Geo-Energetic Assessment and Optimisation of Emergent Effects of the Natural-Anthropogenic Landscape

Abstract

The purpose is to form a concept for geo-energetic assessment and optimisation of emergent effects of a selected site in the forest-steppe landscape of Pridnestrovia. Materials and methods. The main content of the study is the author's methodology of the geo-energetic approach. Results and discussion. As a result of the study, the emergent effect of options for restoration and optimization of oak forests in Pridnestrovia has been evaluated. Total anthropogenic load on forest geosystems, tension of ecological and economic condition of the forest complex were calculated, geoenergetic flows and qualitative characteristics of the landscape were analyzed. Conclusions. The geoenergetic assessment of optimised emergent effects of forests and soils has been proposed. The results are mapped and typologised, and the energy interactions of natural and anthropogenic systems and the sustainable geoenergetic growth of optimised emergent effects are identified.