In the past decades, debates about urbanization highlight the concern with the environment, the renewal of traditional tools for urban planning, and the need to use new techniques in order to monitor and assess urban expansion. The utilization of Geoinformatic techniques made the obtainment, storage, updating, recovery, and crossing of the data efficient. The results show that the use of these techniques is efficient in the survey of natural resources and human activities, development of en-vironmental georeferred databanks, monitoring of environmental changes, and planning of land use and occupation.
geoinformatic; urban planning; environment