GIS Project Environmental Framework for the Territory of South-Minusinsk Basin as a Tool for the Organization of Rational Use of Nature and Landscape Protection

Pavlova, E.V.; Makhrova, Marina L.; Yamskikh, Galina Yu.

doi:10.17516/1999-494x-2015-8-6-706-714

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“…Yu., 1992; Krupskaya L. T., 1992; Kurachev V. M. and E. R. Kondrashin, 1994; Radaev V. V., 2004; Kostenkova N. M. and Sabihin V. I., 2007 etc. In these works the main attention was paid to the issues of restoring economic functions of the disturbed mining areas [3][4][5]..…”

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The application of remote sensing data for the assessment of man-made environments in the coal regions of the south of the Far East

Bubnova

2018

E3S Web Conf.

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The paper is concerned with analysis state of surfaces of waste dumps coal deposits according to Earth remote sensing. It is noted, that formed because of open-pit operations at Bikinsky and Raichikhinsky coal mining enterprise areas denudation accumulative violations were determinate by using programs for satellite images interpretation, as well as certain large forms of man-made relief (such as quarries, dumps, sedimentation tanks) were identified, followed by the calculation of their areas and the assessment of the value of environmental and economic damage to the environment, i.e. it was possible to give not only a qualitative description of the pollution process, but also its quantitative assessment. The approach to biomass determination based on vegetation NDVI index is presented. The conclusion is based on possibility of selfrestoration of the plant ecosystem on the surface of mining landscapes without special work on the reclamation of disturbed lands.

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The application of remote sensing data for the assessment of man-made environments in the coal regions of the south of the Far East

Bubnova

2018

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Buffer zones of the loessial massifs ecological framework as the necessary condition of its sustainable development

Lavrusevich

Mamina

Stepanov

2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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The design of buffer zones of buildings consisting of ecological skeleton biogeocenosis construction on loess arrays, is essential for the normal functioning of buildings throughout their life cycle. If the removal of such dangerous phenomena as pseudokarst, subsidence and erosion are involved at the stage of design and construction, the development and manifestation of these processes during the operation in the buffer zones can cause deformation and even complete destruction of buildings. Therefore, requires monitoring buffer zones, which delimit technogenic changed territory (TIT) and ecological framework for preventive action reduce the negative impact of dangerous geological processes of natural and anthropogenic genesis.

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GIS Project Environmental Framework for the Territory of South-Minusinsk Basin as a Tool for the Organization of Rational Use of Nature and Landscape Protection

Abstract: Developed GIS project local territorial coverage «Ecological framework of South-Minusinsk basin». The idea of its creation is a complex

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The application of remote sensing data for the assessment of man-made environments in the coal regions of the south of the Far East

The application of remote sensing data for the assessment of man-made environments in the coal regions of the south of the Far East

Buffer zones of the loessial massifs ecological framework as the necessary condition of its sustainable development

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