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Article name Use of mathematical modeling for estimation of environmental consequences of the regional economy reindustrialization
Authors Pyanova E.. candidate of physical and mathematical sciences , research scientist, pianova@ngs. ru
Faleychik A.. candidate of physical and mathematical sciences, associate professor, faa55@bk.ru
Faleychik L.. candidate of technical sciences major research scientist; associate professor, lfaleych ik@bk.ru
Bibliographic description Pyanova Е., Faleychik А., Faleychik L. Use of mathematical modeling for estimation of environmental consequences of the regional economy reindustrialization // Transbaikal State University Journal, 2017, vol. 23, no. 12, pp. 41-50. DOI: 10.21209/2227-9245-2017-23-12-41-50.
Category Earth science
DOI 502.3:504.61
DOI 10.21209/2227-9245-2017-23-12-41-50
Article type Original article
Annotation The atmospheric circulation generation and the pollutants transport processes in the Chitino-Ingodinsky basin under complex orography conditions are studied. The orographic and climate features of the hydrometeorological regime formation of the atmosphere are important factors to creation of the pollution high levels in the Chita city air basin. The authors have created scenarios of possible development of local atmospheric circulations during the winter and summer periods. The simulation on the winter scenarios was supposed that the background wind was absent. Summer scenarios simulate the atmospheric transport of smoke from a forest fire in the Chita neighborhood. The results of scenario calculations which have been performed on the basis of a numerical model of atmospheric dynamics and impurity transport are presented. It was noted that the research in this field have a special significance in the context of ongoing processes of reindustrialization of the region’s economy, in particular, when businesses switch to new technologies and new fuel
Key words economic development of region; anthropogenic impact assessment; air pollution; math modeling; geographical information systems; geoinformation technologies; reindustrialization
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