International Experience of Microcredit

Nazarenko, Maxim A.; Nazarenko, Olga

doi:10.17809/01(2014)-24

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“…The hydrostatic weighing method was used for the analysis. Field soil moisture W (in %) is calculated by the formula: W = 100 * a/b, where a is the mass of evaporated water, g; b is the mass of dry soil, g [23].…”

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Assessment of the saline biotope state of the North-Western Pryazovia as breeding sites of Glareola pratincola with the help of remote sensing data

Vynokurova

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Given the biology features of the pratincola (Glareola pratancola), the possibilities of using remote sensing data were studied for the assessment of the species breeding habitats. Sentinel-2 images allowed analyzing a number of vegetation indexes reflecting such specific habitat characteristics as humidity and vegetation cover. The surface temperature is also was investigated. Moreover, the GIS analysis revealed spatial distribution of the collared pratincola breeding colonies, primarily in relation to water sources, settlements and roads. Glareola pratancola chooses saline areas as breeding habitats, which are characterized by a wide range of values of vegetation indices: NDVI is from 0.143246 to 0.365503, MSI is from 0.987138 to 1.3531. All saline areas suitable for breeding were located in close proximity to the water body (not more than 300m). The possible impact of the proximity of settlements and roads on the location of breeding colonies was not found. The salt marshes used by pratincoles for breeding were situated at an average distance of 1405 ± 386m from settlements and 1714 ± 274m from roads. The main disturbance factor is potentially cattle grazing. Accoding to results the North-Western Pryazovia is a significant breeding place for Glareola pratincola on the Azov-Black Sea coast of Ukraine. The obtained data can be used to determine an ecological niche of the collared pratincole and to develop its conservation strategy in North-Western Pryazovia.

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Assessment of the saline biotope state of the North-Western Pryazovia as breeding sites of Glareola pratincola with the help of remote sensing data

Vynokurova

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…In the old-developed regions, to which the MR belongs, there is an uncontrolled depletion of minerals, the irrational extraction of which leads to a negative impact not only on the environment, but also on the living conditions and population health in areas of intensive open cut mining. [1] In the Moscow region, almost all deposits are developed with open cut mining. The process of withdrawing resources is accompanied by an aggressive invasion to environment and disruption of natural balance.…”

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Assessment of agricultural land loss due to mining in Moscow region

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The study discusses the impact of open cuts for the extraction of common minerals on soil resources and agricultural lands in Moscow region (MR). For this, the features of soil cover in Moscow region and the distribution of soil types by their use as agricultural resources were analyzed. Further, it was determined which types of soils are subject to varying degrees of open cut load. As a result, a schematic map of the soil cover with open cut load zones was made. It is shown which agricultural lands exposed to open cuts of varying intensity. A conclusion is made about the types of soil cover, which accounts for the greatest and least open cut load, as well as the degree of impact of open cuts on agricultural land resources and the correlation between the degree of open cut load and type of agricultural land use. It is shown that the most fertile soils, which occupy only 2.9% of the MR area, are not affected by the open cut load at all. The greatest open cut load is associated with agricultural lands, represented mainly by various sod-podzolic soils, which occupy 70.5% of the territory of the Moscow region. If economic trends and population growth rates in the Moscow region continue until 2030, we should expect a further increase in the influence of open cut load on agricultural land towards its intensification.

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International Experience of Microcredit

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Assessment of the saline biotope state of the North-Western Pryazovia as breeding sites of Glareola pratincola with the help of remote sensing data

Assessment of the saline biotope state of the North-Western Pryazovia as breeding sites of Glareola pratincola with the help of remote sensing data

Assessment of agricultural land loss due to mining in Moscow region

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