Assessment of the State of the Geological Section at the Site of Railway Tunnel Construction Using Non-destructive Control Methods

Khamidullina, Natalia Viktorovna; Molev, Mikhail

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-96383-5_52

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“…In the belief of the authors of the article, substantiated by the results of many years of research, reliable information can only be obtained by a systematic full-scale study of all factors that are caused by the production facilities [8,9].…”

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System simulation of environmental safety in Russian regions with developed railway infrastructure

2023

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The article presents the results of research on simulation of objects and processes in order to predict environmental safety in Russian regions with a developed railway network. It is shown that sources of environmental pollution form a complex technogenic system that initiates the development of qualitatively new negative processes that significantly affect the living conditions of the population. The complex structure and ecological impacts have determined the development of innovative methods for analysis of environmental safety in the territories under consideration. The objective of the studies outlined was to develop a rational set of simulation procedures to provide reliable forecast as an informational basis for making effective decisions on managing the ecological condition of the regional environment. The problem was solved by joint use of mathematical methods of analysis, synthesis and synthesis of the received materials.

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