Agro-ecosystem model AGROTOOL coupled with GIS for simulation of the spatial variability of the soil hydrophysical properties

Badenko, Vladimir; Terleev, Vitaly; Arefiev, Nikolay; Volkova, Julia; Nikonova, Olga

doi:10.2495/feem140251

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“…If reclamated lands, which are very important to protect [23,24], involved in agricultural use, so the calculations of the soil moisture dynamics are relevant during the forecasting of crop yields [25][26][27][28][29].…”

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Reclamation of the illegal dump for sustainable development the environment in Sverdlovo of Leningrad Oblast’, Russia

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Abstract. Illegal dumping is dumping of any waste such as oil, furniture, appliances, trash, litter or landscaping cuttings, upon any land of state, city, village or private ownership without consent of the owner. Illegal dumping has a great negative and fatal impact on our environment and all living organisms both fauna and flora. It also exposes people to various risks of chemicals (fluids or dust) and is a big threat to all under-ground and surface water resources. Illegal dumps also attract all kinds of bugs such as rodents and insects. For example, illegal dumps with waste tires provide a practically perfect place for mosquitoes to breed. Mosquitoes can multiply 100 times faster than normal in the warm, stagnant water in waste tires. Exemplary for the illegal dump in Sverdlovo of Leningrad Oblast' the main purpose of this article is to offer a possible option for the remediation of contaminated area.

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“…Therefore, it is extremely important to raise the quality of the design and provide additional measures of precaution against floods and filtering [27,28]. These studies are, of course, give a far from complete picture, however, it is possible to objectively identify any critical points in the design, construction and exploitation of hydroelectric power plants.…”

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The Classification of Accidental Situations’ Scenarios on Hydropower Plants

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Abstract. The collapse of hydropower plant could lead to significant financial, social and environmental damages. Accordingly the issue of safety and reliability is one of major problems of designing, maintenance and operation. The proposed solution consists in evaluation of implementation frequency of emergencies scenario, which can be defined by suggested classification of accidental situations' scenarios based on systems analysis to implement incidents on hydropower plants. Emergency scenarios on hydropower plants were proposed to classify by three criteria: the cause, place and character

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“…In addition, the use of soil and hydrophysical model proves to be very productive in the agricultural research for precision farming technology [13], as well as a comprehensive assessment of agroreclamation systems in the planning of investments in the construction of such systems and their reconstruction [14][15][16][17].…”

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Mathematical Modeling of Hydrophysical Properties of Soils in Engineering and Reclamation Surveys

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Abstract. All structures are built of, or through, or supported by earth materials including soil. Thus soil surveys in civil-engineering field are an important step in the construction. A lot of things depend on their results, especially the cost of construction, durability. The hydraulic conductivity needs one of the most laborious, and expensive surveys, thereby it is necessary to reduce these disadvantages. Were considered different methods (a laboratory, field and a mathematical model), and conclusions were drawn about economic feasibility of using the least laborious method. This method can be used under the various constructions, when engineering or reclamation surveys take place.

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Agro-ecosystem model AGROTOOL coupled with GIS for simulation of the spatial variability of the soil hydrophysical properties

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Reclamation of the illegal dump for sustainable development the environment in Sverdlovo of Leningrad Oblast’, Russia

Reclamation of the illegal dump for sustainable development the environment in Sverdlovo of Leningrad Oblast’, Russia

The Classification of Accidental Situations’ Scenarios on Hydropower Plants

Mathematical Modeling of Hydrophysical Properties of Soils in Engineering and Reclamation Surveys

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