Methodology for planning the use of the territory of agricultural land use using digital technologies

The authors propose a methodological sequence for planning the territory of agricultural land use, consisting of sixteen stages. The proposed stages open up broad prospects for the use of modern digital technologies: the Internet of things, robotics, artificial intelligence, big data analysis and e-commerce. The Internet of Things can be used as a source of data from sensors that characterize the state of the soil, the saturation of useful substances, the level of moisture, the development of negative processes such as salinization, carbonate content, etc. Robotics and artificial intelligence are used in part of the widespread use of unmanned aerial and ground equipment, such as UAVs, unmanned tractors, and the processing of information received. Information from modern existing scientific, federal and regional information systems, as well as using remote sensing materials is possible only with the use of methodological approaches to the analysis of big data. For the successful implementation of modern digital technologies in the process of planning the territory of agricultural land use, the author's methodology was presented in the form of an algorithmic sequence.