SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SAPOZHNIKOVA, R.G. - SAPOZHNIKOVA, V.D.

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EXCERPTA MUM Soo 7 Vol. 11 11 Pcdiatricz, Nov 7
3045. SApOZHNIKOVA R.G. Dept. of Hyg. Ped. Res. Inat. of RSFSK. Moscow.
*7N-e-m-rc-r-o-c7rrffi`3-1e of classrooms and its significance
for the pupi Is' condition (Russian text) PEDIATFUJA 1950, 1
(45-49)
During instruction. themicroclimate In a class room becomes progressively more
unfavourable, due to increase of temperature, humidity. COZ content, and content
of organic air components and bacteria. This leads to a disturbance of the me-
chaniBms of thermoregulatlon and to a decrease of the pupils' woiking ability
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-institutions for younr children."
re-ort sulvmittr-d at the 1',Ith All-Union Congress of Epidendologaists
and Irfectionists, 1~75'9.

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VEDEFRUKOVA, Valentina Anatollyevna,- STCLYAROVI K.P.,, red.
[M~ethods of the phase analysis of nickel based alloys] Me-
tody fazGvogo analiza splavov na osnove nikelia. Leningrad,
1964. 29 P. (MIRA 18:3)

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SAPOIHNIKOVA, S.A. SOLOTIMIC R.Ro. rddaktor,
[Change In wind velocity withaititude In the lower layer of
the atmosphere].IsmUsule skorosti'VOtr& 2 VY�Ot*i T nishno
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sloe Youdukha. Pod red. R.J. Soloveichilpi. Isninpad, GIdrome-
teorologicheskoe lud-vo, 1946. 103 P. (Glavnoe upravlenis
gidrometeorologIchaskoi slushby pri Sovets Ministrov SOIL Tm-
dy nauchno-Issledorateileirikh uchr4ithdonii. Ser. 1: Nsteorolo-
glia, vyp. 33) 70)
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Bibliography on Upravlenie Gidromet-e-Mro !foc eakoi Sluzhby, Trudy Nauchno-
Turbulent Exchange lasledovatellakikh Uchrezhdenii, Ser. 1., Meteorologiiat No.
39p Fizika Prizemnogo Sloia Atmosfery, p.,3-10 ~:11947.
5 figs., eqs. DLC-Th1s expedition was organized by the
Central Geophysical Observatory for-investigation of !And:
variations nearlthe ground and laws of,heat.sichangelbitween, J-,
surface snd~atmosphere. The twon Arys' is located 125AR
NNW from Tashkent in a7desert zone. In addition to the
usual observations of wind velocity and temperature near.the
ground, the obse'rvations.of the solar radiatio'n,-and basic
pilot balloon observations were carried out.. Subject
Headings; 1. Turbulent transfer of heat 2. Wj~~ ~es
3. Arys' Expedition 1945 '4. Arysfv'~Uzbek S. S. R. -W.T. Z.

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SAPOZIMIKOVA. S. A.
PHASE I TREASURE ISLAND. B IiBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT 4ID 256, 1...
BOOK Coll No.: 0COLS33
Author: SAPOZHNIKOVA, S. Ai Doctor of.aeographical Sciences,
Full Title: MIUM ME AlT LOCAL CLIMATE
Transliterated Title: ikroklimat,i mestnyy k1 ima t
M
Publishing Data
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: Hydrometeorological Publishing House,
o c, e ~8jOOO.;_.-
241 No.:,t c'0i's
Date; 1950 90.~ ~ , P- -
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Editorial Staff,`
Editor: None ech 'Ed
T None.
Editor-in-Chief: None Appraiser: None
Text Data
Coverage: The book glves~:
systematic exposition of current laiowl6dge
on microclimate and local climate, treating-the basic -ph'' 1-`-:-
Cal principlesY the vertical stratif ication of temper-a-ture"Jo-q.."!
microclimate of'the soil, and defense aga Iinst the harmful
phenemona in the surface la yer.of the atmoi I30here and. in'. the
soil. Methods of .,investigation include: observation of -
herbaceous plants, photoelectric recording thermometersy:
phyloindicators,:and large-scale maps constructed from shorts
observation series.. The point of view throughout. is._thatl_-~,
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K"1111-he awl t-Alrinkinal (rum ilk fewifforadi GAarSook
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0: '1 -1 trot* Wratefror Awl almoloolulp in the Illicit" lintAtic I.I)Vf, low the 1".frkw 04 1"t'"6cmi"s
effet-1.4 dotgoght amf 4 vmtervadion im-4mu". hAwr Inv" timck- by dor Central G"olph"irul
01,-iii,imity (lrninguml) im an exterfawatal liolitt Pirwr FAIAL fnmirnvotrttt~ trivil, t"istily
f,,r Y.I.IiAtiol", holinkfitoo', WiMl Awl Polil IMPIAtUtr "WA*41trIne"11% %lionifio-at;o" w fit beiptlot
j6m. the kokf w gf,4-4,*#v".2wI,Iorjvth liel,ow -urfk-rtd nx-amirrineotoarr A~rtfvml. Revalex
0 -1114- *tnd I-miff1r, f,w1fit"t tuthosk-mr, sh"nml .,( oooit and borm balAncr
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PHASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL IMWRT AiD 624 1
BOOK call No... AF 5olo68
Authors: Doctors of Physico-Mathematical Sciences BUDYKO,, M.'I. and Prof. YUDIN; M.L.S,
Doctors of Geographical Sciences, Profs. DRIZDOV., 06 A.p LIVOVICH,, M. I.,
POGOSYANy Kh. P.) and SAPOZHNIKOVA, S. A.
Full Title: CLIMATIC CHANGES Ii-COMM-1614'WI79-THE PROJECT FOR THE TRANSFORHATION
OF NATURE IN THE ARID REGIONS OF THE USSR
Transliterated Title: Izmeneniye klimata v svyazi s planom preobrazovaniya prixody
zasushlivykh rayonov SSSR
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: Hydrometeorological Publishing House
Date: 1952 No. pp.: 206 No. of copies: 3,000
Editorial Staff
Editor: Prof. Dr., Kh. P. Pogosyan
PURPOSE. Presentation in concise systematic form of the results of fundamental
studies of climate amelioration by hydrometeorological
institutes and the recommendations to be followed by those interested in climate
transformation.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: The monograph is dividedintolseven chapters and a concluding & a:pter,
the chapters being subdivided into several.sections.

AVAKTAN, A.B.,; BUNKO, M.I.; YUDIH, N.J.; OCEL&KOVSKIY, Tu.Ye.; DAVYDOV, M.N.;
APMAND, D.L.; INDOROVICH, B.A.; ZTJBOV, X.No; ANTIPORKAWAYJIV. I.N.;
SAPUZHHIKOVA, B.A.; ALISOV, B.P.;Ipmyzv, I.M.
Discussion of reports of the meeting. Top.geog. 281:74-96 '52. (X-MA 7:5),"
1. Gidroenergoproyekt Miniaterstva slaktrostantsiy (for Avakyan).
2. Glavnaya geofizichaskaya observatoriya im. A.I.Voyetykova. (for-Budyko
and Yndin). 3. .1natitnt okeanologii Akadenii nauk,SSSR (for Ochako*sIdy).
4. Gidroenergoproyekt Kiniaterstva. elektrostantety (for Davydov)v
5. Institut geografii-Ahadeall nauk SSSR:(kor Armand,- Yedorovi.ch, and
70toyev). 6. Geograf-ichosidy fakulltet NDsiorakogoigonudarstvannogo
universitsta (for-Zmboy and.Alisay). 7.,Po6hvewiyy inatiiat in. V.V.
Dokuchayeva Akadaidi nalak SOM (for Antipov-Narstayev, 1.1.). 8. GlaTnaya
geofi2ichaskaya observatoriyt,iz. A.I.Voyeykova (for Saposhnikova).

SAPOZU11OVk, S.A.
Spacing forest belts for protecting fields from damaging winds
In the arid regions of M=opean Russia. Trudy GOO Ko.36*21-26

ennya zadacM kIltrutWoo. [Cunent cliertatolfigical pmbk=6.) Viesmx.-goo
L;eOgrdJicAsska4 Obikkestro, r=-diiii, 94(4)!426, July/Aug. 052. DEC-Aa abstract of a
PINT delivered by ,Q A~ Qgom and S, A. SsVjWK2%,Lcn Manh ig, 19SI. Wore a
meeting of the Nfetear
weather and ol;Lma 6. redeitrch institutes ~t ~u~qut~t,
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Institution

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SAPOZHNIKOVA, S. A.
"The Microclimate of Irrigated Fioldo(Ar Temperature and Htv4dityj
Soll Temperature)
Trudy Glav. geofiz. observatorii, No 45, pp 60-70, 1954.
Under discussion are two types of irrigation: repeated irrigations
ensuring intense transpiration of vegetation (agrometeorologi6al stations
Iolotan', Yershov, Boz-su; expedition of the Central Institute of.Fore-
casting and of the Main Geophysical Observatory in Pakhta-Aral and Kamen-
naya.Step'), and single of double irrigations partially increasing the
transpiration (Kherson, Tiraspoll). The microclimate of irrigated cotton
was most completely clarified. The deficit of humidity at a height of
1.5 meters is considered as an indicator of the conditions governing the
formation of the microclimate. In the daytime under conditions of optimum
irrigation for the case of close intense transpiring sod the differences
in temperature and humidity of the ground air layer over irrigated and
nonirrigated fields increase with moisture deficit at a height of 1.5
meters. With increase of moisture' deficit in nonirrigated regions the
temperatureof the ground layer of air sharply lowers and the humidity
within the sod increases.
In the middle of the vegetation.period (August) the differences in
temperatures and tbiir dependence upon moisture deficit reach a maximum.
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In the vertical temperature distribution in August an inversion is ob-
served every day in cotton fields. In earlierand later months the per-
centage of daily inversions is decreased. In the day-time course of the temperature
difference of irrigated and nonirrigated fields a maximum is reached in the morning
and evening, which is explained by the weakening of the exchange. The indicated
course of the difference increases with height. Absence of development of sod
even for parti::.l irrigations sharply decreases the difference in temperature and
humidity of irrigated and nonirrigated fields. Irrigation essentially lowers the
soil temperature because of the high expenditure of heat in evaporation and shading
of soil by plants. (RZhGeol, No 8, 1955)
SO: Sum NO 884,. 9 Apr 1956
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~.Me Problems Connected vith the !D!!As!.cm of the Territory of
tile USSI-k into -ireas.
Orilr, -oub i sovrem. probl.

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LmIngrod. glammaja goat2alahmakays obsorwatorlys
01kroklimat sovemay, sh"tj Catakhakago molkoeopoohnika (Marcalloate
of the Northern Part of the Kazakh Hurmock-j Reglon) L4mLacrad.
distrometooladat.1958. 20T p. Errata slip Inserted. 800 ooplo*
printed. ,
90amsorime Agency& flasruare uprAvlonLye gIdrOm*t*orOIOgI4h*Sk0y aluzhby
Pri gavet@ Nlnlstrov SM.
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mms an me als"olimto or the "gio'n. D41vldual shaptore deal
with the Shysleal phonamna underlying and Shaping tho aderooll"%jo
f4stur`66, WA the affect the latter have upon the "&loss'@ agri-
Gultum- The work was Prepared by musbors Of the 000 s:4 the
949MIGM A "a an the reaurmnoo or drougAt was drwm up by
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IDAM"140V& worked On data dealing with the teMeratus-e of the satl;*
Slope@ Of Li rAhill an and the changes in pr*v&illng air currents
brought about under the inrlutnoo or relier. The assort showing
Us mm"mt Of Precipitation during the wam period of the year was
drwm VP by LOP. Muzn*taova under the direction or Wator or 0*0-
arshpleal Sciences O.A. Drotdow (000). There are 89 reterenava at
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swertIft foring traps '61 vegetation perlodm .198
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3(T) PHASE I BOOK RUTAITATION 30V/238
Nonferentelya po agrometecrologii.1 agroklimatoloall. Ukrainskor SSR
Materialy konrarents"' (Material or the Conference on Agricultural
Meteorology and Climatolo Uirrainlan SSR) Leningrad.
p~ the
2ty o
Oldronet*olzdat, 1958. &rralp slip inserted. 700 Copies
printed.
sponsoring Agencies: USSR. Glavnoye upre vIon ly gidrometoorologich-
askoy sluzhby, Ukrainian SSR. XinJat*rotvo sol'skogo khoxyaystvas
UkraiAskly nauchno-iseledovatel'skly gidromettorologichookir -I%-
ellituto and Ukrainakaya akademly sel'skokhozyLystvenrvykh nauk.
Keep. gd.s G.P. PrIkhot'koj &d.t V.D. Pisoarevokaya; Tech. Ed.:
V.I. Braynina.
PURPOSE; Th4a book is Intended for agriculturists# agrometeorolo-
glits, and Instructora In related vuses.
OOVIRAOR; ?his collection or articles deals with problems in &W__
cultural meteorology In the Ukraine. Among the topics discussed
or*. wintering, planting time for v Inter crops.
Potato degeneration; moisture supply, ccrn cultivation,
and adverse weather factors.
Rerarences accompany individual articles.
Material of the Conference (Cont.)
Sugar seats] 3011 Water Conditions In Best Crop Notation III
Vishnevokly. V.V. (Odessa Acromet,Statlonl Moisture Reserves for
Winter Wheat In the southern Odessa Region and the Importance or
ths MOLAturt PrOvIdift Irrigation IIT
jUkrainlan SclantIrlo Research Rydromet. Institute]
C1 tic study or SWdwv~Ya (Dry WlWm) In the Ukraine 128
J12X2XL-T*-L [Ukrainian scientific Research Hydroewt.1notitutal
RaInless Period* In the Ukraine I I 1 141
2&x=&Aksx&__V_jL [Odessa Rydroatt. Institute] RAIn.1068 and Wet
FOAVIS In the frichernomorsk"a (Black go&) Steppe 15X
A- FUkrainlan Scientific Research institute for
A
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groforestration) BtfactIvo Zones of' Shelter Belts 155
Jkbinakx. Q.& (Khar- kov State Univeroltyl 91croclimata or Imi-
gated -L"� 169
tj.A-V. JUkrainlan scientific Research Hydromet, in otitutV
study of Ukrainian Foothills I
291 ItQqrx _LA. [main 060phYsIcal Observatory] Compiling Detailed
m1croollmazic, Napo 182
Cush 3L V.r. [State Hydrological Inatitutel Do ,vices and Notho"
for Mssa=14 Evaporation from cultivatecl Fields 185
&tw,RydroloXIe&1,1nstItut*j Determining Ivapora-
"WILY-s st and t-Balanc*
r.". Non-Drained Swamps by thoL See
Nothod 193
lopachavokoya, M.W. Autumn and Spring Arosts In the Ukraine 202
(ProCessoro Ukrainian Scientific Research jry~
condition's or Corn Cultivation In the
Ukraine 214
104danko, (All-Union Institute or crop science) The Effect or
CL&~t&C Conditions on the Degeneration of Potatoes and the Appear-
ince or Phytophthara (Parasitic Fungi) 230
A suggestion or the Scientific Methodology Co unell of the UkrESE
Department or Agriculture 243

.SAPOZHNIKOVA, S.A.
Di ision of the Ukraine Into regions based on agricultural
and climatological conditions. Trudy UkrRIGKI no.14:3-9
(MIRA 12:5)
(Ukraine-Crope and climate)

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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
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ABSTRACT:
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5729
Leningrad. Glavnaya geofizicheskaya observatoriya,
V~prcsy prikladnoy klimatologii; sbornik statey (Problems in Applied
Climatology; Collection of Articles) Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat,
1960. 159 p. Errata slip inserted. 1,050 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Glavnoye upravleniye gidrometeorologicheskoy
sluzhby pri Sovete Ministrov SSSR. Glavbaya geofigicheakaya
obeervatoriya im. A. I. Voyeykova.
Ed. (Title.page): F. F. Davitay, Doctor of Agricultwal Sciences;
Ed.: L. P. Zhdanola; Tech., Ed.; N. V. Volkov.
PURPOSE This publication is intended for applied climatologists
and planners in climate-dependent industries
COVERAGE: This collection of 18 articles contains reports orig-
nally presented at the Conference on'Applied Climatology in Lenin-'.
grad in October 1958. The purpose of the conference was to sum-
marize the results of research done in the field of applied
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Problems in Applied Climatology (Cont.) SOV/5729
climatology and to point the way for further investigations. In-
dividual articles deal with general problems in'applied climat
ology and special problems in engineering and industrial climat-
ology, medical and health resort climatology- climatic ener&v
renourcesI and marine climatology. No personalities are menticIL~-.
References follow individual articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
GENERAL PROBLEM
DrG--dov, 0.- A. (Glavnaya geofizicheska aobservatoriya im. A. I.
Voyeykova -- Main Geophysical Observatory imeni A. I. Voyeyko-qt
Spatial and Temporal Climatic Characteristics Required to Ser,Vri
the Needs of the National Economy
Sapozhnikova, S. A. [Naue4no-issledovatellskiy institut aeroklimat-
ologii -- ~51i_b-tlfic Research Institute of Aeroclimatology] On
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F-roblems in Applied Climatology (Conto) SOV/5729
the General Methods of Applied Climatology
Klyukin, N. K. [Kolymskoye upr'avleniye gidrometeorologicheskoy
sluzhby --.Kolyma Administration of Hydrometeorological Service).
Some Problems in the Applied Climatology of Northeastern USSR 22
Rubinshteyn, Ye. S. [Main.Geophysical Observatory.imeni A. I
Voyeykov:j. Methods of Determining the Rated Temperatures in
Designing the Protective Structures of Buildings 31
Anapol'skaya, L. Ye., and L. S. Gandin [Main Geophysical Ob-
servatory imeni A. I. Voyeykov). High-Velocity, Wind Regime
Over the USSR for Calculating Wind Loads on Structures 38
Dunayev, B. A. [Nauchno-issledovatells
kiy institut zhilishcha
Akadem1i stroitell*stva i arkhitektury SSSR-- Scientific Re-
search Institute of Housing of the Academy of Construction and
Architecture USSR]. On the Necessity of Expanding the Program
of Solar Radiation Observations With Respect to Housing Construe-
tion Needs- 52
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lj---.wtinov, G. N. (Magnitogorskiy gornometallurgicheskiy institut---
- Magnitogorsk Mining and Metallurgical Institute]. Principles
of Regionalizing the USSR for.a Standard Planning of~Housing
Construction
Braynina, Ye. Yu., and I. A. Nikiforov [Nauchno-issledovatell-
.,skiy institut po stroitellstvu Scientific Research Institute
of Construction]. Climatological Data To Be Considered in
Desi wi4-
gning Roofs thout Attics in Southern Regions 61
-Braynina, Ye. Yu. (Nauchno-issledovatellskly institut po stroi-
te.-1L1stvu-- Scientific Research Institute of Construction]. Use
of Climatological Data in Regulating Heating System's 67
F-alv,-uzhnyy, D. N., V. I. Pallgov, and Yu. D. Dumanskiy [Ukrain-
nk-ily nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut komiddhallnoy gigieny--
Ukrainiar ScientiCic Research Instituteof Municipal Hygiene].
Effect of the Character of Urban Building on Modifying Insolation
and Aeration in the UkrSSR 8o
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PROBLEMS IN MEDICAL-AND HEALTH RESORT CLIMATOLOGY
Chirakadze, G. I. (Tbilisskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy gidro-~
.meteorologicheskiy institut -- Tbilisi Hydrometeorological Sci-
entific Resdarch Institute]. Climatic Principles in Planning the
Oonstruction -and Operation ofa Health Resort 86
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geografii AN SSSR -- Central Institute of'.NatuxAl Medical Factors
and the Institute of Geography ASIUSSR). Methods oif the Com-
paraVive Analysis of the Climate of Health Resorts and Therapeu-
tic Localities and Their Classification go
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na Kavkazskikh Minerallnykh Vodakh -- State Balneological In-
stitute at Kavkazakiye MineralInyye Vody (Caucasian mineral
Wate_rz)). Effect of Meteorological Conditions on the Regime of
Mineral Springs of the Caucasian Mineral Waters 98
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?!.1J-1tute of Geography AS USSR). Climatic Physiological Basis
fcr Regionalizing the USSR for Purposes of Clothing Hygiene 120
PROBLEM OF,CLIMATIC ENERGY RESOURCES
Tarr.-Jzhevskiy, B. V. [Energeticheskiy institut AN-SSSR Power
Eng" Lyneering inati"E.,ute AS USSR). ConBideration of Some Character-
:L~t;Jcs of Radiation Climate Affecting the Operation of Solar
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Aklmovich N. N. [Odesskiy gidrometeorologicheskiy institut
Odez5a Hydrometeorological Institute]. Wind Resources of the
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ACCESSION NR: AT409423 S/3667/63/000/01 I /OUVOO134
AUTHOR: SapozhnIkova, So A.
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ITITLE: Methods for apprcnlmtg computation of the numlier of days'and hours W t
a high air temperature
SOURCE: moscow. Nouchno-issiodovatellskly.Instltut aerokI Imetologi 1. T~~. no*
11, 1963. KlImatologlya I avlaklimetologlya (Climatology and aviation cl leatology)'i
24-34
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, temperature extreme, air temperature
ABSTRACT: An air temperature above 40C Is considered an extrUND writing special
Istudy. The number of days with such air temperatures In the SSSR'can be determinod"
directly fr9m date for a relatively large number of stations; for others In the
SSSR they can be computed qui-te accurately,from standard probability curves. The
methods proposed are for use In foreign areas. Systematic data for foreignareas
are said to be available for only six Indices for each of the months: three on
maximum temperature (mean maximum, mean absolute maxima and absolute. maximum) and
three on minimum temperature (mean WIMINUM". mean absolute minim and absolute
Minimum). These are the date used as the basis for the computatl 'on mathod describ-'
ed (source: Tables of temperature, relative humidity and precipitation for the
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world, Meteorol. office, London, 11958). The method for.approxi"te computation of
the number of days with a temperature above 40C Is described, Including the necesmj".:~'
sary formulas and a nomogram which has been cors tructed for facilitating these -
computations; this Is followed by description of the method for computing the nuill 17
ber of hours with a temperature above 40C. accompanied by-the appropriate formulas
and a similar ram. The difficulties In applying the method are anal yzed and
the sources of error discussed. The method has been checked by.C="rison with
actually observed temperature extremes and found to be satisfactory. The mtw
obviously can be modified for estimating other temperature extrOMRS by use of.
basic data available In st'ndard meteorological handbooks. OrIg. art. has: 3
tables, 4 figures oW I# f=182.
ASSOCIATION: Neuchno-1991milov tel0skly Inst1tut aeroklImtetoill, Moscow
(Scientific Rekearch InatItute of Aerocilmetelogy)
SUBMITTEW.' 00 NCU
DATIE AGQ: Wpe6lll
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SAPOZHNIKOVA, S.A. doktor geogr. nauky prof., red.; GUK-, N.I.,
nauchn. sotr,, red.j KEKUKH, A.M.) nauchn. sotr., red.;
KAGANER, M.S., nauchn. sotr.., red.; FRIKHOTIKO, G.F.j,
nauchn, sotr., red.; CHERNOV, N.P.., red.
[Atlas of agricultural climatology of the Ukrainian S.S.R.1
Agroklimaticheskii atlas Ukrainskoi SSR. Kiev, Urozhai.,
1964. 36 p. (MM 18-.7)
1. Kiev. Ukrainskly )aauchno-issledovatellskiy gidro-
metearologicheskiy institut. 2. Direktor Ukrairskogo
nauchno-issledovatel'skogo gidrometeorologic-eskogo insti-
tuta, Kiev (for Prikhotlko). -3. Ukrainskiy nauchno-
issledovatellskiy gidrometeorologicheskiy institut,, Kiev
(for Guk,, Kekukh, Kaganex).

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AUTHOR: Sapozhnikova S. A. (Doctor of ged&abhkeal ehCe13)!:'
sci
TITLE: Methods of characterizing the climates of the SSSR
SOURCE: Moscow. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy instittitaeroklimatologil. -Trudy, no.
26, 1964. Klimatologiya (Climatology), 29-43
TOPIC TAGS: climatology, absolute minimum.temperature, temperature recurrence,.
air temperature, weather forecasting
ABSTRACT: The author discusses statistical meth6dszot generali zing, climatic data
for forecasting purposes. In-particular, she discusses methodz of-- calcul~sting
the absolute possible minimum air temperature occurring once everr 5, 10, 25:,_ 501.:
and 100 years; the probability of the occurrence of mean monthly temperatures over
periods of 5, 10, and 25 years; and the amplitude of the diurnal variation of tem-~
perature. The delineation of these variations by types makes it possible to pre-
dict, by interpolation, temperature phenomena where observatational data are not
available. A serious source of random errors noted was the lack of a clear-cut
connection between the absolute minimum and the absolute annual minimun temperatures.
When the recurrence of nnnual absolute temperature minima was plotted on normal-
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SMZHNZQVA, S.I., doktor geograf.nauk, red.; CHWHOVICK,
LISOM , L*00 ILysovetelp L.O.I. tekhnored,
[The use of natural curative resources in the Ukraine; mineral
waters, therapeutic =ad, climate] Tykorystannia, pryrodnyktx
likuvalinykh resursiv Ukrainy; minerallni vody, likavallui
griazi, klimat. Kyiv, Tyd-vo Akad.nauk URSR, 1959. 231 p.
(MIRA 13:8)
1. Akademiia nauk URM, Kiyev. Rada po vyvchenniu produktyvnykh
syl URSR. 2. Chlany-korrespondenty AM USSR (for Burkeer, aa~binchik),
(UKRAINE--Fm RESMS, VATBRING PTACIS. JVC.)

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MIKHAYLOV, V-V.; SHAVRIN, S.Y.; CEMTSOV, A.V.; KUSAKIN, P.S.;
SAPOMINDVA, T.V.; OBIN07SIM, L.L.
Continuous process of 'Separating titanium slags from Iron-titanium
concentrates. Trudy Inst. met. UFAN SSSR no.2:47-54 158,
(MIRA 12:4)
(Titanium ores) (Ore dressing)

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ANSHELES 1.M. [deceaved), WVWROI-.18KAYA, F,.N,j SAFOUNIKOVA, V.A.;
GOLIDBERG, R.M.; rHAYJflJT116XAYA, M.G.
A
Epidemiological charaeteristics of dysentery dur.Lng sL daw-ward
curve of the incidence in a large populated center. Tr%jdy Len.
inst. epid. i mikrobiol. 24:15-53 t63. (YrRA 18:10,'
1. Iz sektora epidemiologli i laboratorii klshechnykh Lnlpktsiy,
Institute epidemiologii i mikroblologli Imeni Pasters...

A&SREIRS, I.M. fdeceased]; KOZLOVA, N.A.; SAPGZH IKOVA V 4
Saalt-ary-epidemiological and sanitary-demographic conditions
and the effectiveness of compound sanitary and prophylactic
me"wres in the prevention of dysentery. Report-- Nos. 1-3.
Triidy Len. inst. epid. i mikrobiol, 24:54-U 163
F-pidemlologic significance of migration during the summer. months
In large populated centers, lbido;84-92
(MM 18:10)
1. Iz sektora spidemiologii (rukovoditell 1.14. Ansheles)
Instituta opidemiologii i mikTobiologii imeni Pastera.

L 36636-65 Wr(d) IJP(d)
ACCESSION NR: AP5001973 S/0020/64/159/00611221[1223,
AUTHOR: Maz'ya, V. G. ; Sapozhnikova, V. D.
TITLE: Solution of the Dirichlet and von Neumann problems for irregular 19i
Ong
by the methods of the potential theory
O_
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady,.v.,J5.6,in .~6,:19_84J 4221 223
TAGS- Dirichlet problem.-66lution, von N61.1mannproble,m- solu*tion, -Poten4.
tial theory, double layer potential, single layer potential
ABSTRACT: Ina previou pape .(DAN 147, 0 - -au tors genet, ze
U 9 6 2)) Ahe t1 ali d
Radon's results (UMN 1, #3-409'46))-pertaining to the patential'b ai ouble layer.,
f
In the present communication, they give a generalization of Radon's theory deals I
ing with the potential of a single laver, and with the solubility of the Diri(blet
and von Neurnann problemig. Two theorems are proven concerning the ext e -n a I
and inkernal boundary fluxes of the potential of a single charged layer. The Condi-
t ions f,~r the soliihility of the Dirichlet and von Neurnarin problems are dete irn ine d.
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