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Information × Registration Number 0224U002050, 0122U001300 , R & D reports Title Substantiation of the environmental safety monitoring system and hydrogeotechnology of mining closure in eastern Ukraine popup.stage_title Head Sadovenko Ivan О., Доктор технічних наук Registration Date 05-02-2024 Organization Dnipro University of Technology popup.description2 In the course of the work, a sequence of hydro-geotechnological monitoring modules was created, environmental protection of the underground and surface hydrosphere and their resource post-mining in the east of Ukraine in the conditions of curtailment of mining operations, the existence of uncontrolled territories, as well as taking into account the directions of regional discharge of groundwater. The methodological basis of the research was based on the restoration, additional statistical fragmentation and reproduction of local ecohazardous objects, which were included in a number of hydrodynamic models, which are determined beyond the borders by the formation, transit and eco-technological regulation of the movement of surface and underground waters. When reproducing these processes, analytical and numerical displays of the dynamics of parameters of formation, distribution and localization of background and concentrated pollution are used. Estimates of the spread of the economic hazard of buried radioactive facilities and chemical waste storage facilities are provided. The most important is the parametric unification of the formed hydrogeological models of the Central, Donetsk-Makiiv and Western regions of Donbas on a geostructural basis, where uncontrolled and controlled territories border. The monitoring combination of hydrogeotechnical modules is achieved on the existing monitored network, which allows simulation modeling to predict the impact of hydrogeotechnological measures for the localization of economic hazards.   Product Description popup.authors Inkin Oleksander V. Zahrytsenko Alina M. Khriplyvets Yuliia V. popup.nrat_date 2024-02-05 Close