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• TITLE: About Engineering-Geonomic Research in the Zeravshan River Pool (Southern Tien Shan) in Connection with Climate Oscillations

  AUTHORS: Alikhon Akhmadovich Karimov, Narima Kazhenovna Ospanova

  KEYWORDS: Climate Change, Mudflow Formation, Engineering-Geonomic Studies, South-ern Tien Shan, Tajikistan, Zeravshan River Basin

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.8 No.5, May 31, 2020

  ABSTRACT: Climatic anomalies not only attract the attention of specialists in climatology and meteorology, but also stimulate geological research, because climatic changes activate many geological processes: mudflow and landslide formation, erosion, weathering, etc. An increase in the activity of geological processes was clearly manifested in Tajikistan, 93% of which is occupied by mountain structures. As a result, this found expression in conducting new for that territory engineering-geonomic studies. Both the region as a whole and its individual parts can serve as models in the study of natural processes due to the diversity of landscape-climatic belts and zones. The report contains brief data on engineering-geonomic studies conducted in the Zeravshan river basin in connection with the intensification of mudflow processes.