“Paleogeomorphological atlas” as a way to accumulate generalized and obtain new information «historical-dynamic morphosystem of the Earth»

Komliev, Oleksandr; Bortnik, S. Yu.; Remezova, O.; Zhylkin, S. V.; Pogorilchuk, N. M.; Filonenko, Yu.

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“…They 1254 (2023) 012130 IOP Publishing doi:10.1088/1755-1315/1254/1/012130 2 significantly influence the socio-economic development of amber mining areas and at a certain stage were considered from the standpoint of national security of Ukraine [1,2]. These problems can be presented as: 1) lack of a national program for the development of the "amber" industry; 2) its insufficient level compared to the real potential; 3) uncontrolled mining of amber; 4) negative impact on the ecology of the natural environment; 5) socio-economic consequences for the population of amber mining areas [3,4]. A comprehensive solution to these problems is provided by "the predictive and search system of amber" (PSSA) [5][6][7].…”

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The predictive and search system of amber (PSSA) and sustainable development of mining areas

Komliev,

Remezova,

Beidyk

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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A new (“amber”) branch of the economy is currently developing in Ukraine, which includes the search for, mining and processing of amber. Ukrainian amber is noted for its high quality and is one of the most competitive types of domestic coloured stones on world markets. A significant part of the territory of Ukraine is promising for the discovery of placer deposits of amber, but their industrial development is currently carried out only within the boundaries of “the Pripyat amber-bearing basin” (PAB), which covers the regions of Volyn, Rivne, Zhytomyr, and Kyiv regions. The development of the “amber” industry of Ukraine caused problems of a production, organizational, socio-economic and environmental nature. They significantly influence the socio-economic development of amber mining areas. These are: 1) lack of a national program for the development of the “amber” industry; 2) its insufficient level compared to the real potential; 3) uncontrolled mining of amber; 4) negative impact on the ecology of the natural environment; 5) socio-economic consequences for the population of amber mining areas. “The predictive and search system for amber” (PSSA) allows solving these problems in a complex manner. The PSSA of Ukraine allows systematic research of “the amber-bearing formation” (AF) developed on its territory. PSSA uses scientific ideas about the origin of amber and the main natural factors of its formation, develops methods and a specific research algorithm. The main goal of PSSA is to identify “amber-bearing objects” (AO) in the geological body of the AF, which may contain high concentrations of amber, the so-called “traps”.

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The predictive and search system of amber (PSSA) and sustainable development of mining areas

Komliev,

Remezova,

Beidyk

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Paleogeomorphological amber traps of the prypiat amber-bearing basin of the Ukraine (theory and methodology of searches)

Komliev,

Remezova,

Spitsya

et al. 2024

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Ukraine’s amber industry requires expansion of its mineral resource base. The territory of the Prypiat amber basin (PAB) is considered to be the most promising for this purpose. Here, a prognosis and search system for amber (PSSA) has been created that is capable of solving current problems of the industry and its development on a scientific basis, including the concept of the amber-bearing formation (AF) and its practical implementation – the search for the amber-bearing objects (AOs) – traps of various genesis. Currently, it is believed that the main increase in amber production in the territory of the PAB will occur due to paleogeomorphological traps (PTs). This task is solved by the morphochronodynamic concept, the information and methodological basis of which is paleogeomorphology. The morphochronodynamic concept uses the methodology of systems theory, presents its own research method and determines the content of subject cartographic models that reflect the results of the research. These are maps of: paleogeomorphological cycles of development of the geomorphosystem of the time of the AF formation; statics and dynamics of its materialised space-time – the geomorpholithosphere. On their basis, the paleogeomorphological traps of the PAB territory were typified by rank and their general assessment was made to identify increased, primarily industrial, concentrations of amber. The first rank is the geomorpholithosphere of the time of the AF formation, the second rank is its structural elements and, at the same time, forecasting and prospecting units – historically-dynamic basin geomorphosystems. The third rank includes morpholithohorizons of the geomorpholithosphere (elements of its vertical structure) and morpholithocomplexes (elements of its horizontal structure) that are promising for amber deposits. A comprehensive analysis of paleogeomorphological maps of the cycles of geomorphosystem development and formation of the AF allows to distinguish the fourth and fifth ranked PTs in the territory of the PAB. The fourth rank includes some forms of palaeo-relief of perspective cycles (ancient valleys, coastal zones, uplands). The fifth rank includes parts of large forms – depressions in paleodolines, beaches, benches, etc.

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“Paleogeomorphological atlas” as a way to accumulate generalized and obtain new information «historical-dynamic morphosystem of the Earth»

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The predictive and search system of amber (PSSA) and sustainable development of mining areas

The predictive and search system of amber (PSSA) and sustainable development of mining areas

Paleogeomorphological amber traps of the prypiat amber-bearing basin of the Ukraine (theory and methodology of searches)

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