This volume brings together the results of theoretical research and the findings of detailed field investigations concerning the natural conditions and resources of the Udokan copper deposit region. It discusses issues related to the development of an industrial center in the area, including permafrost processes, climatic characteristics, forest regeneration, environmental protection, and the rational utilization of natural resources. The book is intended as a reference for specialists working in research, planning, design, and economic institutions engaged in studies related to the development of areas along the Baikal-Amur Mainline (BAM) railway corridor.
Author (Editorial Board): 丨.Ф. Narkelion (.Ф.Наркелюн） Published by: 丨 зд а т е льс тво « н аук а», С ибирс к о е о т д е л е н и е Published: Novosibirsk Publication year: 1985 Pages: 116 pages Language: Russian Collection barcode: XJLAS RU 70001795 Classification No.: У п б 551.345+553.43:5513(571.55)+551.524.4: 551.508.29+631.01-639.1(571.55)+630*363+ +630*43* 634.0114
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