2015
DOI: 10.1134/s0097807815070064
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Disastrous flashflood in the Western Caucasus in July 2012: Causes and consequences

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“…The beginning of XXI century was marked by a number of notable disasters connected with weather in the Sea of Azov and the adjacent region: -flash floods on the rivers of the Western Caucasus (the Adagum River, 2012;Dagomys, Khosta, Kudepsta, Mzymta rivers, 2015) with high damages and losses Matishov et al 2014c); -strong storm in the Kerch Strait (November 11, 2007) when 11 ships wrecked and there was an oil spill (1,200 tons) (Matishov et al 2013); -two extreme sea surges in the delta of the Don River in March 2013 and September 2014 (strongest flooding in a century, the similar flooding in the delta of the Don River was recorded in September 1914) when 20 and 26 settlements respectively were affected (Matishov and Berdnikov 2015); -extremely cold winters and vast areas of ice in the southern seas -anomalous situation similar to a large-scale degradation of the ice in the Arctic. The extremal ice conditions in 2006,2008,2012 years in the Sea of Azov caused significant harm to navigation (Matishov et al 2014b); -"blooming" of water as a result of the algae mass reproduction is extremely actual and typical phenomenon of the Sea of Azov region.…”
Section: Ex-mare -Forecasting System Of Natural Hazards In the Azov Sea Region Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The beginning of XXI century was marked by a number of notable disasters connected with weather in the Sea of Azov and the adjacent region: -flash floods on the rivers of the Western Caucasus (the Adagum River, 2012;Dagomys, Khosta, Kudepsta, Mzymta rivers, 2015) with high damages and losses Matishov et al 2014c); -strong storm in the Kerch Strait (November 11, 2007) when 11 ships wrecked and there was an oil spill (1,200 tons) (Matishov et al 2013); -two extreme sea surges in the delta of the Don River in March 2013 and September 2014 (strongest flooding in a century, the similar flooding in the delta of the Don River was recorded in September 1914) when 20 and 26 settlements respectively were affected (Matishov and Berdnikov 2015); -extremely cold winters and vast areas of ice in the southern seas -anomalous situation similar to a large-scale degradation of the ice in the Arctic. The extremal ice conditions in 2006,2008,2012 years in the Sea of Azov caused significant harm to navigation (Matishov et al 2014b); -"blooming" of water as a result of the algae mass reproduction is extremely actual and typical phenomenon of the Sea of Azov region.…”
Section: Ex-mare -Forecasting System Of Natural Hazards In the Azov Sea Region Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…В работе [3] выделена особая роль проемов под капитальными мостами в Крымске (один железнодорожный мост и три автомобильных): бытовой и пойменный мусор создал пробки под мостами, это привело к подпору, затопившему пойму и надпойменную террасу. Другая точка зрения [4] на влияние мостовых переходов на прохождение паводка состоит в том, что количество этих сооружений в бассейне Адагума не позволяет выделить особую роль только основных мостов, были полностью разрушены или повреждены семь мостовых переходов (автомобильных и пешеходных). При этом проемы мостов представляли собой «решето» из стволов и веток деревьев, бытового мусора, однако водный поток не преграждался полностью.…”
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