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Joint Toxicity and Interaction of Carbon-Based Nanomaterials with Co-Existing Pollutants in Aquatic Environments: A Review. [PDF]
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Atmospheric suspensions of Russky Island
Proceedings of SPIE, 2014The paper presents the first in the history of observations the results of studying of atmospheric suspensions contained in snowpacks of Russian Island (Vladivostok) , including the territory of campus of the Far Eastern Federal University (seasons 2011/2012-2013/2014 years).
Kirill Golokhvast, Vladimir Chaika
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Modeling the microgrid based on the Russky Island power network
2016 18th Mediterranean Electrotechnical Conference (MELECON), 2016The paper presents a model of the campus micro-grid of Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU) located on Russky Island. This microgrid is connected to the Island power system as well. The resulting network is unique as it can operate either in parallel with the mainland energy system or it can be completely isolated.
Vyacheslav Zyryanov
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Smart Grid Technologies Simulation Experience at Russky Island
IFAC Postprint Volumes IPPV / International Federation of Automatic Control, 2014Abstract The paper deals with a power network model for examination of Smart Grid technologies at Russky Island, the end part of the Russian Far East at the Pacific coast. Possible configurations of a Virtual Power Plant, which could be created at this Island, are discussed.
Anna Arestova
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Geochemistry International, 2021
The ecological situation on Shkot Island and the adjacent part of Russky Island in terms of mercury content in soils and leaves of tree and shrubbery vegetation has been analyzed. The main sources of mercury input into geosystems have been revealed. To determine its content in soils and vegetation, 3 and 16 plots have been sampled on Russky and Shkot ...
K S Ganzei
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The ecological situation on Shkot Island and the adjacent part of Russky Island in terms of mercury content in soils and leaves of tree and shrubbery vegetation has been analyzed. The main sources of mercury input into geosystems have been revealed. To determine its content in soils and vegetation, 3 and 16 plots have been sampled on Russky and Shkot ...
K S Ganzei
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Impact of Ice Rain on Forests of Russky Island
Russian Journal of EcologyHazardous weather events, which are increasing in frequency with global climate change, pose a threat to forest ecosystems over large areas. Heavy and destructive icy rain occurred in the south of Primorye on November 19, 2020. As a result of the breaking of branches and trunks on the territory of Russky Island, which is part of the Vladivostok urban ...
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2013 IREP Symposium Bulk Power System Dynamics and Control - IX Optimization, Security and Control of the Emerging Power Grid, 2013
The paper deals with a method of stability investigation for Smart Grid on the example of the Russky Island power network at the end of continental Russia in the Pacific region. The new forms of cross-Gramians and Gramians of controllability and observability for both finite and infinite time were used for the investigation. The software package MATLAB/
Anna Arestova, Igor Yadykin
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The paper deals with a method of stability investigation for Smart Grid on the example of the Russky Island power network at the end of continental Russia in the Pacific region. The new forms of cross-Gramians and Gramians of controllability and observability for both finite and infinite time were used for the investigation. The software package MATLAB/
Anna Arestova, Igor Yadykin
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Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 2020
Abstract Diatom and pollen analyses of paleolake sediments allowed assessment of the natural and anthropogenic factors that affected the local landscape evolution over the last 7500 cal yr on Russky Island in South Far East of Russia. Eight stages in lagoon development mainly controlled by sea level fluctuations were inferred.
Kirill Ganzei
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Abstract Diatom and pollen analyses of paleolake sediments allowed assessment of the natural and anthropogenic factors that affected the local landscape evolution over the last 7500 cal yr on Russky Island in South Far East of Russia. Eight stages in lagoon development mainly controlled by sea level fluctuations were inferred.
Kirill Ganzei
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Ecologix supplies treatment system for Russky Island
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