APPLYING GIS AND REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGY TO BUILD A MAP SYSTEM FOR ADAPTING AGRICULTURAL ECOSYSTEMS TO CLIMATE CHANGE

Abstract

The Article's results have established a system of various types of maps for the study area, including: topographic maps, land use maps, ecosystem maps, and soil maps. The construction of this map system, combined with field surveys of agricultural ecological models, contributes to a visual assessment of the advantages of the areas within the study forest, thereby enabling managers to propose solutions for climate change-adaptive ecosystems through the analysis of GIS and remote sensing data.