Verification of predicted dynamics of soil degradation using satelite imagery

Stasyuk, N. V.; Tseits, M. A.; Konyushkova, M. V.; Marechek, M. S.

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“…Проблема организации сложных пространственно-временных географических динамических систем является одной из ключевых проблем современной географии. Выделению устойчивых соотношений между множеством наблюдаемых свойств с использованием дистанционной инфор-мации, в том числе и для агроландшафтов, посвящено множество работ (Yufeng et al, 2011;Stasyuk et al, 2017;Nawar et al, 2015;Пузаченко и др., 2003). Мультиспектральная дистанционная информация представляет собой уникальный для современной географии инструмент, позволяющий с использованием временных рядов проследить пространственно-временную динамику отражательной способности поверхности.…”

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Identification of invariant states of agricultural landscapes based on hierarchical factor analysis of remote sensing information

Krenke

2020

Principles of the Ecology

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Identification of invariant states of agricultural landscapes based on hierarchical factor analysis of remote sensing information

Krenke

2020

Principles of the Ecology

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Ecological Aspects of the Formation of Regraded Solonchak in the Terek-Kuma Lowland of the Caspian

Гасанов

Asadulaev

Asvarova

et al. 2020

Ûg Ross.: èkol. razvit.

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Контактное лицо Гасан Н. Гасанов, доктор сельскохозяйственных наук, профессор, зав. лабораторией почвенных и растительных ресурсов, Прикаспийский институт биологических ресурсов, Дагестанский научный центр Российской академии наук; Дагестанский государственный университет; Дагестанский аграрный университет имени М.М. Джамбулатова; 367023 Россия, г. Махачкала, ул. М. Гаджиева, 45. Тел.

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Eolian-accumulative method of reclamation of saline soils of the Caspian Sea

Gadzhiev¹,

Bashirov²,

Гасанов³

2020

Melioration and Water Management

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The aim of the work is to study the possibility of creating a cortical humus horizon from the surface of a salt marsh from siltysandy fractions of soil with seeds of wild plant species by arranging mechanical obstacles made of wooden material that protrudes 20 cm above the soil surface. The atmospheric processes under conditions of Kizlyar pastures. The research methodology included analyzes, counts and observations of humidity, the least moisture content (HB), enzymatic activity, chemistry and degree of salinity, the study of soil morphology, species composition of phytocenoses and accumulation of their mass on the transformed saline. For 8 years, created on the surface of a salt marsh, the cortical soil layer turns into the Wael eolian-accumulative humus horizon, 5 ± 0.8 cm thick. Solonchak cortical Ccc [AJk – AJ, s – VSA, s – Cca, s] is transformed into a solonchak restricted Scw [Wael – AJ, s – BCA, s – Cca, s]. The degree of soil salinity decreases from a very strong degree in a layer of 0–5 cm to a weak one, in a layer of 6–15 cm to a moderate degree. The yield of phytomass from the saltmaker of the regraded reaches 2.06 t/ha of air-dry mass, which contains 1.85 t/ha of carbon, which leads to an improvement in the ratio of effluents and CO2 emissions, a decrease in the greenhouse effect in nature and an increase in the utilization level of HEADLIGHTS, preventing excessive overheating of the soil and air masses of the atmosphere.

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Verification of predicted dynamics of soil degradation using satelite imagery

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Identification of invariant states of agricultural landscapes based on hierarchical factor analysis of remote sensing information

Identification of invariant states of agricultural landscapes based on hierarchical factor analysis of remote sensing information

Ecological Aspects of the Formation of Regraded Solonchak in the Terek-Kuma Lowland of the Caspian

Eolian-accumulative method of reclamation of saline soils of the Caspian Sea

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