In the studies of dynamics of fluids transfer and seismic activity in geodynamic testing areas of CIS countries some regularities of alteration of strain-deformed state of the earth’s crust were revealed, which are the basis and specify determinant character determinancy of the processes of preparation of catastrophic geodynamic events (earthquakes and volcanic eruptions). These regularities are connected with development of wave geodeformational processes produced by corresponding variations of the Earth rotation velocity. It has been shown that catastrophic earth-quakes of the recent years, including the earthquake in Japan on 11.03.2011 are within the limits of regularities revealed earlier.

An analysis was performed to compare results of deformometric measurements from the Caucasus orogen and data of fluid dynamic (emanation) monitoring geodeformation processes from the conjugated East European Platform. It allowed us to identify spectral components, first of all, in a range of lunar-solar tides that demonstrates a relationship between the analyzed fields and global geodeformation processes. Moreover, the analysis made it possible to reveal some prominent features of changes in the measured parameters during global changes in tense deformed state in the Earth's crust, in particular, during preparation and realization of catastrophic earthquakes in the Indian Ocean on 26 December, 2004 and 28 March, 2005.

In studies of the dynamics of the activation of karst and suffosion processes in the karst-hazardous districts of Nizhegorodsky oblast, temporal-spectral and correlation analyses are carried out on multiyear time series data on the number of sinkholes in the town of Dzerzhinsk, fluctuations in the water level in the Oka River, fluctuations in solar activity, and variations in the speed of the Earth’s rotation. It is shown that the dynamics of the karst and suffosion processes is related to variations in the regional fluid dynamics, which are controlled, in turn, by fluctuations in solar activity and in the speed of the Earth’s rotation.

The Science and Culture Series — Advanced Scientific CultureNucleus–Nucleus Collisions, pp. 409-412 (2001) No AccessSTUDY OF CLUSTER EMISSION BARRIER IN 12C + 208PB ELASTIC SCATTERING AND POSSIBLE OBSERVATION OF QUASIMOLECULAR CONFIGURATIONA.A. OGLOBLIN, K.P. ARTEMOV, YU.A. GLUKHOV, A.S. DEM'YANOVA, V.V. PARAMONOV, M.V. ROZKOV, V.P. RUDAKOV, and S.A. GONCHAROVA.A. OGLOBLINKurchatov Institute, Mosco, K.P. ARTEMOVKurchatov Institute, Mosco, YU.A. GLUKHOVKurchatov Institute, Mosco, A.S. DEM'YANOVAKurchatov Institute, Mosco, V.V. PARAMONOVKurchatov Institute, Mosco, M.V. ROZKOVKurchatov Institute, Mosco, V.P. RUDAKOVKurchatov Institute, Mosco, and S.A. GONCHAROVSkobltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics, Moscohttps://doi.org/10.1142/9789812810939_0064Cited by:0 PreviousNext AboutSectionsPDF/EPUB ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack CitationsRecommend to Library ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditEmail Abstract: No abstract received. FiguresReferencesRelatedDetails Nucleus–Nucleus CollisionsMetrics History PDF download

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