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Information × Registration Number 0304U001608, 0103U001411 , R & D reports Title The definition of laws of formation of demographic losses of the population at large-scale nuclear accident and substantation of ways of their restoration popup.stage_title Визначення демографічних втрат за рахунок ненароджених, компонентний аналіз народжуваності населення на досліджуваних територіях Head Omelyanets Nikolai, Registration Date 10-03-2004 Organization Research Centre for Radiation Medicine popup.description2 Object of research: the population two the most radioactive contaminated oblasts and its five rayons, radioactive upcontaminated Poltava oblast and its Lochvitsky rayon, Ukraine as a whole.The purpose: the determination population losses formation peculiarities at the account of the children that were not born of people living on radioactive contaminated territories of Ukraine. The methods of research: demographics, mathematics and statistics wiht using micro-computer programme. Real and hypothetical (with the help of balance method) depopulational losses of the population are calculated. Complete demographic losses in radioactive contaminated rayons for 1986-2001 in comparison with 1979 made up 40,6 thousand of those who were not born and 6,2 thousand is death redundancy. Rural population made the major contribution into the pure amount of losses. During the postaccident period the rayons under research didn't get on the average 8 newborns in urban settlements and 10 ones in rural territories per each 1000 of its average annual quantites of population (4 and 2 newborns in control accordingly). The intensity of losses of children that were not born per 1000 women of fertile age increased in 9,4 times in comparison with 1986, and it was the same with the Ukrainian level in control. According to the component analysis the children of women at the age of 20-29 that were not born were the most essential contribution into the general number of losses. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close