Assessment of anthropogenic load and ecosystem stability in the land cadastre zoning of megacities

Abstract

With the increasing number of megacities, the constant expansion of their borders, and the often chaotic, unreasonable land-use planning, even those sites with potential recreational use suffer from enormous anthropogenic pressure. Defining the limits of ecosystem stability is one of the most important scientific research, which allows setting permissible anthropogenic impact in the land cadastre zoning of megacities. This investigation presents the integral assessment of net anthropogenic load on the environment and boundaries of the natural soil geochemical background change.