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Information × Registration Number 0301U000493, 0199U001390 , R & D reports Title Research and quantitative assessment of ecological capacity of the Black Sea areas of Ukraine in relation to pollutions of nuclear and non-nuclear nature popup.stage_title Прогноз радіохемоекологічного стану Чорного моря . Комплексна екологічна зйомка Севастопольських бухт. Оцінка екологічного стану акваторій з різним рівнем антропогенного пошкодження за параметрами їхніх біофізичних полів. Head Polikarpov Genadij Grygorovych, Registration Date 20-03-2001 Organization Kovalevsky Institute of biology of the southern seas, NAS of Ukraine popup.description2 The expected amount of 90-Sr and 137-Сs of the Chernobyl NPP origin in the Black Sea should add 30 % and 70 %, respectfully, to their pre-accidental level after termination of their release to the sea to 2015 - 2020. Constants of term existance of these radionuclides in Cystoseira and Mytilus were estimated in the Sevastopol bays since 1987 up to 2000; new data on 210-Рo in fishes were obtained.Citigenetic indices of comparativ effectivity of ionising radiation and chemical mutagenesis under their mutual action on hydrobionts were assessed in the 30 km zone of the ChNPP and in the Dnieper reservoirs. The start of of radiochemoecological monitoring of acuatic environment, hydrobionts and bottom sediments has been made in the area of the planned Turkish NPP at the Sinop port. The complex ecological survey of Sevastopol bays was carried out at on 50 stations and 5 proving-grounds; physical-chemical, hydrobiological and microbiological parameters of their b iogeosystems state was obtained. A new method of evalution of plankton spatial - temporal chageability in the pilagial euphotic layer by the characteristics of the bioluminеscent field and sound volume backscattering strіnght has been worked out. Ecological state of concrete marine areas were assessed including areas " of ecological risk " and " reatively well-being " areas. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close