risks, which are especially characteristic of large industrial centers. Kryvyi Rih, as a city with a powerful mining and metallurgical complex, is characterized by a high level of spatial heterogeneity, surface deformations, and transformation of industrial and residential areas. Under such conditions, traditional approaches to urban planning and documentation management prove to be insufficient for effective territorial development management and ensuring public safety. The article addresses the problem of forming and implementing an integrated system for managing urban development based on geoinformation technologies and an electronic urban planning cadastre (EUPC). From a theoretical perspective, urban development management is interpreted as a multilevel system that combines territorial condition monitoring, forecasting of natural and technogenic risks, regulation of development, and integration of spatial and statistical data to support managerial decision-making. A key role in this system is played by the electronic urban planning cadastre, which ensures centralized collection, processing, and use of data on land use, development, engineering networks, and the environmental and technogenic state of the city.The aim of the study is to analyze the content, structure, and effectiveness of the Municipal Urban Planning Activity Program and the creation of a geoinformation-based electronic urban planning cadastre system of Kryvyi Rih for 2004–2028 as a tool for strategic territorial development management. Based on regulatory and legal analysis, systemic and comparative approaches, as well as comparison with the practices of Kyiv and Dnipro, the scientific and practical significance of the digitalization of urban planning processes is substantiated. The obtained results can be used by local self-government authorities to improve planning efficiency, risk management, and sustainable development of industrial cities in Ukraine.