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Territorial Planning

The spatial analysis of anthropic-natural processes and elements on the territory through the spatialization, georeferencing and systematization of information in Geographic Information Systems, always accompanied by field work, has now taken a relevant place when taking decision and also on environmental analysis.

The spatial analysis of anthropic-natural processes and elements on the territory through the spatialization, georeferencing and systematization of information in Geographic Information Systems, always accompanied by field work, has now taken a relevant place when taking decision and also on environmental analysis.


  • Identification and analysis of changes on land use and coverage.
  • Analysis of the relationship of uses and land cover and sectoral planning instruments (PRC – PRI – PRM – ZOIT – Protected areas)
  • Identification of risks, threats and vulnerability through a GIS platform
    Integrated analysis (physical – socioeconomic) of watersheds through the SIG platform
  • Spatial analysis of sectoral planning instruments
  • Modeling and analysis of overlapping information platforms on a GIS platform with spatial and territorial information (geology – hydrology – geomorphology – slopes – altitudes – land cover and uses – etc.)
  • Development of territorial planning processes incorporating biophysical and ecosystem aspects (ecological functions and ecosystem services)
  • Identification and analysis of changes on land use and coverage.
  • Analysis of the relationship of uses and land cover and sectoral planning instruments (PRC – PRI – PRM – ZOIT – Protected areas)
  • Identification of risks, threats and vulnerability through a GIS platform
    Integrated analysis (physical – socioeconomic) of watersheds through the SIG platform
  • Spatial analysis of sectoral planning instruments
  • Modeling and analysis of overlapping information platforms on a GIS platform with spatial and territorial information (geology – hydrology – geomorphology – slopes – altitudes – land cover and uses – etc.)
  • Development of territorial planning processes incorporating biophysical and ecosystem aspects (ecological functions and ecosystem services)