The Value Of Buildings And Structures For Permafrost Damage Prediction: The Case Of Eastern Russian Arctic

The relevance of the study lay in the need to obtain reliable information on the possible economic consequences of changing geocryological conditions in the Russian Arctic, to find methods for preventing (reducing) potential damage, increasing the safety of the population and economy in the areas of...

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Main Authors: Svetlana V. Badina, Alexey A. Pankratov
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Lomonosov Moscow State University 2021-12-01
Series:Geography, Environment, Sustainability
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Online Access:https://ges.rgo.ru/jour/article/view/2180
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Alexey A. Pankratov
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description The relevance of the study lay in the need to obtain reliable information on the possible economic consequences of changing geocryological conditions in the Russian Arctic, to find methods for preventing (reducing) potential damage, increasing the safety of the population and economy in the areas of the highest geocryological risks, and ensuring balanced socio-economic development in the Russian Arctic permafrost zone for the long term. The study aimed to assess the cost of fixed assets, including their most vulnerable part – buildings and structures (case study: municipalities of the Russian Arctic Asian sector). Economic sectoral structure was evaluated in accordance with the Russian Standard Industrial Classification of Economic Activities using primary statistical data – closed data from companies accounting reports. The work used statistical, cartographic, and visual-graphic methods, as well as methods for analyzing spatial information and microeconomic data. According to calculations, the Russian Arctic Asian sector concentrates the fixed assets of commercial companies with a total value of about 14.8 trillion rubles, including buildings and structures worth 10.7 trillion rubles. The obtained calculated data can be used in modeling the directions of state policy in the field of climate change adaptation and territory protection from natural hazards.
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spelling doaj.art-47436aae1cf24c2a836cd1681612a51e2023-03-13T07:52:34ZengLomonosov Moscow State UniversityGeography, Environment, Sustainability2071-93882542-15652021-12-01144839210.24057/2071-9388-2021-058578The Value Of Buildings And Structures For Permafrost Damage Prediction: The Case Of Eastern Russian ArcticSvetlana V. Badina0Alexey A. Pankratov1Lomonosov Moscow State University; Plekhanov Russian University of EconomicsLomonosov Moscow State UniversityThe relevance of the study lay in the need to obtain reliable information on the possible economic consequences of changing geocryological conditions in the Russian Arctic, to find methods for preventing (reducing) potential damage, increasing the safety of the population and economy in the areas of the highest geocryological risks, and ensuring balanced socio-economic development in the Russian Arctic permafrost zone for the long term. The study aimed to assess the cost of fixed assets, including their most vulnerable part – buildings and structures (case study: municipalities of the Russian Arctic Asian sector). Economic sectoral structure was evaluated in accordance with the Russian Standard Industrial Classification of Economic Activities using primary statistical data – closed data from companies accounting reports. The work used statistical, cartographic, and visual-graphic methods, as well as methods for analyzing spatial information and microeconomic data. According to calculations, the Russian Arctic Asian sector concentrates the fixed assets of commercial companies with a total value of about 14.8 trillion rubles, including buildings and structures worth 10.7 trillion rubles. The obtained calculated data can be used in modeling the directions of state policy in the field of climate change adaptation and territory protection from natural hazards.https://ges.rgo.ru/jour/article/view/2180active layer thickness (alt)permafrostthaw subsidencecalm (circumpolar active layer monitoring) programrussiataymyr peninsula
spellingShingle Svetlana V. Badina
Alexey A. Pankratov
The Value Of Buildings And Structures For Permafrost Damage Prediction: The Case Of Eastern Russian Arctic
Geography, Environment, Sustainability
active layer thickness (alt)
permafrost
thaw subsidence
calm (circumpolar active layer monitoring) program
russia
taymyr peninsula
title The Value Of Buildings And Structures For Permafrost Damage Prediction: The Case Of Eastern Russian Arctic
title_full The Value Of Buildings And Structures For Permafrost Damage Prediction: The Case Of Eastern Russian Arctic
title_fullStr The Value Of Buildings And Structures For Permafrost Damage Prediction: The Case Of Eastern Russian Arctic
title_full_unstemmed The Value Of Buildings And Structures For Permafrost Damage Prediction: The Case Of Eastern Russian Arctic
title_short The Value Of Buildings And Structures For Permafrost Damage Prediction: The Case Of Eastern Russian Arctic
title_sort value of buildings and structures for permafrost damage prediction the case of eastern russian arctic
topic active layer thickness (alt)
permafrost
thaw subsidence
calm (circumpolar active layer monitoring) program
russia
taymyr peninsula
url https://ges.rgo.ru/jour/article/view/2180
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