Mountain Recreational Territories of Kabardino-Balkaria under the Influence of Natural Disasters

Natalia V. Kondratyeva; Victor V. Razumov; Mikhail Ch. Zalikhanov; Sergey I. Shagin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.931.1042

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Analysis of Changes in the Natural and Climatic Conditions of the Functioning of the Construction Industry (Operation of Buildings and Structures) in the Region
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The Statistical Forecasting Models of a Hail for the Western Part of the North Caucasus and the Black Sea Coast Constructed on Output Production of Global System of Forecasts (GFS NCEP)
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Evaluation of Emission of Pollutants in the Atmosphere Produced by Heating Enterprises of Nalchik Town
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Mountain Recreational Territories of Kabardino-Balkaria under the Influence of Natural Disasters

Abstract:

vulnerability of recreational territories of Kabardino-Balkaria to influences of natural disasters is investigated. Systemized data of types and degree of glacial danger on the territory are presented. The regularities of the manifestation of glacial slopes are investigated. The dynamics of the development of the preglacial lakes is revealed. Objects exposed to snow avalanches and mudflows are identified. The volume of avalanches in the territory of the republic varies from 100 m³ to 106 m³.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 931)

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Natalia V. Kondratyeva*, Victor V. Razumov, Mikhail Ch. Zalikhanov, Sergey I. Shagin

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Avalanches, Landslides, Mudflow, Recreational Territories, Rock-Falls, Rocks

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