SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BERDICHEVSKIY, I.M. - BERDICHEVSKIY, T.O.

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BF.RDICHEVSKIY, I.M., insh.) MMALIN, N.S., insh.
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BEMjCiIZVSKIY, L.A.. inzh.
Wintilaso and trawl winch installation with help of a M-4
optical device. Sudoetroenia 25 no-9:54-56 5 '59.
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(Ships-Iquipment and supplies)
(Marine engineering)

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KOTOV, I.T., gornyy lnzh.; BEWERKEY, A.A.,, gornyy inzh.,. BERDICE SKIY.
L. I.
Increasing the operative efficiency of vacuiun filters in the
coal preparation branch of the Yenakiyevo Coke ind Chemical
Plant. Ugoll Ukr. 5 no.9j15-17 S 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. 11krNINgloobogashchenlye (for Kotov, Bezverkhiy).
2. Yenakiyevskiy kok;iokhimicheekly zavod ',for b!rlichevskiy).
(Yenakiyevo--Coa'L preparation plants-Equipji9it and snpplies)
(Filters 'md filtration)

SARATOVTSEVA, R.G.; SAFRONOV, V.I.; DEXAPOLITOV, I.P. (Kly,sv);
NAROZHNYY, V.B,, Inzh.; BERDIGHFISKIT, L.N., inih. OlovosIbirsk)
Concerning the article "Uniform safety engineering regulations
for electric power distribution networks." Energetik 13
no.llt."13-34 N 165. (YIRA l8tll)
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1. StarshiY inzh. PTE ~tlintngradsnerg* (for Samtoyt5eva).
2. Nzeballnik slushby si9tey REU Kalinirtgradenergo ~'for Safronov).
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zbelezrioy dorogi (for Nkapolitov). 4. Kiyev-nergo (for
Marozhnyy). 5. Priobskiya seti (for Berdichevskly).

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BMWIGHWMITI L
~StaZc of the resmirces of valuable commercial fishes and nsaturev
for inon)nsing them In waters of the U.S.S.R. Top. ikht, no-9:3-18
157. (MM 11:1)
1. Vensoyuznyy nauchno-looledovatellskiy institut morskogo rybuogo
khozMetva I okeanogmM - TNIRO
(Tisheries)

BMICE3VSKIY. L.S., kandidat biologichookikh muk.
M~Wmft
Ytght against pollution cC rege"oIrs. (Conference ott the problem
of the offect Qf waste water on fishery). Toot. AN SSSR 27
no.6:111-114 J* i57. OaaA 10: 7)
(Moscow-Witor.-Pollut Ion) (Irisheries)

AUTHOR; Berdichevskiy, L. S_t_L. Candidate of Biology :' 3c)-58-7-41/49
TITLE: Biological Foundations of Ocean Fishing (Bic.l.:,alcheskije
oanovy okeanicheskoGo rybolovstva) All-Union "onference
(Vsesoyuznoye sove3hehaniye)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik kkademii nauk 533R, 1958, Nr 7, PP. 1.51-133 (U.")SR)
ABSTRACT: The Ichtliyological. Committee of t'-ie AS USSR (Ilchtiologicheakaya
komiesiya. Akademii nauk SSSR) together with the All Union
Scientific Research Institute for Ocean Fishiag Economics and
Oceanography IVNIROI (Voesoyuzny;r nauchno-issl.edovatellskiy
institut morskogo rybnogo, khozyaratya i oke_3-_,i(vCr&fii
and the Institute for Ocearography of the AS USSR (Institut
okeitnologii Akademii nauk SSSR)h(!Id this conference
Apr:~'1 11 - 16, It was attended by: representatives of a great
number of biological scientific research ins*;itutions of
branch institutes of fishing indu.stry, of many- universities
and a number of Councils of Econcmy. The fol1cwing lectures
were held:
1) 1.. M. Batulin On new data concerrLinc oceanological
V. V. Leontlyeva condi tions in a number of regions of the
Card 1/3 V. A. Burkov I Pacific Ocean (Tikhiy okean)

Biological Foundationo of Ocean Fishing. All Union Confezence
2) G. M. Diryulin on the utilization of oceanoloCical data in
ocean fishinj;.
3) V. G. Bo8orov on the qualitative and quanVitative distribu-
tion of Cround- and plankton organisms.
4) re. A. Favalitikii on the characteristic features of the
food basis of herrings in the Norwe ian and Greenland Seas
(Norvezhakoye i Grenlandskoye morya~
5~ T. S. Rasa on the basic purpones of Ocean fishinI3.
6 ?. A. Moiseyev cn regularities in the distribution and the
biology of ichthyofauna of commercial intereat in the western
part of the Pacific Ocean.
7) 1. G. Yudanov and Yu. Yu. Marti on 'Diolok;ical peculiarities
of the accumulation of Atlantic and Scandinavian herring of
commercial interest in autumn and winter.
8) Yu. V. Novikov, V. G. Osipov, S. M. Kaganovskaya, B. 11.
Ayushin,and A. G. KaGanovskiy on the biological foundation of
the development of Soviet fishing trade for d.ifferent fishes.
9) V. A. Borodatov and Yu. L. Karpechenko on the conditions
and prospects of herring fishing in the North Atlantic.
10) B. 11. Manteyfell, L. A. Chayanova, M. I. R,rzhenko, and
F. M. Mazayev on th,~ Uioiojical founla*ionn of' he=ing fis~,Ieries
Card 2/3 in trie North Atlantic.

Biological Foundations of Ocean Fishino. All-Union Ccnference 30'1/30-58-7-41149
11) K. I. ludanov, V. G. Azhazha, and 0. 11. Kisclev on the
application of hyd3.-oacoustic equipmentfor fishine.
12) Yu. Yu. Marti on the prospects of ocean fishing ir. the USSR.
In --,rder to Cuarantee the further development of Soviet ocean
fis.-.int; an investigation of oceanological conditions must be
made posnible. This can be done most effect:.vely by organizing
scientific commercial expeditionO. For this purpose, however,
mod,~rn ships are neicessary which are equipped with correspond-
ing scientific apparatus. Coordinated plans of research must be
worked out by the committee and -.he institut'e.
13) D. D. Homanov, P. A. Moiseyeir, and K. A. Golovinskaya
on the progressing radioactive contamination of waters, fishes,
aninals,and plants in the ocean caused by at:)mic bomb tests.
Card 3/3

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AUTHOR.- 3e?rdicheve)dy , L,,J., I'anOidlntp of 13iolo-ical 3ciencez)
"rotectinL; Valuable Commercial :IijIn Rq:3erveu 'n the Cajpian
T ITLE:
Ba:iin (Okhrana zaj)ajov taenaykh proryolovyl:h ry!) K'anplyako,-,o
basseyna)
PZRIOD10;.L: .Priroda, 1958, ;r 10, pp 51-54
A B')T,-',',C T Cormercial figh reserves in the Ca-,pian Ba::~' 'r. liave been do-
creasing for the Fast 25 years, partl-,,., due --.o a drop in the
sea level, brouc7ht al,-,out by a decrea3.2 in r:'.ver flow d,le tr,)
climatic reasons, an(i partly %)y ran-made reftsona - i.e. Pol-
lution by industrial a
nd. doreotic vvio-e, lydro-P.Ipctric d~?-
velopment on rivers and irresponsible fishin.. Vne author
takes the case of pike perch, bream and stux-[--oon in turn and
3hoN3 the extont t-D which the catch conoiatE~ of youn-,
r,at-ire and "illegal" fish. FigureG are quoteil to the
economic loss resulting from such fishin,;5* ard t,-.e effe,,,t
tha-v it will have on "'.-1e 3iZe of future 3110,1113. F iJ ~I i ~-Iz
control and restrictions are sug~estee, and the althcr ad-
vocates the improvement of existing fishing equipment an3
methodo to catch only ripe and mature fish, leaving youn--er
Card 112 fish free to 3pawn,. HP points out that th(! Nort~ieryi Caspian

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.P.rotectin,3 Valuable Commercial Fluh Reserves In Vie Caspian Basin
is one great fish-fattenin- rtoolk pond! anti favora thp bani.inf.
of -Ommercial :3,,a fishine in th13 area.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-i8sledovatellskiy insti*,ut -or_3,1,:oCo ry.)-
nogD khozyay3tva i okeanot;rafii - Moskva (Tlir., All-Union A-
uearch InstituLe for Sea Finherios and OcnariD,-,raplly - 'W,oscDy.,)
1. Fishes--Economic aspects 2. Fisheu--USSR
Card 212

F3RDICIMMIJILA"S.
Menus of the Ichtiqoluglea.1 Cemmission of the Acvl(gmV of Sciences of
the U.S.S.R. Zool. shur. 37 no..9:1430-1432 S 158. Oan 11:10)
(Ifiellarles-Research)

BERDICIMVSKIY, L.S., kand.biol.riauk
Conservation of valuable commercial filth resourres of the Canplan
Basin. Priroda 47 no.10i3i_34 0 15fl, (MIRA 11111)
1. Veasoyusnyy nauohno-issladovate 11Wdy institut marskogo rybnogo
kh3zyaystva I okeanografit (14oekva).
(Caspian Sas region--Fishes)

MMDIC.UV.'3KIT, L.S.
Bil)logilial principles of fishery regulation in the northgrn part
of the Oaspiar Sea [with summary in Inglishl. Zool.zhur. 38
no.l:P8--102 JA '59s 01,11 13:4)
1. All-Union Research Institute of Narine Pisheries and Oceano-
gro.phys Moscove
(Caspian Bea-Fishery Liawwd L)gislation)

BMIC:WSKIT, L.S.9 Imndidat b1ologicheskikh nauk
Biological principles in pond fish culture. Temt~Ll SSSR
30 no-7:102-104 J1 160. (MIRA 1-3:7)
(Pish culture)

BERDICHEVSKIY, ---
i9lational utilization of f1sh resources of the Caspiap .3ea basin.
TzroAN SESSR.Serogeog. no,,3:28-36 W-je 161. 10 (KMA 14: 5)
1. Ikhtiologichookaya komJ'.sxiya AN SSSR.
(CAuipian Sea-Flehories)

CHEWASO B.I.j BERDICHEVSKIY.,_ ISAYEV, A.I.
Out1cok for the development of fisheries ir, inland waters of the
Soviet Union. Irv. AV SSSR.Ser.biol. no.0926-c,30 V-D 161.
(MIRA 14:11)
1. The Ichthyological Committee of the Acaderay of Scicnces of
the U.S.S.R... Moscow. (FISHMIES)

-BLIWIGIENSKlyp L&S,
Biological principles uneerlying efficiont fiohery management.
T~midy sov. Ikht. k=. no.13jyV-66 161. (MMA 14:8)
1. Ikhtiologicheskaya komissiya All SSSR-.
(Fisheries)

5enICHEVSYIY, L.S.
JPCM.t -eighth seselon of the Permanent International C:uncil
the Explorution of the Sea. Vop. ikht. I no. 1*.306-30;1 161.
(MDA
for
14:5)
(Atlantic 0-aean-Fisheries-Research)

PAVLOVSKI'l, Te.N., Rkademik, glav. red.; KOZHIN, N.I., prof., red.;
EERDICHEVSKIT, L.S., prof., red.; MAKAWV, B.M.; red.
tekhn. j-~&.
(Sturgeons in the bodies of water of the U.S.S.R.] 03otrovoe
khoziaie-tvo v vodoemakh LSSSR. Moskva, ::zd-vo AN SSSSR, 1963.
206 p. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Vse6c,yuznoye soveshchimlye po voprostus razvitiya osetrovogo
khozyaystva v vodoyemakh SSSR, Moscow, 1961.
(Sturgeons)

BERDICHEVSKII, L.S.
Blological -fishery research at a now stage. Zool. idiar. 42 no.1:3-10
163. (HIRA 1635)
Clisheries.-Research)

38047. BEIGICIIEVSKIYj M.
0 vliyanii vit,3mina ((V.?) MA serdtse kholodnokrovkWkh. Sbornik trudov
(Arkhang. Gos. med. in*t), vyp. 9, 194~, s. 133-38. Gibliogr; 15 nazv

SHAPOVALDV, A, , Lnzh. (Kiyev), BEPF)I(;HhVSKIY, 14 , (Klyov)
.j#,aridardize the flyinp h-mr. Grazhd. av. 21 no.10f/.4
0 164. (,M:RA 18;3)

HIMAYWY, TU.1., InSh.,, BMICHNSUT, M.A.
Conveyer trains used In the German coal-mining industry.
Mekh.i ayton.proizv. 14 no.1:61-64 Ja 160*
(MMA 13 -.5 )
(Germany, Weet--Hine railroads)
I

B-RDTCJ:EVSKTY, M.G.
The r1320-3 and 1!320-5 portable high-sj),eed t,.rae ard five
charmel recording instrumento. Blul. takh.-o-on. inform.
18 no. :1206-37 D 165 (MIRA 19W

BERDICHEVSKIY M M inzh.; LOZHKIII, B.G., kand.tekhn.muk;
FJLKOVSIICHIK, Tu.A., kand.teikhn.nauk
Sixut-system crane gantriev for buildings with a large
network of columns. From. stroi. 40 no.12:28-32 162,
(MIRA 15:12)
I., TSentralInyy nauchno-irisladovatellskiy i
proyektno-okap6rimentallnyy i"titut promyshlennykh
2kIaniy i goorutheniv Akadeadi stroitalletva i arkhttektury,
S613R.
(Cranes.. derricks,, etc.)
(Indtistrial buildingm-Equipment and supplies)

BMICHUSM, H.H.
Umogramfor determining coefficients of equatorial dipole
s.rrangemouto Ra%Ted.1 prom.geofize no.10-15-17 154.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Electric prospecting)

USSR/Geophysics - Physics of the Earth FD-1720
Card 1/1 : Pub- 45-8/12
Authors : Berdichevskiy, M. N., and Zavadskaya, T. N.
Title : On the formation of an electric field in the earth
Periodical : Izv. AN SSSR, Ser. geofiz., 178-180, Me---Apr 1955
Abstract : When a constant current is introduced into a circuit consisting of
connecting wires, electrodes and the earth, transitional processes
take place in the earth resulting in the formation of an electro-
me etic field. Having examined the records obtained at a low level
of inteiference from the field of telluric currents, the authors
present diagrams in which are depicted eight basic forms of the forma-
tion of the elastic field. The diagrams show impulse, calibrating
impulse and current impiLLse.
Institution : Scientific Research Institute of Geophysical. Methods of Prospecting,
Ministry of Petroleum Industry
Submitted : Navember 23, 1953

Translat'.on .1"rom: Roferativnyy zhurnal, ~';eoloj-,'Lya, Ni, B,
P 205 (USSR)
AUTHORS Berdichevskiy Petrovskiy, A. D.
TITLE: Method of ConducLing Two-Phase Equ6torlal Soundings
(M-~todl-ka vy oln,5niya (1vustorormikii ekvn-,or1al'nykh
zondirovaniy~
PERIODICAL: Prtkl. veofizika, Nr 14, 19-'6, pp 97-114
,APSTRtCT: The authors comider the effect o1' the ilmensions of
the input and measuring lines, as weil S3 the effect
of inaccuracy due to the grounding of tne equal.-orial
equipment,on the results Of the metisurf..nmts, The
Ma0mum length of the input 111ne should. n.--)t exceed
1/4 to 1/6 of the maximum ei'!'ectlve de--th of -- the
SOLInding. The length of the measuring line lv'T~ R/5,
where R Is the dispersion of the dipolct equatorial
equipment. The authors present a simpLified for-ula
Card 1/2 for the coefficient of the equip.,7k~nt tud u no,-nojzram

Method of Conductinp- Iao-Pha3f, EquatorlIll )
I ~'--b7- '~-'11.517
for the rapid calculatign of Lhis coellficlent,
Card 2/2 A, Lozynskaya

URDICHRISKIT -H*N. - - .
j". ,
Dotermining the joint lon#-ItufInal conduntivity of deposits occur-
rine, ubove tlie key bed. R.E.zvo4. I prom. ~:eofiz- n0.19:25-28 1,9;7.
(Rocka-Zlectrica! prcperticsY (MMA 10:11)

/-) / 1,1~ I )!,, .,I./ I I".! ;;". .. / iIf 1,2~1 - Al
AT,vrS]j , A.K*; EMDICEOffSKIT M.N.; 7AaA STR, A.M.
U. - ;,~~ --
Use of nev methods in alsotric prospeoting inSiberia, ltikl. geofiz.
no,'18:103-L27 158. (MIU 110)
(Siberia-Prospecting-Goo~physioaI methods)

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Methods of currillnear electric sovnding. PrIkl, geofiz, no,18:128-
Ibb 158* (KIRL 1195)
(Prospecting--Geophysical methods)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION le-31
Prikladnaye. geof12.ika; abornik statey, vyp. 19 (Applied Geophysics;
Collection of Articles, Nr. 19) Moscow, GostoptekhJ.zdat, 1958.
253 p. 3,000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'sitiy institut
geofizicheskikbi metodov razvedki
Ed. BogdanDv, A.I.; Executive Ed.: Dobrynina, N.P.; Tech. Ed.:
Polosina, A.S.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for professional
geophysicists engaged in scientific research or working in indus-
trial enterprises.
COVERAGE: The articles are devoted to a discussion of methods of in-
terpreting various types of electrical logs, methods of determining
the porosity, permeabilityand specific surface characteristics
Card 1/4

Applied Geophysics (Cont.) 1031
of water beari-ng rocks, and methods of determining the physical
properties of sediments and the characteristics of various phy-
sical parameters. A description of piezoelectric pressure re-
corders used in seismic exploration is also given. The articles
are accompanied by graphs, tables, and bibliographic references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Rudakovskiy, G.I,, Zverev, S.M. Piezo-crystalline Pressure Recorders
in [Off-Shorel Seismic Exploration 3
Al'pin, L.M. Transformation of Electro-logging Curves 23
Zavadskaya, T.N. Notes on the Transformation of Electro-logging
Curves 47
Berdichevskiy, I.N , Zagarmistr, A.M. Problems in Interpreting
Multi-Stage Electrical Logs with Dipole Installations 57
Card 2/4

Applied Geophysics (Cont.) 1031
Faradzhev, A.S. Investigating the Effects of Non-horizontal Plane
Boundaries on Electro-logs 109
Shapiro, D.A. Discussion of Theoretical Problems on Diffusion-
adsorption PotentiaLs (Diaphragms) in Boreholes 129
Morozov, G.S. Methods of Determining Porosity, Permeability and
Specific Resistivity per Unit Area of Water Conducting Surfaces
from Electro-log Data 170
Keyvsar, ZJ. Relationship Between Relative Resistivity, Porosity,
Permeability and Specific Surface 186
Avchyan, G.M. Determining Magnetic Susceptibility with Dolginov's
Astatic Magnetometer 195
Kalinina, R.V. The Correlation Between the Velocity of Propaga-
tion of Elastic Waves and the Relative Elastic Constants of Rm~s 216
Card 3/4

Applied Geophysics (Cont.) 1031
Filippov, Ye.M. Investigation of the Diffused Spectrum of Gamma
Radiation in Rocks of Different Mineralogical Composition and
Densities 230
Veselov, K.Ye. Golomb, V.E., Kalisheva,L.V., Kudymov, B,Ya.,
Lozinskaya, A.I. Review of Pj. Lukavchenko's "Gravimetric Ex-
ploration for Oil and Gas" 245
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 4/4 Mm/sfm
1-22-59

ZAGAFwrSTX, A.M.; SWIGfWSKff , MI.N.
Uoing the '- -
-lt,;iiuric current method in electric prospooting. Gool.
nefti i goiza 3 no,1:38-47 Ja 159- (KTRA 12-00
1. Vaesoyianyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy Institut Geofisikae
(Prospecting) (Electric currents)

'S)OV/49- 59-?- 16/22
AUTHOIZ-.BerdlebAv-ak-lyT-M--X,L and Bryunelli, E. Ye.
TITILE: The Theoretical Considerations Regarding the kpplication of
the Magneto-Telluric Method in Profiling
PERIODICAL: Izvest:Lya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geofizicheskaya,
1959, 1[r ?, pp 1061-106() (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The relationship of the electric and magnetic componenta
of the plame wave in the horizontal homogeneoiis media (Fig 2)
is considered. The assumption is made that in the case of
sloping rock layers, mo:re c9mplex relationships take place
which can be utilized in determining the mean longitudinal
conductivity and the inclination of rock layers. This can
be done when simultaneous observations of the electric
(E x ~ B ) and magnetic ( RX , HY ) field com-ponents (Figs
4 and ;~ are made. The analysis of the data 'thus obtained
can be performed by means of the variable dia,Frams as em-
ployed in the method of telluric citrrents. There Is a
series of advantages in applying this method in oil geo-
physics. Some of them are: 1) it becomes unnecessary to
carry out observations at two difforent points of an area,
therefore the network of outstations can be neglected;
'Card 112 2) the observations become greatly simplified; 3) the

SOV/49-59-7-16/22
The Theoretical Considerations Regarding the Applicat'-,on of -the
Magneto-Tell uric Method in Prof iling
abl3olute -value of S is determined (Fig 4). As a result
of the first two points, the prospecting can be made more
economical. The third point gives a better a,.,curacy of
the geological analysis, There are 5 figures, 1 table and
6 referencest of wbich 5 are Soviet and 1 English..
ASSOCIATIGN, VNIIgeofizika;Lenjngradsk y gosudarstvenRyy universitet
im. Zhdan.ova (VNII Geophysics, Leningrad State University
im. Zhdanov)
SUBMITTED: March 3, 1958.
Card 212

SOVA 9- 5 9-8-15,127
AUTHORS: Bryunelli, B. Ye., Elordicheyaki . M.N._, AlekseyMyj A~.M.
andlBurdo. Deceased)
TITLE: Observed Variations of the Micro-pulsations of the
Earth's Electromagnotic Fieldil,
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geofizicheskaya,
1959, Nr 8, pp 1206-1213 + 2 Plates (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Observations of a ma.gnetotelluric field were carried
out on September 4 to 9, 1957 in South Tyujoensk
(w - 56*401, h = 674), where a method of m,easurements
illustrated in Fig 1. was applied (I - oscillograph, see
Fig 3, 11 - magnetometer, see Pigs 4 and 5). The
variations of the p4triod between 10 to 50 secs were
recorded. The reciprocal impedance was defined as
Eq (1), where H y Ex - amplitude of monoharinonic
va-iations of the components H and E expressed in
y and mV/km, 5 - total longitudinal conductivity of
the top layers, Eqs (2) to (4), T - period of variations,
Pn - specific resistance of the foundation I.ay-er. The
curve of the dipole azimuth sounding near the point of
Card 1/3 observation in shown in Fig 2. Its left-hand cu

sov/4 9-59-8-15/27
Observed Variations of the Micro-pulsations of the Earth's
Electromagnetic Field
represents the layers of the Quaternary formation
with 20 to 30 Ohms of resistance, while the right-hand
curve corresponds to the Paleozoic period showing
resistance 500 Ohms. The correcponding total thickness
of layers in 1125 mv its mean resista ?ce 3.2 Ohm and
the total conductivity 5 = 350 Ohms- . TRe. examples
of recordings of tho variations of a magnetic fieldjj/
obtained by two maix tetometers, lire rep--roduced In Fig 6
and those of electric and magnetic fields (perpendicular
to each other) are iihown in Fig 7. The ojicillogram in
Fig 8 illustrates the magnetotel,luric vari-ations
during a magnetic storm.%v The results of statistical
analysis of the datit and the cal.culations beised on
Eq (3) for the oscillograms illustrated in Fig 7b are
tabulated in Table 'L. Table 2 gives similar results
of analysis based on 23 oscillograms, Tho results
obtained signify that a new method of geophysical
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Observed Variations of the Micro-pulsations of the Evirth's
Electromagnetic Field
described.
There are 8 figures, 2 tables and 8 references,
6 of which are Soviet and 2 English.
ASSOCIATION% Ministerstvo geologii i okhrany nedr VN.11get)fizika
(Mini itry of NaturaL Resources VNIlgeofizika) and
Leningradskiy gosud,2rstv_iWn_yyunivertsitet ."Imeni
A. A. Zhdanova (Leningrad State University imiani
A. A. Zhdanov)
SUBMITTED: March 28, 1958
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YdASE I BOOK raTIXTATIOK E(NI3908
Berdichevskly, Mark Nannorich
ZlektricheskAya razvedka zetodm telluricheskikh tokoy (Electrical Prcapecting
by the! Method of Telluric Currents) Moscow, Gostoytekhizdat, 196o. 236 p.
3,000 copies printed.
Ed.: S.M. Sheyman; Execo Ed.: Ye*09 Pershina; Tech, Ed.: I.G.. Yedotom.
PURPOSE: TIL'.s book is intended for engineers and technicisms angage& in geo-
physical exploration, and for students of advanced courses ia geopbqsics.
COVERAGE: In this book, the principles of the tolluric method Df prospecting
and its utilization in various geological provinces of the UM an discussed.
The bcook consists or two parts. Part I is concerned vith prdbleuB cif the theory
of the. telluric method. The results of theoretical studien 'by Soviet and b3n-
Soviet geophysicists are summarized and new apyroaches to the method, based
on an analysis of a vave model or the telluric field., am :VomulAted. In
P ut 11 methols and Interpretations or field observations are described.,
The author thaaks S.M. Sheyrnan, L.M. Allpin, A.M. Zagravifitr, Te. N. Kalenova,
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L.L. Vanlyan, A.A. Illin, and IC.V. Lantsov. There exe 76 references:
61 sovist, 9 ftglish, 3 French., and 3 Gerun,
TABIZ OF CafTEM:
Foreword
PART 1. THEORY OF THE TMJ=C-CUMWT METEOD
Ch. I. General 3nformation 9
1. BiLsic definitions 9
2. Basic projerties and origin or the tellurle field 11
Ch. II. Telluric Field in a Horissontally Homogeneous Medium 20
3- ?:Lane electramag aetic veven. Concept of initial impedance 20
4. Apparent zesistance cuLven 26
5- Uyaptotic formulas for InItial impedance 32
6. Equivalent cross sections 36
7- Frequency interval for the right ascending branch of eT vur"Is 40
Properties of initial Impeilance within the limits or Vie right
ancending branch of I T curves 47
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AUTHORS: BerdJ.chevskiy, M. N., and 0. M. Raspopov
TITLE: A statistical method for processing telluric curr(!r,t ot)servations
SOURCE: Prikladnaya geofizika (sbornik statey), no. 27, 1960, 64-72
TEXT: The article describes a new statistical method for processing telluric
current observations. The basic -value determined by this mothod, parameter
K, is expressed by the amplitudes of the telluric variations US:Lng four princi.pal
and two supplementary axes. Use of this method requires: 11 nonlinear polari-
zation of tne telluric current field; 2) quasi-sinusoidally shaped telluric pulses;
and 3) parallel measuring lines for the field and base appara-ais. Althougn the
new metnc)d requires more time and a longer series of observations than the
ellipse method, radio synchronization of field and base obser-olitions can be
eliminated if necessary. The measurements are more stable, permitting the
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distance between lield and base points to be increased. Pracl.ical operating
procedures for use of the new method are given. There are (; figures. Thero,
is 1 Englisn -language reference, as follows: Kantas, K. Development in the
newest geophysical research method, the Telluric. Acta Gecphysica Sinica,
v. 2, no. 2.
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AUTHOR: Berdichevskiy,_K..__N_.
TITLE: Pundamentals of the theory of magnetotelluric profiling
SOURCE: Prikladnaya, geofizilca (abornik statey) no. 28, 196o, To-91
TEXT: The magnetotelluric profiling method of structural explor-
ation was developed at VNIlGeofizika by M. N. Berdichovskly and A. Ye.
Lantsov under the direction of A. M. Zagarmistr. This new method was
made possible by the high-sensitivity H-magnetometer developed by
B. Ye. Bryunelli, 0. A. Burdo,, and 0. M. Raspopov. In magnetotelluric
profiling, mean-period (10-15 to 60 sec) variations of the horizontal
components of the telluric and geomagnetic fields are observed at
points of the studied area, using an oscillograph, hig~a-sensitivity
H-magnetometers, and an electrical measuring element. Variations of
two telluric and two geomagnetli., components are photorecorded. Data
obtained are processed to detertaine the relative Intennity of geo-
magnetic and telluric field variations (magnetotelluric parameter W),
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Fundamentals of the theory (Cont.) HOOO/HOOO
from which the absolute total -longitudinal conductivity S of the bed
overlying the high-resistance basement is computed. Then S Is plotted
on a-map ishowing changes in thickness of the conducting bed In regions
with a SURtained geoelectric section. Incorporation of the mean longi-
tudinal resistivity P. of the conducting bed transformed this 3 map
Into a structural map of the roof of the high-resietance basement. The
method regards the magnetotelluric field as an aggregate of uniform
plane monoharmonJ.c electromagnetic waves propagating along axis Z. The
input Impedance (equal to the ratio of El. and Hv components on the
earth's autrface)is used as a basic index"characterizing properties of
the medium. The formula for the total longitudinal conductivity S of
the bed overlying the high-resistance basement is:
3 e- 756 ( T1 - FT/lOPn
T1-- magnetotelluric parameter related to the value of the impedance;
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IT/-1-07- -- correction for the finite resistance
n
T -- Uan period of variations. The frequency Interval
S can be thus determined accurate to 10%, called
always corresponds to the right aacending branch
period of variations contained In the S Interval
section satisfies the Inequality
of the basement;
within which
the 3 interval,
of curves pT. The
for a two-layer