GEOSPATIAL POTENTIAL OF THE TERRITORY

This article presents an analysis of the territory's geospatial potential. It identifies the natural and artificial connections that shape territorial sustainability. It identifies a set of social, natural, human, economic, political, and cultural ties that regulate the foundations of the territory's social reproduction. A comparison of the development of geospatial contexts in the Siberian Federal District from 2015 to 2025 is presented. The article also presents the results of a survey of residents of the Siberian Federal District to examine their perceptions of the territory's geospatial development prospects. Different types of perceptions of geospatial development, their qualitative characteristics, and the formal possibilities for revealing each of the presented types (agglomeration, population dynamics, natural-infrastructure) are highlighted. Qualitative indicators for assessing geospatial development prospects depending on the age of Siberian Federal District residents are identified. The purposes of developing geospatial potential are also outlined. Conclusions are formulated regarding the prospects for geospatial development in the Siberian Federal District and the population's willingness to participate in the implementation of this direction of state policy, as well as the population's expectations regarding migration from the Siberian Federal District.