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Information × Registration Number 0225U005059, (0124U002053) , R & D reports Title Resilience and potential of restoring the agrarian sphere of territorial communities of the Kyiv Prydniprovia region, affected by Russian aggression popup.stage_title Оцінка резильєнтності та потенціалу відновлення аграрної сфери окремих територіальних громад Київського Придніпров'я, що постраждали від російської агресії на основі отриманих даних при використанні інструментів ГІС Head Anatolii S. Kushnir, Кандидат географічних наук Registration Date 24-12-2025 Organization Institute of Geography of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine popup.description1 The purpose of the work is to assess the resilience and potential of the restoration of the agrarian sphere of certain territorial communities of the Kyiv Prydniprovia region affected by Russian aggression. popup.description2 ABSTRACT Report on the research: 123 p., 66 fig., 15 tables, 44 sources. AGRICULTURAL SPHERE, RESILIENCE, GIS, BOMBTURBATION, CONSEQUENCES OF MILITARY ACTIONS The object of the study is the agricultural sphere of selected territorial communities of the Kyiv Prydniprovye region, while the subject is the assessment of the resilience of the agricultural sector of these communities under the impact of Russian military aggression. The research is based on general scientific methods (analysis, synthesis, modeling), interdisciplinary and specific scientific approaches, including mathematical and statistical methods (index, rating, cluster and correlation analysis), interview surveys, comparative geographical analysis, cartographic methods, and geospatial analysis using GIS technologies. The study provides a comprehensive assessment of the resilience of the agricultural sector in war-affected territorial communities of the Kyiv Prydniprovye, taking into account natural, economic and social factors. Field research data, open information sources and remote sensing materials were used to identify damage to agricultural land and changes in land use structure. GIS-based map schemes were developed to visualize spatial patterns of soil cover disturbance, including bombturbation, as well as key socio-economic characteristics of individual communities. Laboratory analyses of soil samples collected from explosion craters revealed varying levels of heavy metal and biogenic element contamination, indicating heterogeneous environmental impacts of military actions. Armed conflict significantly affected demographic processes, labor resources, agricultural practices and household-level farming strategies. An original methodology for analyzing agricultural transformations and assessing sectoral resilience was developed and tested. The main research results are presented in the web application: https://agrokyivprydnipro-resilience.hub.arcgis.com/. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2025-12-24 Close