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%T Proceedings of the Institute of Hydrometeorological Sciences of Kazakhstan, Volume 11
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%X To commemorate the fortieth anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, the research staff of the Kazakhstan Hydrometeorological Research Institute completed a series of scientific studies intended to address the most urgent problems involved in providing hydrometeorological services to the national economy of the republic. Some of the materials contained in the published papers have already been applied in the work of ministries and agencies of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic.This collection includes the following studies:A Brief Agroclimatic Characterization of the Natural-Economic Regions of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic. This work, prepared by a team of authors under the direction of A. P. Fedoseyev, contains data and generalizations concerning the natural climatic conditions of the Kazakh SSR, which are essential for developing systems of crop cultivation and livestock management within the republic.Precipitation Conditions in Alma-Ata. The article by Z. D. Kreykova presents precipitation data for the Alma-Ata region and their analysis, describing conditions on the northern slopes of the Trans-Ili Alatau. The study has practical significance for determining the proper balance between irrigated and dryland agriculture, as well as for the development of horticulture, viticulture, and other crops across different altitudinal zones.Prevention of Mudflow Formation in Glaciated Regions. The article by S. P. Kavetsky and A. V. Vegistne examines the conditions under which catastrophic mudflows occur in the Malaya Almatinka River basin during periods of intense glacier melting, along with methods for preventing mudflow floods and reducing their destructive effects.The Formation and Dynamics of Mudflows. In his article, I. P. Smirnov proposes a method for determining the bulk density of mudflows.Analysis and Forecasting of the Seasonal Snow Line. V. I. Korovin presents the relevant characteristics that make it possible to formulate snow-line foreca