Parametric Decoding and Approximated Estimations in Engineering Geophysics with the Localization of Seismic Risk Zones on the Example of Northern Part of Kola Peninsula

Movchan, I. B.; Yakovleva, A. A.; Daniliev, S.M.

doi:10.3997/2214-4609.201901705

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“…When implementing a diversification strategy, a hotel business has the possibility to reallocate resources, thereby withstand the most difficult economic conditions, increase the effectiveness of using existing labour potential, ensure full occupancy of hotel rooms, adapt to the rapidly changing market conditions, actively withstand competitors, including buying their businesses, attracting their customers, reducing dependence on partners [57][58][59][60][61][62][63][64][65][66][67][68][69].…”

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Diversification and its Role in Improving Hotel Industry Businesses Competitiveness

Goryushkina*,

Petrova,

Khudyakova

et al. 2019

IJRTE

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In modern market economy conditions, the hotel industry is an integral part of the tourism industry and the most important catalyst for the socio-economic development of the regions of the Russian Federation. This article investigates the essence of diversification and evaluates its role in the process of improving the competitiveness of hotel industry facilities. Generalizing various terminological approaches, diversification in hospitality industry is considered as the development of hotel industry by expanding the range of services and the possibilities of their implementation, identification of the strengths and their further development, optimization of the use of capital and all types of resources, application of new technologies, market expansion, and creation of hotel chains. Diversification as a means of enhancing the competitive advantages of a hotel is considered. The authors emphasize the fact that every hotel business should work out the most appropriate diversification strategy, based on the stated objectives. Based on the conducted research it is concluded that diversification allows hotels to ensure survival by obtaining a guaranteed level of profit, acquiring a sustainable position in the market of hotel services.

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Diversification and its Role in Improving Hotel Industry Businesses Competitiveness

Goryushkina*,

Petrova,

Khudyakova

et al. 2019

IJRTE

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“…According to the latest results of modeling the effects of climate change [62][63][64][65][66][67][68][69], obtained by scientists of the Institute of Atmospheric Physics them. A.M. Obukhov RAS, although the ensemble of models in the XXI century.…”

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The Role of the Resource Factor in the Socio-Economic Development of the Ecosystem

Nosov*,

Moiseeva,

Kiseleva

et al. 2019

IJRTE

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The article considers nature as an economic good, its role as a resource factor in socio-economic development. First of all, it should be emphasized that the living and inanimate nature is the habitat, living space of a person. Without water and air, with excessive solar radiation due to the ozone layer or with excess cold due to greenhouse gases, human activity ceases much faster than in the absence of essential goods. Therefore, the value of natural conditions as a means of survival and development of the human community has an undisputed priority over other benefits and values. The life of any person is inextricably linked with nature, nature plays a role in shaping the quality of life and the spiritual wealth of society

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“…( a ) Position of the Blackpool peninsula relative to the generalized tectonic scheme [25]. ( b ) Location of the Blackpool peninsula on the Paleogeographic Scheme, Northwest of England and North Wales [30]. ( c ) A structural image of the vertical section along the sub-expansion profile that splits in the first third of the Bowland Basin site.…”

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“…For the same object, the remote images, on the one hand, and the analysis of geophysical fields, on the other, can be used to mutually verify each other. Here, a unified authors' method [30,31] of recalculating scalar geofields (magnetic and gravimetric) in the field of linear structures can be summarized as follows: For a given scalar field in the ( x , y ) plane and the modulus of its gradient, the matrices of grid values are constructed.It is followed by the use of the appropriate autocorrelation function and evaluation of the autocorrelation radius in the ( x , y ) plane.The orientation of local principal axes is determined with reference to the extrema of the scalar geofield and relative to the maxima of the modulus of its gradient.Following the cubic spline approximation linked to a local rotation of principal axes and minimization of the mean square deviation for the given scalar geofield, the geostructural lines of the first order and geostructural approximations of the second order are constructed. The third-order trend is displayed as a smooth image of a geostructural line.In terms of formal verification of the positions of discordant structures, a re-calculation of the scalar geofield is applied in a sliding cruciform window, formed as two mutually orthogonal rectangles.…”

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Modelling of seismic assessment for large geological systems

Movchan

Yakovleva

Frid

et al. 2022

Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A.

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A new approach to seismic analysis has been introduced and demonstrated for a sequence of recent seismic events recorded in the Blackpool region of Lancashire, UK. The seismic activity, induced by an industrial hydraulic fracturing at a depth exceeding 2 km, had the extent of registered surface elastic vibrations reaching a distance exceeding 15 km. The analysis is based on the study of elastic fields, three-dimensional extrapolations of the landscape and the novel reconstruction of a three-dimensional digital model of seismic map boundaries and vertical profiles. The verification of the proposed approach is carried out via the comparison with published data of the Blackpool seismic events, combined with the new spectral analysis linked to the identified regions of seismic activity. The latter was accompanied by a finite-element simulation of vibrations for an elastic layer of variable thickness, approximating the test region. The analysis and numerical modelling have demonstrated consistency with the dynamic nature of structural stratification of the geological systems, and in addition, the predictive nature of the modelling work was demonstrated by the comparison of the model eigenmodes with the published parameters of registered earthquakes in the Blackpool area. This article is part of the theme issue ‘Wave generation and transmission in multi-scale complex media and structured metamaterials (part 1)’.

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Parametric Decoding and Approximated Estimations in Engineering Geophysics with the Localization of Seismic Risk Zones on the Example of Northern Part of Kola Peninsula

Cited by 5 publications

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Diversification and its Role in Improving Hotel Industry Businesses Competitiveness

Diversification and its Role in Improving Hotel Industry Businesses Competitiveness

The Role of the Resource Factor in the Socio-Economic Development of the Ecosystem

Modelling of seismic assessment for large geological systems

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