Typification of Underground Erosion for Natural and Technical Geosystem " Soil-Structure»

Lavrusevich, Ivan; Moscow, Niu Mgsu; Khomenko, V.P.; Abene, A.

doi:10.22227/978-5-7264-1933-6.2019.65-69

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“…Superficial manifestations of the suffosion can have accumulative and destructive character. The suffosion is one of the geodynamic processes leading to essential transformations of natural and natural-technogenic systems [8].…”

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“…On the edges of the quarries made from carbonate clays and massifs of loess loams, the pseudo-karst phenomena also develop (funnels, sinkholes, bowls, etc.) [8,9]. The development of erosive processes in territories of the developed fields is connected, first of all, with the movement of the water streams containing rain, thawed or underground waters.…”

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“…The formed negative forms of a relief negatively affect the state of the territory, dividing it and provoking further violation of a natural land relief. The geodynamic processes arising under the influence of gravitational forces, developing on slopes of various steepness and consisting in movement of various mass of rocks down on slopes -landslides, collapses and screes, were considered [3,8,10].…”

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Geoecological aspects of technogenic impact on the territory of raw materials production for construction

2019

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The article is devoted to the problem of inconsistency of needs of the modern stage of the life activity of human society and the possibilities of self-restoration of Earth's geospheres. The increase in the technogenic load and the rate of consumption of natural resources leads to a disturbance of the natural balance. On the example of territories of mining of non-metallic materials, it is shown how technogenic transformation of the natural environment provokes extensive negative consequences. As a result of the quarrying of non-metallic raw materials for the construction industry, the relief, microclimate, hydrological and hydrogeological regimes of the territories, the state of ecosystems, and the pollution of the environment are changing. In the vast territories of the deposits themselves and areas adjacent to them, dangerous exogenous geodynamic processes (suffosion, erosion, landslides, screes, etc.) develop. To preserve the natural balance, it is necessary to conduct comprehensive monitoring in the areas of deposits and introduce a system of recultivation measures.

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