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Information × Registration Number 0214U007276, 0113U007215 , R & D reports Title Statistacal analysis of anthropogenic stress indicators in the coastal areas of the Black and Azov Seas. popup.stage_title Head Ukrayinskyi Volodymyr, Registration Date 28-05-2014 Organization SRO "Ukrainian Scientific Centre of the Ecology of Sea" popup.description2 Object of study - human pressure on the coastal territory of Ukraine, methods of statistical data analysis of human activity. Objectives: - Development and implementation of algorithms for determination of human activity in coastal areas of Ukraine using the methods of statistical analysis of baseline information on anthropogenic sources of air pollution . The method of research - theoretical and empirical . Were analyzed existing approaches to the application of statistical methods analysis to determine the degree of anthropogenic impact , especially taking into account pollution, for different area of coastal areas. Approaches showed weak study this issue for marine coastal areas and the presence of significant shortcomings of existing approaches . For the calculation of the anthropogenic load , taking into account the specificity of coastal areas has been developed algorithm to determine the contribution of air pollution based on statistical methods for analyzing information on anthropogenic sources of air pollution. The calculation of personal indicator of anthropogenic load to the beaches of Odessa to the available data for the period 2007-2012 years. Designed using the methods of statistical analysis algorithm optimally take into account such factors as pollution, in determining the level of anthropogenic load for areas where there are no monitoring data pollution. Calculations and analysis showed high efficiency of the proposed algorithm in determining the contribution of air pollution to human pressure in the small area. Product Description popup.authors Бургаз Олексій Анатолійович Верлан Валентин Анатолійович Тітяпкин Андрій Станіславович popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close