New approaches and geoinformation means to solve ecological problems of technogenically loaded territories

In order to fulfill Ukraine’s commitments to the world community on climate change prevention, it is necessary to adhere to the signed documents on the development of renewable energy, modernization of enterprises in the fuel and energy sector, various waste management strategies etc. Therefore, it is important to develop software that allows solving problems of visual analysis of the dynamics of the ecological condition of territorial systems and determining the limits of stability of individual territories. It is also important to improve the skills of specialists, in particular employees of ministries, enterprises and organizations responsible for making decisions to reduce the negative impact on the environment and training future professionals in this area. The aim of the article is to study the peculiarities of the use of software for sustainable development and to outline areas for professional development of specialists responsible for decision making process in energy, environmental and related fields. Scientific novelty. The authors substantiate the structural approach to assessing the ecological condition of technogenic areas and propose new forms of presentation of monitoring data on technogenic loads and risks, reflecting the dynamics of the ecological situation in the time of informative features. In conclusion, the article emphasizes that it is important to implement software tools to support management decisions in the process of professional development in energy, environmental and related fields. This meets modern world requirements for the training of specialists of the new technological era and will contribute to the implementation of the concept of society sustainable development. Having mastered such software, specialists will be able to: identify previously unknown relationships between environmental parameters and impact factors; identify and predict hidden trends and patterns of environmental processes ( including threat factors; systematize and integrate data on the state of the environment; develop optimization recommendations in energy, environmental and related fields; visualize the results of analysis, and to prepare preliminary reports and drafts of management decisions etc.