REGIONAL PROBLEM
ISSN (print): 1605-220X, ISSN (online): 2618-9593
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The scientific journal Regional Problems, founded in 1995, is a peer-reviewed journal that provides a platform for theoretical and empirical articles on sustainable (balanced) regional development.
The journal is distributed electronically.
Purpose and subject matter:
The journal is focused on interdisciplinary discussion of the results of fundamental and applied research. Regional Problems welcomes manuscripts in a wide range of disciplines focused on the study of environmental, social and economic aspects of regional development: geology, geography (socio-economic and physical), geoecology, biology, ecology, mathematical modeling. The journal publishes articles in various formats, including original research, review papers, book reviews, and others. Articles are published in Russian and/or English.
Founder
Institute for Complex Analysis of Regional Problems Far Eastern Branch Russian Academy of Sciences
Editor-in-Chief
Frisman E.Ya., Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Sc.
Frequency / Access
4 issues per year / Open
Included in
Current Issue
Vol 26, No 2 (2023)
- Year: 2023
- Articles: 14
- URL: https://journal-vniispk.ru/1605-220X/issue/view/19826
Birobidzhan Town: formation and development
Abstract
On March 2, 1937, the town of Birobidzhan appeared on the map of the Soviet Union, transformed from the workers' settlement of the same name. At that time, for the Jewish Autonomous region, created three years before, it was already the administrative and cultural center. Soon Birobidzhan became one of the industrial centers of the Far East with a developed mechanical engineering, represented by factories for the production of rice-grain and forage harvesters on caterpillar tracks, transformers and complete transformer substations.Light industry products – outerwear, upper knitwear and underwear, winter and summer shoes – were supplied to all settlements of the Far East region. At present, after the deep crisis of the nineties, the town's economy has seen trends in sustainable development, growth in investment, production volume and shipment of products.
6-12
Scots pine natural renewal as an object for the natural environment condition monitoring near the town of svobodny (Amur Region)
Abstract
In the vicinity of Svobodny in the Amur Region, there are the world’s largest natural gas processing and helium production enterprises. In this regard, the relevance of an objective assessment of the environmental situation is especially important. In the work, the author defines indicator properties of the Scots pine natural regeneration. He gives the analysis of undergrowth parameters in areas with different degrees of anthropogenic load. It is established that the indicators of the number of specimens per unit area, age structure, growth and vitality of Scots pine in the vicinity of Svobodny can have an indicative value for environmental monitoring of the territory.
13-18
The town of Kirensk importance in the development of the Irkutsk Region northern territories
Abstract
The paper considers the town of Kirensk economic and geographical features of location in different periods. Due to the advantageous geographic location the Kirensky prison, which served as a springboard for the development of the Irkutsk region northern territories, was founded at the intersection of two rivers ‒ Lena and Kirenga. It is given the population dynamics in Kirensks and highlighted the prospects for its development in modern conditions.
19-22
Assessment of indicators for sustainable development of Birobidzhan: green spaces
Abstract
Among other countries, the Russian Federation also has an officially adopted sustainable development strategy covering a block of political, social, economic and environmental items. The last ones are of special attention, including problems from the global climate change to the formation of a comfortable urban environment. In the paper, the authors consider green spaces of Birobidzhan as an important factor of the urban environment quality. They made the analysis of green spaces calculating the following six indicators of sustainable development: percentage of common green spaces, greenness index, green spaces availability, green spaces area per 100 thousand inhabitants, percentage of protected natural areas, and percentage of urban spaces under the canopy of tree can. Most of the parameters have got high values. The greenness index significantly exceeds the urban planning standards. The town natural-recreational area with preserved natural vegetation adds significantly to the estimated indicators value. The conducted research is a starting point in monitoring of changes in the estimated indicators.
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Importance of the arboretum park for preserving the Birobidzhan natural heritage
Abstract
The article describes the Arboretum park as a specially protected natural territory in the Jewish Autonomous region providing information about its natural conditions, the arboretum history, stages of its development and scientific research of flora and vegetation. Particular attention is paid to the introduction of woody plants and their preservation in the area natural and climatic conditions. It is presented the list of woody plants from the Russian Federation and the Jewish Autonomous region Red Books. The authors show the Bastak state nature reserve importance in improving the activities for a specially protected natural area. The emphasis is placed on the target function of the arboretum associated with ecological and educational work with the Birobidzhan and Jewish Autonomous region population.
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Pfenology of the great tit (Parus major) in Birobidzhan (Jewish Autonomous Region)
Abstract
The author reveals phenological parameters of the Great Tit in Birobidzhan (Jewish Autonomous region) and shows the dates for the first, mass, and early morning singing of males; the period of courtship and competition for females, laying eggs and incubation of full clutches; the appearance of chicks and fledglings, migrations, late broods and autumn singing. In the period from the end of December to the third decade of March, there occurs a distribution of birds over nesting territories and formation of pairs. The period of early morning singing of males, from the third decade of March to the third decade of June, is the height of the breeding season.
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Territorial planning schemes in the field of development and placement of specially protected natural territories as documents of spatial development: problems and prospects of application
Abstract
In this article, the authors proceed from the statement that territorial planning schemes of specially protected natural territories improvement and placement should be considered as documents of spatial development. As they put it, these schemes combine the interdependent ways of all land users development in a single planning solution. The authors offer fundamental methods for implementing the tasks assigned to specially protected areas and conclude that ecological well-being of our country is one of the most important tasks for both state bodies and the entire population as a whole. At timely planning and informing the authorities about upcoming schemes, plans and the territory arrangement, a well-designed scheme for the protected areas placement not only adds the informational value to the study, but also allows to accurately identify all significant objects to minimize further incident situations.
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Development of park spaces as a planning element for a sustainable city
Abstract
In the work, the author considers the condition of park spaces and their impact on the sustainable urban development. It is noted that there is a tendency to the reduction of park areas. The lack of specialized urban parks dramatically increases the multi-functionality of universal parks in relatively small land plots
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Analysis of the soviet housing development critique: social-historical aspect
Abstract
The article is addressed to the historical aspects of residential buildings architecture in the USSR of 1960s and 70s.The authors draw attention to the incompetent criticism of housing construction of that period; they restore and explain the historical reasons and social-economic factors underlying the Soviet urban planning.
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Geourbanism and fashion industry: creating a comfortable urban environment for fashion buyers
Abstract
The article examines the interaction of geourbanism and fashion industry in the context of creating a comfortable urban environment for buyers. The author substantiates the topic relevance and considers scientific grounds for its study. Special attention is paid to the problems related to the urban environment comfort, as well as to the importance of fashion and style. The article considers the possibilities for geourbanism and fashion industry interaction in creating an optimal urban environment.
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Variability of chemical indicators of water along the channel of the Chernaya River, taking into account its main tributaries
Abstract
The research shows that the Chernaya River experiences a strong anthropogenic impact in its upper reaches. It is stated that both tributaries and natural self-purification exert influence on changes in the content of the most toxic forms of nitrogen.
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Methodological aspects of classification for small and medium towns
Abstract
The article deals with problem aspects in classification of small and medium-sized towns in the Russian Federation. The author views the main problem of the approaches applied to the typology of towns in the lack of uniform criteria for their classification and institutional legal framework support.Today, the towns are being studied by representatives of different industries, and there is an urgent necessity in an appropriate scientific discipline able to generalize the initial blocks of the resulted data. It is substantiated a necessity of legislative definition for the town notion concept, for further categorization of the localities into typological units, allocating small and medium-sized towns.
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Hydrochemistry of small rivers near the town of Vyazemsky
Abstract
The paper provides characteristics of small rivers water chemical composition in the Vyazemsky area. The assumption is made that river waters were polluted by biogenic and organic nutrients due to to the discharge of untreated domestic wastewater.
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Volatile aromatic hydrocarbons in the khabarovsk small rivers water in the winter mezen
Abstract
The work gives estimation of volatile aromatic hydrocarbons content in the water of small rivers in Khabarovsk in December 2021. The maximum concentrations of benzene, ethylbenzene, xylenes and pseudocumol were noted in the Kurcha-Murcha river water draining the refinery area.
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