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Oligochaetes in the Water Ecosystems of Western Siberia
International Journal of Environmental Studies, 2017 This article presents the species composition of aquatic oligochaetes (Oligochaeta) in the various regions of Western Siberia. The history of the study of aquatic oligochaetes of Western Siberia is briefly reviewed.
Danil S Vorobiev
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Drilling 3D Wells in Western Siberia
Proceedings of SPE/IADC Drilling Conference, 2003Abstract In order to improve the development of a field in Western Siberia, Sibneft elects to drill 3D wells (5000 MD) with long horizontal drain (more than 1200m). Due to geographical conditions prevailing in Siberia those wells are drilled from a cluster.
Andrei Matevosov +3 more
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Lactose Malabsorption in Khants in Western Siberia
Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1995We wanted to estimate the prevalence of selective lactose malabsorption (SLM) in Khants, a small Finno-Ugric population living in Western Siberia who have traditionally consumed no milk in adulthood.A total of 80 Khants, aged 8-57 years and living on the middle reaches of the River Ob, were studied.
M, Lember +7 more
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Scaling Problems in Western Siberia
Proceedings of International Symposium on Oilfield Scale, 2003Abstract Yukos Oil Company is the second largest oil production company in Russia, and produces 1.2 million barrels daily, with > 60% of this coming from fields in W. Siberia. Base oil and gas production units are located in the European part of Russia (OAO Samaraneftegaz) and W. Siberia (OAO Yuganskneftegaz and OAO Tomskneft VNK)
A. I. Voloshin +4 more
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2021
Abstract This paper considers contact-induced change in Izhma Komi subdialects spoken in Western Siberia. We focus on the interaction of Izhma Komi, first, with Russian and, second, with the indigenous Siberian languages (Nenets and to a lesser extent Khanty). The
Egor Kashkin, Nikita Muravyev
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Abstract This paper considers contact-induced change in Izhma Komi subdialects spoken in Western Siberia. We focus on the interaction of Izhma Komi, first, with Russian and, second, with the indigenous Siberian languages (Nenets and to a lesser extent Khanty). The
Egor Kashkin, Nikita Muravyev
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It is snowing microplastics in Western Siberia
Environmental PollutionThe atmosphere is an important transport medium for polymeric anthropogenic particles such as microplastics (MPs). The analysis of particles deposited on the snowpack enables monitoring the abundance and transport of MPs and semi-synthetic fibers.
Yulia A. Frank +6 more
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2004
Cryosols are widespread in the northern and central regions of western Siberia, from 73°30′ to 62° N latitude, where they formed under a vast spectrum of conditions, from tundra to taiga, including swampy areas (Figure 2.8.1). Between 62° and 60° N latitude, these soils occur only within the coldest ecotopes of forest areas.
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Cryosols are widespread in the northern and central regions of western Siberia, from 73°30′ to 62° N latitude, where they formed under a vast spectrum of conditions, from tundra to taiga, including swampy areas (Figure 2.8.1). Between 62° and 60° N latitude, these soils occur only within the coldest ecotopes of forest areas.
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A Nativistic Movement in Western Siberia
American Anthropologist, 1956IN May 1904 an Altai Turk' named Chet or Chot Chelpan (Russianized as Chelpanov) received a vision in which there appeared to him a white horse carrying a rider dressed in white. This rider announced the imminent return to earth of Oirot Khan, who would lead the Altai Turks to freedom from the Russians and re-establish the ancient Oirot khanate.
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Western Siberia in a changing climate
International Journal of Environmental Studies, 2014The present era of climate instability raises questions of landscape conservation and ecology generally, as well as socio-economic questions in northern regions of the world.
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THE CLIMATE OF WESTERN SIBERIA: PAST AND FUTURE
Russian Geology and Geophysics, 1995A solution is suggested for the problem of quantitative estimation of elements of the paleoclimate by methods of multivariate statistical analysis, based on modeling of the interrelation between climate, type of vegetation, and the composition of recent spore and pollen spectra (SPS).
G. F. Bukreeva +3 more
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