The analysis of the current state of weather and climatic conditions and evaluation of their predicted changes for immediate and distant prospect in the drained areas of Ukrainian Polissia region was carried out in the article. The main trends in changes of meteorological characteristics and their possible effect on the conditions of functioning water management and ameliorative objects and complexes as well as on the natural and ameliorative state of drained areas were identified. The research uses a method of predictive-simulation modelling with used predictive assessment models of normalized distribution of the basic meteorological characteristics in the long-term and one-year vegetation context. According to the results of the research it was established that, for today a high variability in meteorological characteristics can lead to the significant deterioration of operation conditions of water management and ameliorative objects and units, as well as natural and ameliorative conditions of drained lands in Polissia region as a whole. Core measures regarding the adaptive potential enhancement and development in the region under the conditions of climate change were examined.
The research paper deals with theoretical and methodological approaches to rational urban land use. Basing on the international scientific research, the authors offer original interpretation of the term «postindustrial land». Taking into account a drastic rapid dynamics of urbanization in large urban agglomerations worldwide and de-industrialization as a trend of urban land-use exemplified by the city of Kyiv in Ukraine a mathematical model of setting the price of postindustrial land with aimed to prediction the efficiency of industrial land transformation was developed in this study.
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