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ECOLOGIC-GEOMORPHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SMALL RIVER BASINS FUNCTIONING UNDER THE URBAN CONDITION (UPPER STREAM OF OCHAKOVKA, SW MOSCOW, AS AN EXAMPLE)

https://doi.org/10.15356/0435-4281-2009-3-6

Abstract

Technogenic transformation of river basins results in considerable changes of their form and other characteristics what leads to the discharge changes. Perennial observations in the upper stream of the Ochakovka River indicate the alternation of the erosion and accumulation in the basin, the human impact being the main factor of these processes. For such basins' steady functioning the restrictions of anthropogenic load are necessary, for instance the scientific based distribution of recreation activity and special attention for land use planning.

About the Authors

E. V. Lebedeva
Institute of Geography RAS, Moscow
Russian Federation
Laboratory of geomorphology


D. V. Mikhalev
Moscow State University, Moscow
Russian Federation
Geographical Department


D. A. Timofeyev
Institute of Geography RAS, Moscow
Russian Federation


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Lebedeva E.V., Mikhalev D.V., Timofeyev D.A. ECOLOGIC-GEOMORPHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SMALL RIVER BASINS FUNCTIONING UNDER THE URBAN CONDITION (UPPER STREAM OF OCHAKOVKA, SW MOSCOW, AS AN EXAMPLE). Geomorfologiya. 2009;(3):15-24. https://doi.org/10.15356/0435-4281-2009-3-6

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