Assessment of Potential Forest Biomass Resource on the Basis of Data of Air Laser Scanning

Kuzyakina, M. V.; Gura, Dmitry; Секисов, Александр; Granik, Nikolay

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-19868-8_41

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“…Toxic substances, such as oxides of nitrogen, sulfur, carbon, deposited on droplets of fog, form acids, which, together with the inhaled air, penetrate the human respiratory tract. As a result, asthma attacks, lack of air, cardiovascular diseases may occur [20][21][22][23][24][25]. People with chronic diseases of the lungs, heart, elderly and children are especially sensitive to such adverse conditions.…”

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Pollution of urbanized territories by motor transport using the example of the Republic of North Ossetia - Alani

2020

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According to numerous studies, even with a relatively low level of exposure to adverse environmental factors, risk of health deterioration may occur. Both the amount of harmful emissions and their chemical composition directly affect the level of air pollution. The article considers the issues of environmental pollution of an urbanized area by automobile exhausts. The most polluted city is Vladikavkaz that is the capital of the Republic. There the main stationary sources of pollution are located and the largest number of vehicles is concentrated. The dynamics of increasing the number of vehicles in the city of Vladikavkaz over the past 10 years and a corresponding increase in harmful emissions from combustion products are shown. For the same period of time, the amount of emissions of harmful substances into the atmosphere from stationary sources has been considered in order to compare their contribution to total pollution compared to road transport. Based on the explorations, it is shown that the main source of pollution in terms of emissions in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania is road transport. The number of vehicles is increasing year after year, amid a decrease in total emissions of pollutants from stationary sources.

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Pollution of urbanized territories by motor transport using the example of the Republic of North Ossetia - Alani

2020

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“…Here, the aircraft, using aerial photography sensors, a thermal imager, video recording, etc., can determine defects resulting from wear, damage, or an initial design error. This method is necessary to replace engineering structures to avoid destructive situations that can be caused by the above possible indicators [10].…”

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The use of unmanned aerial vehicles for forecasting and preventing floods

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The paper considers possible aspects of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to predict and prevent dangerous situations associated with floods, waterlogging, and stream rise in the territories of settlements in modern conditions. Besides, a historical analysis of such cataclysms was carried out for the period from 2019 to 2020, which deserves the special attention of scientists. The relevance of the paper is undoubted, since the symbiosis of nature and man gives rise to destructive phenomena against the background of an incorrect interaction of these two units. The paper is divided into 5 main sections, which include: introduction, history of floods, possible use of UAVs in water accidents, and further actions after the work of UAVs is done and the conclusions.

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Ecological assessment and its importance for forest resource security

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Kostin

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The forests of Krasnodar region are characterized by their uniqueness and rare biological diversity of forest species, the combination of two forest structural regions, which create a unique flavor of natural landscapes, their recreational attractiveness and ecological significance for Russia. The fall of one or more trees in a forest is a phenomenon usually associated with the natural dynamics of the ecosystem and accepted as such. When such events occur in forested areas or along wooded strips along busy suburban roads, the phenomenon is perceived as a traumatic event because of the possible negative consequences for people and property and the associated environmental impact. This creates a poor ecosystem that requires careful preventive action. Several factors, often in combination, can cause a tree to fall. The article presents the main results of monitoring carried out as part of a forestry case study. Through the analysis of meteorological data and the interpretation of geotechnical and geophysical surveys, some conclusions have been drawn about the causes of tree falls.

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Assessment of Potential Forest Biomass Resource on the Basis of Data of Air Laser Scanning

Cited by 13 publications

References 6 publications

Pollution of urbanized territories by motor transport using the example of the Republic of North Ossetia - Alani

Pollution of urbanized territories by motor transport using the example of the Republic of North Ossetia - Alani

The use of unmanned aerial vehicles for forecasting and preventing floods

Ecological assessment and its importance for forest resource security

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