MAIN FIELDS OF RESEARCH
- Assessment and forecast of stability of relief, lithogenic bases, and permafrost in connection with the dynamics of cryogenic geosystems at reclaimed areas of the North
- Dynamics of the coastal zone of the Arctic seas in natural and man-caused transformed conditions
- Effects of ice formations on the coasts and bottom of Arctic seas
- Remote methods of geo-environmental monitoring of northern teñhnogeosystems
- History of the development of natural complexes of the North
In these areas, the laboratory performed a number of state contracts, projects, and grants.
APPLIED RESEARCH
- Analysis of land use in the Far North: monitoring of natural hazards, the development of practical recommendations for the prevention of destructive processes, land reclamation
- Assessment of the state of nature-technical systems in permafrost and remote monitoring based on aerospace data analysis
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Creation of feature-rich GIS for specific promising areas of oil and gas development
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Predicting the dynamics of the Arctic coast and underwater slope deformations in the areas of laying of linear hydraulic structures, subsea pipelines, and communication cables
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Assessing the impacts of sea ice on the shore and bottom of freezing seas
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
AGREEMENTS
INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES
Assessing the Sensitivity of Arctic Coastal Dynamics to Change (RFBR-Helmholtz project, 2009-2011)
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