The implication of GIS mapping in agriculture and land monitoring for environmental policy development

June 15, 2026Open Access

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The aim is to analyze historical and future trends in plant biodiversity using GIS mapping in Italian mountain regions.
Utilized generalized dissimilarity modeling (GDMs) for assessing plant assemblage dissimilarity based on geographical and ecological factors.
Created spatially explicit maps from data collected between 1990 and 2020 across three protected mountain areas in Italy.
Analyzed the impact of land cover changes on plant diversity using remote sensing data.
Identified significant changes in species composition related to land cover alterations.
Mapped areas with the greatest impact on regional plant diversity.
Quantified consequences of vegetation change for ecological health in the studied regions.

Interdisciplinary study models vegetation change trends in Italian rewilded mountain areas, suggesting insights for policy development.

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Polina Lemenkova (2026) studied this question.

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