Processes in GeoMedia—Volume IX

This book includes new results of theoretical and experimental studies of various scales of the processes occurring on the earth including the lithosphere, atmosphere, and hydrosphere. Intensive development of research in these areas is due to several factors: 1) the widespread introduction of computer technology, allowing the calculation of complex phenomena, 2) the invention and improvement of a new generation of geophysical instruments such as remote observation systems based on ships, aircraft, and satellites, providing a large amount of data to objectively reflect a broad picture of the processes, 3) the development of measurement techniques, creating opportunities for controllable and reproducible laboratory data acquisition for generation of new ideas and concepts.

The book:

1. Enriches the understanding of the geophysical processes taking place in various environments (lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere)
2. Is devoted to the important issues that humanity is facing, including the preservation of nature and the energy provision
3. Suggests new approaches to development of various energy sources on the planet
4. Includes the results of theoretical and experimental studies on the development of the geomechanical approaches for hydrocarbon production
5. Contains the results of recent research in the field of interactions of the lithosphere, atmosphere and hydrosphere of various scales, energy exchange of the atmosphere and the ocean, including changes under anthropogenic influences
6. Proposes new physical and mathematical models of processes occurring in the environment, both natural and anthropogenic, as well as elaboration of existing ones

This collected research is a valuable resource for specialists working in the oil, gas, and engineering industry to improve their understandings of the field.

Ecological Aspects in the Creation and Application of New Oil and Gas Production Technologies.- Mathematical modeling of acoustic fields in the Black Sea.- Cosmogony of the Open Solar System (COSS Concept).- Formation of the Earth-Moon system in the concept of COSS.- Weather conditions of the winter-spring season in Moscow in early 2025.- Trace ?lements of oil fields of the Orenburg region.- Long-term variability of the ice regime in the mouth areas of tributaries of the western coast of the white sea against the backdrop of climate change.- Tsunamis are an urgent world problem.- On Lagrangian description of standing surface gravity waves.- Mechanical tests of frozen snow, ice and frozen ground.- Connection of anticyclonic vortices of the Oyashio Current and the East Kamchatka Current with the endogenous heat of Intramantle vortices.- Features of seiche oscillations in the system of adjacent bays.- Thermal and radiation regime modern changes of the Asian territory of Russia, as well as the movement of the North Magnetic Pole.- Akhmedova Ozoda Method of assessing the influence of snow and vegetation cover on the thermal regime of soils using the example of the msu weather station.- The influence of technogenesis on the state of the hydrosphere of the Eastern Orenburg region.- Uncertainties in Chlorophyll-a Concentration Estimation from OLCI Satellite Data over the Sea of Japan in April 2023 due to the Presence of Dust in the Atmosphere.- Multifractal analysis of spatial distributions of seismic energy during the preparation of the pedro bay earthquake (Alaska, 2016, M=7.1).- Assessment of the state of the hydrosphere in the hydrocarbon production zone of Western Orenburg.- Conditions for the November storms in the Black Sea.- Variational algorithm for identification of transfer model parameters and experimental planning.- Analytical model of wind circulation under variable wind action.- Quantum Kinetic Theory and the Image Particle Method for Kinetic Simulation of Wakes Including Particles with Spin.- The influence of cosmophysical factors on anthropogenesis.- Multidimensional digital investigation of the morphometric properties of sand removed from the gas condensate field reservoir on the basis of µCT analysis.- Development of a system for monitoring the thermal state of snow cover.- Creation of a three-dimensional geomechanical model for the construction of a multi-storey building on a previously constructed pile foundation.- Behavior and characteristics of the first faraday wave on the free surface of water.- A simple model of ice and snow thermodynamics applied to the Rybinsk Reservoir within the framework of three-dimensional numerical simulation.- On fluvial paleo-structures of the gelendzhik bay and the mezyb river near divnomorskoe on the black sea shelf according to seismic-acoustic profiling data.- Advancements in geomechanical and digital core analysis for reservoir characterization.- Axisymmetric distribution of oil products in Arctic conditions.- Synthesis and magnetic characterization of dispersed titanomagnetite microcrystals prepared by the modified glass-ceramic method.- Changes in total ozone content, ultraviolet radiation fluxes, and cosmic rays over Northern Europe.- Impact of Clay Liner Integrity Breaches on Leachate Migration in Municipal Solid Waste Landfills.- Experiment on studying thermophysical properties of snow cover.- Geodesic control of technological object condition by laser scanning method.- Numerical Experiments on Modeling the Black Sea Circulation in 2016 Using Various Degrees of Polynomial Dependence of Density on Temperature.

Dr. Tatiana Chaplina graduated from the Faculty of Physics at Lomonosov Moscow State University, where she received her Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences degree. Her research interests include geology, geophysics, geosciences, earth sciences, physical processes in the hydrosphere, and anthropogenic impact on the hydrosphere. She is the author of more than 200 works, including 40 monographs, textbooks and teaching materials. She is the director of Quaternion Publishing House.

She was one of the organizers of the International Youth Conference/School “Physical and Mathematical Modeling of Processes in Geomedia”, “Irreversible Processes in Nature and Technology”, and other conferences. She is a co-series editor of Earth and Environmental Sciences Library. She is also an editor of Physical Problems of Ecology (Ecological Physics) and editorial board member of Environment and Energy Science, Processes in Geomedia.