Nowadays GIS (Geographical Information System) is more and more becoming a part of everyday life, it appears as a well applicable, concrete tool in the hands of researchers and participants of economic life. Due to this fact GIS applications are becoming more and more specific, and with the help of the wide-ranging applications of these tools independent fields of research and application are being outlined. However, GIS results and tools that can be available in a wider and wider range can be adopted in different ways in different subfields. One of these special applications is GIS-based monitoring systems used in recultivation.