Environmental Hazards of the Donbas Hydrosphere at the Final Stage of the Coal Mines Flooding

Anpilova, Yevheniia; Yakovliev, Yevhenii; Trofymchuk, Oleksandr; Myrontsov, Mykyta; Karpenko, O.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-87675-3_19

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“…The field of geoinformatics in Ukraine is relatively young, and consequently, there is a scarcity of robust methodological support for educators in this discipline [12,21,22]. The majority of existing scientific and methodological developments in this area primarily focus on the design and application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to solve practical scientific and real-world problems [17,[23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32].…”

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The use of GIS in renewable energy specialist’s learning

Zinovieva,

Iatsyshyn,

Artemchuk

et al. 2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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In recent years, the global trend has been to gradually shift from traditional energy sources to renewable ones, with the aim of improving the environment and preventing climate change. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are technologies that enhance the efficiency of these renewable energy resources (RER). Modern GIS provides a wide range of functionalities for the entire decision-making process. For instance, in solar power generation, GIS can address challenges such as remote monitoring of sites designated for solar power plants and evaluating their suitability. It also enables effective management of information on station operations, real-time electricity production and distribution, and planning and management of energy production resources. As GIS continues to evolve, scientists and energy professionals are discovering more applications in the RER field. However, it’s crucial to focus on training highly skilled specialists in RER to ensure GIS becomes a truly effective management tool in their professional activities. Research indicates that most student training programs in RER worldwide do not sufficiently cover GIS studies, particularly open-source software. To address this gap, the authors have developed a targeted plan for incorporating GIS into RER specialist training. The goal of this course is to familiarize future engineers with the theoretical, methodological, and technological foundations of GIS creation and operation. It also aims to help students understand the general principles of operation and acquire practical skills in using GIS to solve applied problems. The authors emphasize the importance of laboratory work, particularly using SagaGIS, to develop skills in working with raster and vector images, geospatial data analysis and decision-making, working with cartographic models and remote sensing data, and applying geoinformation methods to create structural, parametric, and thematic digital maps. The authors suggest using open GIS in training to facilitate a quality understanding for future RER specialists on the processes of creating, operating, and using GIS for real-world applications.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The use of GIS in renewable energy specialist’s learning

Zinovieva,

Iatsyshyn,

Artemchuk

et al. 2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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“…Analysis of the state of the study of the existing native experience regarding the threats of flooding associated with the closure of coal mines Numerous works by Ukrainian scientists give environmental monitoring and coverage of the consequences of the closure of mines. As evidenced by studies of Rudko and Yakovlev [3,4], Dovgiy et al [5,6], Dovgyi and Korzhnev [7], Shybetskyi et al [8], Panova et al [9], Goshovskyi and Zurian [10], Trofymchuk et al [11,12], Anpilova et al [13], Dolin et al [14], Lyuta and Sanina [15]. During the full-scale development of the mining area, the geological environment becomes the primary "depot" of the majority of man-made emissions and mechanical, physical and chemical effects on the components of the environment (ground atmosphere and surface hydrosphere, soils, the upper zone of the lithosphere, etc.…”

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confidence: 97%

Satellite-based technology assessing Ukraine’s ecology under the war

Khodorovskyi,

Apostolov,

Yelistratova

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The Donbas is a region dominated by heavy industry, particularly coal mining, chemical processing sites and metallurgy. Intensive mining and steel smelting led to substantial environmental damage before the armed conflict. The fighting in eastern Ukraine has exacerbated an already fragile ecological situation, introducing a range of new risks – of stray munitions hitting extensive chemical and industrial facilities or interconnected mines being flooded and poisoning the water throughout the region. Besides, one of the main hazards is flooding territories associated with closing coal mines. Assessment impacts of uncontrolled mine flooding and towns and villages and associated hazardous processes of surface and groundwater contamination, surface subsidence and dangerous deformations of residential and industrial buildings and other facilities carried out the remote sensing and geological data.

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“…We analyzed scientific publications and systematized research in the following areas: 1) radiation and technogenic environmental safety [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]; 2) environmental monitoring of technogenic-loaded territories [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22]; 3) introduction of innovative developments in practice and in training and advanced training of specialists in the field of nuclear energy, etc. [23][24][25][26][27].…”

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confidence: 99%

Modern technical and software-analytical tools for solving problems of radiation and technogenic-ecological safety of Ukraine

Zabulonov

Popov

Іatsyshyn

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Nuclear energy in Ukraine is provided by the operation of four operating nuclear power plants (15 reactors). For the next decades it is planned only to increase the capacity of this according to the “Energy Strategy of Ukraine until 2035” industry. Nuclear power plants are objects of increased danger. So, conditions should be provided to maintain environmental balance in Ukraine, innovative developments for radioactive waste management should be implemented, methods of wastewater treatment must be developed/improved, prevention and elimination of natural and emergency emergencies should be provided. It is important to create variety of scientific, technical and innovative developments to solve these problems. Their development is carried out by institutions and organizations, including the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. The study analyzes and summarizes activities of the State Institution “The Institute of Environmental Geochemistry of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine” on innovative developments to improve nuclear, radiation and technogenic environmental safety. The developments of the Institute are defined, described and systematized. The performed research was aimed to solve problems of sustainable development of nuclear energy, environmental problems of nuclear fuel cycle, handling of radioactive materials at all stages of their life cycle.

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Environmental Hazards of the Donbas Hydrosphere at the Final Stage of the Coal Mines Flooding

Cited by 9 publications

References 18 publications

The use of GIS in renewable energy specialist’s learning

The use of GIS in renewable energy specialist’s learning

Satellite-based technology assessing Ukraine’s ecology under the war

Modern technical and software-analytical tools for solving problems of radiation and technogenic-ecological safety of Ukraine

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