The Regional Environmental Centre For Central Asia Alexandr Nikolayenko Information Manager The Management System of Central Asia Territories on the Basis.

The Regional Environmental CentreFor Central Asia

Alexandr Nikolayenko Information Manager

The Management System of Central Asia

Territories on the Basis of theSpatial Data in GIS

Technologies Format

CAREC’s Mission

• to provide a framework for cooperation for E&SD between governments, NGOs and business at local, national and regional levels

• to promote public participation

What is the CAREC?What is the CAREC?

Independent, non-for-profit and non-political Independent, non-for-profit and non-political organisationorganisation, created by the decision of the Pan-, created by the decision of the Pan-European Ministerial Conference (Aarhus, 1998)European Ministerial Conference (Aarhus, 1998)

The Centres are working on intersectoral approach for The Centres are working on intersectoral approach for Environmental and SD programmesEnvironmental and SD programmes

Together with REC’s in Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Ukraine, MoldovaTogether with REC’s in Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Ukraine, MoldovaCAREC makes a networkCAREC makes a network

Governments, NGOs, Business, Scientists and donors Governments, NGOs, Business, Scientists and donors are in the Boards and Advisory Councils. Staffed by are in the Boards and Advisory Councils. Staffed by the people of the regions the people of the regions

CARECs supported by host 5 governments, EU, UNDP CARECs supported by host 5 governments, EU, UNDP and USand US

WSSD: CAREC’s competence

• to finalize the Central Asian progress review of the Agenda-21

• to create Database on SD for Central Asia

• to prepare the Central Asian Agenda-21

• to support the CA SD Convention

• to support the CA position in WSSD

• to support the public participation

• Fund raising  

Environmental Problems in CA

• Crisis of Aral Sea Basin (disaster of ecosystem)

• Land degradation

• Redaction of biodiversity

• Degradation of Mountain Ecosystems

• Caspian Sea Ecosystem degradation

• Negative consequences of Climate Change

• Transboundary pollution

Links of the CA ProblemsMain objectives of the CA SD Initiative

to establish governments’ and sectors’ partnership in the process

of development and implementation

of the Central Asian SD Strategy

and CA Convention

with the focus on the ecosystem degradation, poverty, health

Conflicts, terrorism

PovertyEnvironmental Crisis

Degradation of ecosystems

Drop of trust

Reduction of resources

Reduction ofproductivity

Governance and Conflict of interests

Links of the CA Problems

Assessment of resources

Public participation

Information, Analyses

Assessment of ecosystems

Assessment of consumption

Education

The Management System of Central Asia Territories

SD Priorities of CA

Concept of the Management System of Central Asia Territories

For a Management System creation it is necessary:

Satellite images Satellite images Spatial data

in GIS formatSpatial data

in GIS format

Model of further development of the situationModel of further development of the situation

Assessment of real situationAssessment of real situation

Management System of the nature territoriesManagement System of the nature territories

Structure of GIS for Kazakhstan

Topographic basisScale 1:1000000

Coverage:

• Boundary Administration District

• Human Population

• Rivers & Canals

• Seas & Lakes

• Roads & Railroads

• Elevation

ResourcesCoverage:

• Climate

• Geology

• Landscapes

• Relief

• Soils

• Vegetation

• Tectonic

• Geomorphology

• HydrogeologySocial & DemographyCoverage:

• Oblasts

• Districts

• Cities

Ecosystems

Coverage:

• Nature Zones

• Classes of Relief

• Types of Relief

• Types of Soils

• Composition of Soils

• Types of Vegetation

• Types of Rangelands

• Forage Productivity of

Rangelands

ClimateNatural Resources

Relief

VegetationNatural Resources

Natural Resources Rangelands map of

Kazakhstan

Productivity of rangeland (kg/ha) NDVI of rangeland

Relationship between Productivity and NDVI of summer for 20 Nature Zones of Kazakstan

NDVI (Summer)

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125 130 135 140 145 150 155 160 165

R=.85937Variance explained: 73.852%

z=(-152.026)+(6.846746)*x+(-13.274)*y

278.76 322.461 366.162 409.863 453.563 497.264 540.965 584.666 628.366 672.067 above

R=.84804 Variance explained: 71.917%

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FORAGE PRODUCTIVITY,

TEMPERATURE AND NDVI FOR THE 20 NATURE ZONES OF KAZAKSTAN

Using Spatial Data for modeling of forage productivity

The Averege NDVI of 1992 -1996 years for point # 45

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1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35

Time(each 10 days)

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NDVI

Полиномиальный (NDVI)

The Averege NDVI of 1992 -1996 years for point # 2

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Time(each 10 days)

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NDVI

Полиномиальный (NDVI)

The Point Data having the information on real productivity and NDVI data

The modeling result

The Model block for the territories management

The data Base of spatial data and satellite imagine

The Management System creationwill be supporting:

Correct Assessment of real situation

Correct Assessment of factors having an impact on nature territories and situation

Correct Interpretation of possible crises

Model of further development of the situation

Chance to accept the correct decisions

Thank you for your attention!

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