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A Quantitative Assessment of Mudflow Intensification Factors on the Aibga Ridge Slope (Western Caucasus) over 2006–2019

Shvarev S.V.; Kharchenko S.V.; Golosov V.N.; Uspenskii M.I. (2021)

Abstract: Starting from 2006, the active development of the Aibga Ridge slopes in the vicinity of the resort township of Krasnaya Polyana and construction of sports and tourist facilities in that area have changed the land ...
Assessment of the accuracy of digital elevation models for modeling soil erosion (by the example of a small catchment area in the Kursk Region)

Zhidkin A.P.; Golosov V.N.; Dobryansky A.S. (2021)

Results of evaluation of sediment redistribution in a small cultivated catchment based on the basis of 10 different digital elevation models (DEM) (unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) surveys, digitized topographic maps, ALOS, ...
Detailed study of post-Chernobyl Cs-137 redistribution in the soils of a small agricultural catchment (Tula region, Russia)

Zhidkin A.P.; Shamshurina E.N.; Golosov V.N.; Komissarov M.A.; Ivanova N.N.; Ivanov M.M. (2020)

© 2020 Elsevier Ltd A detailed study of 137Cs redistribution was conducted within a small agricultural catchment in the highly contaminated Plavsk radioactive hotspot in the Tula region of Central Russia, 32 years after ...
Erosion as a Factor of Transformation of Soil Radioactive Contamination in the Basin of the Shchekino Reservoir (Tula Region)

Golosov V.N.; Ivanov M.M.; Tsyplenkov A.S.; Ivanov M.A.; Wakiyama Y.; Konoplev A.V.; Konstantinov E.A.; Ivanova N.N. (2021)

Abstract: Redistribution of sediments and Chernobyl-derived 137Сs transported with them were estimated using a set of field methods and erosion model calculations for the Shchekino reservoir (Tula region) catchment, and ...
Hydrochemical Peculiarities of Catastrophic Pollution of the Psel River under Influence of Erosion-Hydrological Processes on the Catchment Area

Kumani M.V.; Golosov V.N. (2021)

Abstract: The strengthening of anthropogenic pressure on the catchments of small and medium-sized rivers of the Central Black Earth region of Russia, associated with significant plowing and an increase in the number of ...
Using reservoir sediment deposits to determine the longer-term fate of chernobyl-derived <sup>137</sup>Cs fallout in the fluvial system

Ivanov M.M.; Konoplev A.V.; Walling D.E.; Konstantinov E.A.; Gurinov A.L.; Ivanova N.N.; Kuzmenkova N.V.; Tsyplenkov A.S.; Ivanov M.A.; Golosov V.N. (2021)

Vast areas of Europe were contaminated by the fallout of 137Cs and other radionuclides, as a result of the Chernobyl accident in 1986. The post-fallout redistribution of Chernobyl-derived 137Cs was associated with erosion ...

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