SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT V.YE. CHUBOV - L.A. CHUBUKOV

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ALEKSMV, G.P.; ANDONIYEV, V.S.; ARNGOLID, A.V.; BASKINP S.M.;
BASHMAKOV, N.A.; BEREZIN, V.D.; BEMWj V.A.; BIYANOV,, T.F.;
GORBACHEVv VA.; GRECHKO, I.A.; GRINBUKH...G.S.; GROMOV, M.F.;
GUSEV, A.I.; DEMENTIYEV, N.S.; DMITRIYEV, V.P.; DULIKIN, V.Ta.;
ZVANSKIY, M.I.,- ZENKEVICHp D.K,; IVAHOVp BJ.; INYAKIN, A.Ya.;
ISAYENKO, P.I.; KIPRIYANOV, I.A.; KITASHOVi I.S.; KOZHEVNIKOV,,
N.N.; KOMffAGIN, B.V.; KROKHIN, S.A.; KUDOYAHOV, L.I.;
KUDRYAVTSEV,, G.B.; URIN, S.G.; LEEMV , V.P.; LEVCHRNKOV,
P.N.; IZMZIKOVp A.R.; LIPGART, B.K.; WPAREV, A.T.; MALYGIN,
G.F.; MILOVIDOVA9 S.A.; MIHONDVt P.I.; MIKWLOV, B.V., kand.
tekhn. nauk; MUSTAFIN, Kh.Sh.,-kand. tekhn. nauk; NAZIMOV, A.D.;
NEFEDOV, D.Ys.; NIKIFOHOV, I.V.; NIYIULI:,,I, A.; OKOR0CHKr0V,, V.P.;
PAVLENKO, I.M.; PODIUBINNIK, G.M.; FOLY. ; G.Ya.; PUTILINp V.S.;
RUDNIK, A.G.; RUMIANTSEV, Yu.S.; SAZONOV,.N.N.; SAZONOV, N.F.;
SAULIDI, L?.; SDOBNIKOV, D.V.; SEMWVv N.A.; SKRIPCHINSKIY, I.I.;
SOKOLOV,, N.F.; STEPANOV, P.P.; TAHAKANOV, V.S.; TREGUBOV, A.I.;
TRIGERY N.L.; TROITSKIY, A.D.; FOKIN, F.F.; TSAREV, B.F.; TSq:TSULjN,
N.A.; kand. takhn. nauk; EXEL', F.F.; YUROVSKIY,
Ya.G.; YAKUBOVS B.Ya., prof.; YASTHEBOV, M.P.; KAHZIN, I.V.,-Prof.,
glav. red.; HALTSUEV,, N.A., zam. glav. red.; MELINIKOV, A.M.# smo
glav. red.; HAZIN,, N.V., zam. glav. red. i red. toma; VARPAXBDVICH,
A.F., red.; PETEDir, G.D., red.; SARKISOV, N.A., prof.i red.;
SARUKHANOV, G.L., red.; SEVASTIYANOV, V.I., red.; SMIRNOV,, X.I.t
red.; GOTHAN, T.P., red.; BULIDYAYEV, S.A., tekhn. red.
(Continued on next card)

ALEKSEYEV, G.P.-(continued). Card 2.
[Volga Hydroelectric Power Station; a technical report on the
design and construction of the Volga Hydroelectric Power Sta-
tion (Lenin), 1950-1958] Volshakaia gidroslektrostantsiia;
tekhnicheakii otchet o proekt"Lrovanii i stroitellstve Volzh3koi
GES imeni V.I.Lenina, 1950-1958 99. V dvukh tomakh. Moskva,
Gosenergoizdat. Vol.2.(Organization and execution of constrution
and assembly work] Organizatsiia. i proizvodstvo, straitellno-
montashnykh rabot. Red. toma: N.V.Razin, A.V.Arngolld, N.L.
Triger.. 1962. 591 p. (MIRA 16:2)
1., DeyBtvitellnyy chlen Akademii stroitel'stva i arkhitektury
SSSR (for Razin) .
(Volga Hydroelectric Power Station (Lenin)--Design and
construction)

CHUERIK, G K
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1. CHUBRIK. G. K.
2. USSR (600)
4. Parasites Fishes
7. Life cycle of.Rhodotrema quadrilobata Basikalova 1932, an
intestinal parasite.of flounder. D.okl. AN SSSR.83 No. 61
1952. Munnanskaya,Biologicheskaya Stantsiya Akademii
Nauk SSSR Rcd. 9 Feb. 1M
9. Month& List of Russian Accessions., Library of Congress,
September 1952. Unclassified.

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AUTHORSt Suyarov, D.I., Candidate.of Technical Sciences; Benyakovskiy,
M. A., Engineer,_and Chubrikov, L. G., Engineer
TITLE: Certain characteristics of rolling between rolls pressed to-
gether beforehand
PERIODICAL: Stall, 196191 no. 49 336 339
TEM, When rolling thin strips on rolls which have been pressed to-
gqther before.the strip enters-the mill, the edges of the roll-bodies re-
main, in some casest in contact with each-other during rolling. The calcu-
lations referring to the forces active in this process on the plastic defor-
mation of the stand, the relation between these forces and the thickness of,
the outgoing strip, as well as the experience gained, all show that the sta-
bility of the stand is.greater when the edges of the rolls.are in oontact
during the rolling process than when there is a gap between the roll-bodies.
When operating with the edges of roll-bodies in contact, greaser accuracy is,
obtained, thinner strips are produced, with the same pressure as on used
conventional roll stands. It is also possible to increase the accuracy of.
Card 1/3-

8/13 61/000/004/006/015
Certain characteristics of rolling between... A054YA127
the strip thickness without having to readjust the rolls during the process~-
This method isi in fadt, used already to roll foils with tolerances.of-the
order of microns, (Ref. 5t I. L. V.oronov S. ff. Chernyak, et al., Tsvetnyye
metally 1 1957, no. 5). The same.advantallges may be achieved for rolling
thicker strips also. In.th 'is case the contact between the roll-barrels is
effected by flanges'mounted at the barrel-edges. The equations used in cal-
culating various factors of the rolling process with the roll-edges in con-
tact, can be used for.this case as well, by replacing the value of.the bar-
rel-length by that of the flange-width. The graphical representation of
.rolling strips with flanged rolls shows that the disconnection of the flmigqw
takes. place at a greater:thickness of-the outgoing strip the narrower the
strip and the greater the compression of the rolls. There are 2 figures
and 6 references: 5 Soviet-bloc and I non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATIONt Urallskiy filial AN:SSSR (Ural Branch of the Academy of Sciences
'USSR) and Urallskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut chernvkh
metallov (Ural.Scientific Research Institute of Ferrous Metals)
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CE~HU~BRIXL G (Sverdlovsk); SUYAROVI D.I. (SvercUovsk); SIROTIN~ 14. 1.
SV,4r
Svqrdlovq~k)
Determining average unit pressures.in the investigation of plate mills.
Izv. AN-SSSR. Otd. tekh. nauk.jbt. i gor. delo no.1:22-25 J&-F 163.
(MIRA 16:3)
(Rolling MMO)

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AUTHOR: Mubrikov, L. G. LCianilidate of technical sciences)
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TITIS: VoMa~ LcOde converter vith an accelerating generator
IC, j 114
WORM* P--iborostxvreniYe,- w0 I: 5s Lo65, 28-29
TOPIC TAGS-. Voltage to codo'converter
ABSTROT: Tto demelopwat -is reported of a new VGItage-to-digital-code converter
intended for,cu.nTerti-mg the pa"t - 7natdge-~ of a tensomter '(strain gage); the
latter measures tt-;- I=esszzr-- in Feriodic rolling mills (reughing plate, structural
and In the CGnwUt.Cr,, the iEOt VOItafge is Compared vith a feedback
voltagge generated by a special unit. The resulting error voltage is vibrator-
icodulated at c,:0 arz, a;Tlifled, and used not only for the conversion proper but
also for storir--- the cade in a nonreversible binary counter. An autonoubu2
1~(~ Pulse/sec gene-rator is prwvided for enhancing the initial speed of conversion;
4:7. the begimiW, of each rolUng-rdll pass, ar accelerated "rough' control "at
500 p/sec takes place. Thmupon, during 0.2 sec a "finca control functions'*
An oscinogram of funcctimir4, of a converter experimental model and the converter
"ru lw CdxCCMtS abow- Orig. art. bas: Lt figures

Receivinge and disgursement and disbursement planning and regu-
lation of currency circulation in Bulgaria. Don.t kred. 18
~A
nq, 2:35-42 F 160.- (MIRK 13:1)
1. Ifachallnik Isissionno-kassovQgo upraTlenlya Bolgarskogo
naradnogo,banka.
(Bulgaria--Banks and banking) (Bulgaria--Money)

XARATAUVO N.I., doktor*ekon.np. POLTAMKIT, F.Ta., doktor istor.nauk;
TSAGMT, N.Aef doktor ekon.n'auk; MWT, NeAe, kandeekonjilauk
[deceasedh IMIMMO, A.A.# kand.ekononauk; NOOZOW, F.M
kand.skon.naukg PUTSUAl Kefo,kandeekonenauk; PODOROW, G:i.0
kandeskoii.nsuk; kand.ekon.nauk; PAMMOV, Aj., red.;
MMK. I., red.; R,,.takhn.red,
E-Rlstory of %eaten economic thought] Istoriis ruszkol ekonoul-
ohaskol rqsli. Pod red. A.I.Pashkova i N.A.T&golova. Moskva.
lad-vo sotalalluo-ekon.lit-ry. 'F61.2. Elpoch of premonopolistic
caplialisal Rpokha dononopollstichaskogo kapitalisma, 'Ptele
1959. 526 p. (MIRA 13;5)
1. Akadenlya nauk SM. Institut okonomlkl*.
(loonomice)

VASEENTSEVAl V.M.j VOLKOV,, M.Lj ZMUNq V.A.; ZHUKOV,
KAFUSTINv Ye.I.1 KOZLOVA,'N.G.; KOROCHKIN, V.V.,- KULIKOVp A.V.;
MARINO, I.L,; HOLORALOV9 B.H.; ROMOV9 B.V.,- FEWROVv V.I.;
SUMSKIY9 I.D.1 GRBGAUZt-Asq red&; SWZKf Map toeklm* rode,
(Rov to study the economicis of socialism] Kak izachat' politichs-
i3kniu ek=omiiu potivializm; posobie d3ia rukovoditelei seminmv
vistmW partAuo9o prownsabeheniias Moakvav Hoisk. rabochU, 1961.
239 P. (HIM 1418)

FIDELEV, Aleksanar Savellyevich, prof., aoktor tekhn.uauk;,gM
'Turiy Yeaoravich,, dotsent; Prinimali uchastiye: OBOUTT, A.P..
'tgan. 'WMr.`ZS&If,'=OVICH, Y.L., ispoinyayushchiy obyazannosti
dotsenta. ALMUNDROTSET, A.,, red.; ANMITVSKIT, T.9 tekhn.
red,
[Auilding maohineryj Stroitelluye mashiny. Itev, Gos.isd-vo
lit-ry po stroit. .1 arkhit.USM, 1959. 385 P. (KCRA 13:3)
(Building machinery)

CIMUK-PODOLISKIY, D. D.
"The Importance.of Craniogr&VW in the Diagnosis of Arachnoidendothelioms,
of the Brain. 0 Cand Mod Sci Kiev I Medical Inst imeni, I. AL. - Bogomolets, 23 Doe
54 (PJp 14 Dee 54)
Survey of-Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at U&9R Higher
-A - - I-%

More about the standards for.swine ard.pork. Hias.ind.SS-"-'R -11.5
no.104-35 164. (KIRA 17-.4)
1. Upr-jvlsniye myasnoy promyshlennosti Soveta narodnogo
khozyaystva RSSR,

MIEFVXM~ I

Lly, -;. A.; ULEASDI"', 1. F.; DOSKACH,-A.-G.;-KAMANIN, L. -G.; -KUNINi- V~-
LAVRENKO, Ye. M.; MURZAYEV, E. M.; RIKHTER, G. D.; CHUBUKOV, A. N.; FORMMOV, A. N.
CHUBUKOV, At N.

ARMAND,, D.L.; 13UDAGOVSKIYI, A.I.; VENDROV, S.L.; VITVITSKIYP G.N.;
GELLER, S.Yu.; GERASIMV, I.P.; DZERDZEYEVSKIY, B.L.; GLUKH, I.S.;
GRIGORIYEV, A.A.; DANIWVA, N.A.; ZHIVAGO, A.V.; MWRIKH, A.O.;
KRAVCHENKO, D.V.; KUVSHINOVA, K.V.; MEDVEDEVA, G.P.; RAUNER,, Yu.L.;
Aleksandr Petrovich Galltaov, 3.9.09-1965; an obituary. Izv. AN
SSSR. Ser. geog. no.6:145 N-D 265. (MIRA 18:11)

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FHAn I, TREASIM ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 186-1
BOOK call NO. QC98l.G5
Authors qHPz0.j,,;A Doctor of Geographical &iences
Full Titles -35VC ION IN, THE SCIENCE OF CLIMATE (CLIMATE IN WEATHER TnYIPMES
Tr"sliterated Title: 11o7oye v uohenii o,klimate (Klimat v pogodakh).
Publishing Data
Originating Agency: All-Union Society for Dissemination of Political and
Scientific Knowledge.
Publishing House: PrInting House of the-NewspAper *Pravda"
Date t 1949 go, pVs 24 No. of copies: 55iOOO
Editorial. Staff
Editon Zhukoy,, A.T. Tech. Ed.; Nona
Editor-in his Orlov B P Professor
Appraiser; None
Wea.~~"--6;ographical'S~oiances
Text Data
Coverages Report of a public lecture describing a now method of climatic study
called complex alimatology,.and defined as *complex-dynamic'
climatological imalysis*. The author gives the principles of this
solencep based on the study ofthe climate from the viewpoint.of the
different"classes ,and typed of weather.. using new symbols. and codes.
The lecturer'imphasizes the use of this new approach to caimatology
in agriculture, medicine, and aviation.
1/2

Novoye v uchenii o klimate (Mmat v pogodakh) AID 166-1
The conceRt-ton in antirs-Ix ne and revolutionizes the conventional
and universally adopted definition.of climate as the mean values
of the-different meteorological elements for a large area and a
protracted period (season, year). Many new symbols,, which do not
'correspondto the,international code, are described.
Purpose: Tolpopularize the-nev conception,of,climatology, which is substanti-
ally treated in the author's book Comple q;_jjWjQo
Facilitiest Central Polytechnical Uhrary; .9.9. Federov and his students;

ON= GmLfvj L.- As
TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 187-1
JMK Call No. QG"~.G5
Author r Doctorof Geographical Sciences
et
Ful OV. TOM
'Transliterated Titlet Romplekensys, kl1matologiya
Publishing Data.
Crikinating.4joneys Witorial dowall'. Academy of Scienceep U*S*SoR.p
in A Vf-Geography
Publishing Houset' AcadsmW of Sciences -U S S.R,
~-Dstet 1949 Noe ppe: No of copies$ 4PWO
Editorial Staff
Witar- 2 arl A A. '1004001cian Tech. We t Faini
Editor-m-in-Chieft None Appraiser: None
Text Data
Coverage:, The-textincludes the definition orthe fundamental method of complex
climatology, vea-thik types-, the expression and Aructure of clinate
in veather types., individual properties of local climatenj, the
co-Myles-dynamle-welimatical analysis, depandenceof the climate on the.
type of soil and topography of th4 earth surface, application of the
principles of complex climatology to agriculture, nedaine, transport,
and aviation.
1/2

Komplakanaya klimatologiya AID 187-1
Complex climatologyihad its.origin when a number of specialists in
aserles of articleirin the periodical press here in the UsS.A. and
abroad (1920-1925).found that the conventional and universally
adopted determination'of climate an the mean or average of individ-
val meteorologiialslomente vith no mutual interrelation,vas
inadequate* -Th*s recognitioniof inadlquacy caused Prof. LL Fedorov
and later hi o-folloveroland'studentopone of whom is the authorp to
bring forth a now method of determining climate,, to vhich they gave
the name of.complex.,olimatology., The book in concise form gives a
ggod-descrip !on of method- bolas tablaja-aArA&
and i-ney cod-Ification 1. Of climates b dIon yeather'kUe
Purpose: For general information and practical application.
Facilities: The follovers, assiAants,;students 1'6f,-1--4doKq
_I mentioned ares
Wanqv9 A.I., qal~j N.N., GaAsov, A.P., Sukharev, D.A.
and many others.
No. of Russian and Slavic References: :61 (1916-19j8)
Available: Library of Congress, -
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2'."'." and k A., Forndrovanie zast=hlivykh Pogod I pud ikh Toz- 1"i
m 2 ogo preolirazovW19k. Origin o drought weather and possibilities of its modification.]
Meteorological AbSt- Pr" hn
oblemy Fi3ichpikal Ceografii, 16:16-31. 1951. 16 figs.. 11. refs. -PLC-The types of drought,
Vol- 4 No. 2 weather, which occur in the European part of the USSR. are de~Wribed in terms of Fedorov- 4,
Chubukov scheme of "complex the radiational balance of. this area during the %t
Feb. 1953 summer months. the air rinan characteristics and the geographical factors prod
ucing drought
Aqueous Vapor and conditions are discussed. The possible effect of the planned afforestation in altering the climate
Hydrometeors i of thl-i area and the ways by i!hich this effect can beachieVed are analyzed. Stsbjeciffeddifils.
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1. Dr ght prevention 2. Forest Influences 3.'Europe&nU.S.S.1L--:-1.L_D.

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ITWOROV, Ye.Ye., prof essor; PMTECHMKIT, P.P.; WCHINSKIT, I.Ye.;
SUAN11W, G.T., -professor; BOSIM, L.V.; ALISOV, B.P.; PIRYUXOT,
N*No; GALITSOV, A.P.; GRIGORIYXV, A.A., akademik; ZYGENSON, M.So,
professor; XURETOY, N*S.; KHROMOT, S.P.; BOGDANOV, P.N.; L113=0
A.N.: SOKOLOV, V.N.; YANISHEVSKIT, Yu.D.; SAMOTLENKO, V.S.; USKAj-
NOV. R.F.: Wa=- L.A . TROTSMO. S.Yao; VANGMNYX, G.Ta.;
SOKOLOV, I.F.; STW,zal.; TBM=OVA, X.S.; ISAYNT, B.A.; DMIMINT,
AeA.*,. MiLYUGINS Tel.; WHIM, Te.K.; SAMUNIXOTA, S.A.; RAKIPO-
VA, L.R.; POIROVSICAYA, T.V.; PAGDASARTAIF, A.B.; ORIOVA, V.V.; RU-
BINSHTE13. U.S., professor; MHAVSKIT, V.Tu.; SHCHERBUOVA, Te.Ta.-.
BOCHKOV, A.P.; ANAPOLISKAYA, L.U.; WNAYEVA, A.V.; UTISHIT, A.S.;
RUDNEVA, A.V.; RUINNO, A.I.; ZOLOTAREV, M.A.; NERSESYAN, A.G.;
MIKHAYIOV, A.N.; GAVRILOV V.A.;. TSOMAYA.. ~.I.; DEVYATKOVA, A.M.;
ZAVARINA, N.V.; SHMEM, ;*Me ; BUMMOg Mal., professor.
Discussion of the report (in the form of debeves) [of the current
state climatological research and methods of developing it]. Inform.
sbor.GUGMS no;3/4:26-154 1544 (MIRA 8:3)
.10 Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Fedorov). 2* Glavnaya
gopfizicheskaya observatorlya in. A.I.Voeykova (for Predtachonskiy,
Lebedev, Yanishevskiy, Isayev, Rakipova, Pokrovskays~, Orlova, Rubin-
shteyn. Budyko, L Shcherbakova, Anapol'skaya, Dunaye-m, Rudneva,Gavrilov,
Zavarina)* 3. Ukrainakiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy gidrometeorologichs-
skiy institut (for Buchinskly).
(Continued on next card)

F=ROV, Ye,Ye*, professor; MDTECHENSKIY. P.P., and other?*
Discussion of the report.(In the form of debatga) [of the current
state climatological research and methods of de-veloping it], Inform,
sbor. GTJGMS no*3/4:26-154 154o (Card 2) (KOU 8-3)
4* VessoyusMy institut rastenievodst-va (for Selyaninov, Rv&emko).
5, Bioklimatichookaya stantsiya Kislovodsk (for BDshno)o 6. Moskov-
skly gosudarstvenW uiaiversitst in, H.VoLomonosova (for Alisov)e
70' Ministigretvo putey ooobahcheniya SSSR (for Biryukov). 8. Inati-
tut geografii.Akadejaii nauk SSSR (for Galitsov, Grigorlyer). 9. Geo-
fizichaskays komiselym Veasoyusnogo geograficheakogo obahchestva (for
xygenson). 10, Kinisterstvc elektrostantsiy i slektropromyshlennesti
SSSR (for Muretav). 110; leningradAi.V gosudaretvennyy universitat im,
A.A.Zhdanova (for Khronov). 12.- Mntrallny7 nauchno-iseledovatell-
skiy gidrometeorologichoskiy arkhiv (for Sokolov. Zolotarev). 13 Go-
sudarstvennyy okeanografichookiy institut (for Sanoylenko). 14. ;S7en-
traliny7 institut progaozo7 (for Usme-nY7, Saposhnikova). 15. JaLtitak-
ge.2Fafii Akadepil-nAuk.9-99 i TSentKEj!nU Institut kurortol i
Chu~i=*ov . 1~. Nsuchno-lssledovatellsk17 Institat imeni Sechenova,
Tiats, (for Trotsenloo). 17. Arktiohaaki7 nanchno-lasledoratel'skLy
institut (for Vangengeym).
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MOROV, Ye.Ye., professor; PRKMCHENSKIY, P.P., and others.
Discussion of thereport (in the form of debates) [of the current
state of climatological research and methods of developing it].
Inform.sbor. GIUGMS noo'3/4:26-154 '54. (Caxd 3) (MIRA 8:3)
18. Dallnevostochzy7 nauchno-issledovatelvsViy gidrometeorologiche-
skiy* institut (for Sokolov). 19 Institut geologii i geografii U6-
de3aii nauk Litovskoy SSR (for St;ro). 20. Rosto-Tskoe upravlenie
gidrometalushby (for Tennikova). Zle Morskoy gidrofisicheskiy Insti-
tut Alr-Aemii n SSSR (for Dmitriyev). 22. Veei3oyuzny7 institut.
rasteniyevodstva (for Malyugift). 23. Akademiya nauk Istonskoy SER
(for Liedema). 24. Akadentya nauk Armyanskor SSR (for Bagdasaryan).*
25. Ioningradskly gidrometeorologicheakiv inatitut (for Milevekiy).
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MOROV, Te.Ye.. professor; PMKDTBCHINSKIT, P.Pe, and others.
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climatological research and methode of developing it]. Informabor.
GTJGMS no-3/4:26-154 '54. (Card 4) OaBAI 8:3)
260 Gosudarstvenny7 gidrologichookiy institut (for Bochkov)* 27 U-
zakhakiy namahno-iseleiovatellskiy gidrometeorologicheskiy insti;~i .
(for.Uteshev). 28 *Urravlenis gidrometsIuzhb7 Armyanekoy SSR (for Ner-
sesyan). 29. leningrarlskoye upravleniye gidrometaluzhbT (for Mikhaylove
Dev7atkova). 30.2billaskiy gosudarstvenny7 univereitet (for Tsomaya)*
31* TSentrallnaya aerologichaskaya observatoriya (for Shmeter).
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Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 1, p. 84
(USSR)
AUTHOR: Baybakova, Ye.K Illicheva, Ye.M.,
TITLE: The Methodology of Comparative Climate Analysis of Resorts
and Health Stations (Metodika sravnitellnogo analiia
,klimata kurortov i lechebnykh mestnostey)
PERIODICAL: Sbornik: Vopr. izuehenlya kurort. resursov SSSR. Moscow,
Nedgizj, 1955, pp. 292-312
ABSTRACT; Experience in the use of complex climatological methods
in analyzing observations made at bioclimatic stations,
shows the,efficacy of these methods in the comparative
evaluation of climatic conditio'ns at resorts and health
station, and th6 evaluation of meteorological conditions
for climatotheraj~eutic,proceduzds. In applying'the-com-
--dharts
plex climatological method the use of numberical
.
in cataloging daily and momentary weather is recommended.
In evaluating meteorological conditions required for
climatotherapeutic procedures it is necessaryto use
climatotherapeutic classification charts'suggested by
Card 1/2 physician's (such as the one*proposed by N. Z. Mikhailov).

---Earmyimv, L. A.0 and I-ELDIWT, 1. A.
~'Vejtude du climat des regions arides e' extra-arides de
VMSS par la climatologie,comprehensi-ve," a paper presented at the Inter-
national Geographical Congress, ~io de Janeiro, August 1956, published in
book Essais de Geographie. Moscow.-Leninuod, 1956.
*JOB=

Call Nr: AF 1139270
NUTH-OR' Gal'tsov,,Aleksandr P.
TrME: Analysis of Climate-forming Processes (With Reference
to Geitei,tic: Clasitficafton', of, Fogs) 1 Anailiz'
kliiato~brizuy4ihchikh~ prois~ssov (v pritmenenit k
ginitich-esko'y klas~siftkaisii tvimnov)]
PUB. DATA:~ IzditeVstvo.Akideidfi'fiauk SSSC'Moscow, 195-7, 206~pp.,
2300-copies.
ORIG. AGENCY: Aka~emiy~ Tkauk SSSR. Institut.geogiafii
EDITORS:- EOitor"in-Chief..a Chubukov.1-L. A., Doc.tor.bf Geogriphical
:Siiences;- Ed-.' of-RuMish House,: Volynsk*ay*a, V. S.;
Tdch. Ed.:Kis6leva., -A. A.
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Analysis 6f Climate7forming processes (Cont.)
PURPOSE: the book piesents a method of.qualitative analysis Of
climate-forming processes and its application to a genetic
classification of fpgs. It is designed for-geophysicists,
meteorologists, hydrologists and students af-thes*ifields.,
COVERAGE: This book.analyzes the causes and developments of
climatic 0henomena-ind their interaction with'other
environmentdl'factors. The material offered leads to the
.form6lation of a,gengtic method of analy6is and long or
short.~.term forecasting-of the weather. The book bontains
Russiain contributions. Persoinalities mentioned include:
Ba~hurina, A.N.-, Blyumina, L.I., Petrova, L.Ii,
-Alisov, B-.P.,.Fedorov- Maksimov, Dyubyuk, A.F.
Chubukov, L.A:.,:Berlyand,.M. Ye., Zavarina, M.V. There
are 85 bibliographic references, 41 of which are Slavic,
'26 English, 17 German and*l-Frendfi.-
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Analysis of Climate-forming Processes (Cpnt.)
-TABLE OF CONTENTS Page
.Introduction . ... . . . 3
Contemporary State of GenA" tic,ClassLiication of Fogs . . . . . . . .
First attempts at genetic classification of fogs (before
cQnception of Air masses) . . . . . . .
Fog classification by Oillett . 16
Fog classification by Zamorskiy, 30
Fog classif ication. by~ Pe'tt.e'rsen . . . . . . . . . .... 34
Fog classification by *George . . . . . . . . . . 42
AhA.Lysis of chief contradictions and misconcqptioni in
literature of fog genesiis~. . . . . . . . . . 4,4
Part,,Played by Nucleilo f Condensation and.Sublimation in Formation
r
and-Dispersiou of Fogs 50
Pioblem, of fog formation at MigAtive Air temperature#. 51
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Analysis of Climate-forming Processes (6nt.)
Effect of industrial.sour.ces of contamination of the
atmosphere on fog formation. . . . . . . . . 55
Question of pr6bable dependence of fog on saturation in
relation to ice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Variation of relative humidity in time as indicator of
forn tion and dispersion of fogs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
-
Local Temperature Variation and Air Humidity as Indicator of
.
Formation and Dispersion of fogs .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
:Equation 6f local-temperature and air humidity.variations .-68
Analysis of replacement oftime integrals by time differences
for meteorological elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 73
Scale of andly;ed air volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Approximate equations of lotal-temperature and humidity
changes on meteorological stations'., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Importance of Various Physical Factors in Local Temperature and
Humidity Changes in Ne4r-Surface Air . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 90
Importance of turbulent exchange in local temperature and
humidity variations . . . . .
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AnaLysis of.Climate-.forming Processes (Cont.)
Importance of horizontath"t and moisture transfer in local,
102
changes of temperature and humidity.
Importance 'of vertical'-ChUlges of temperature and htimidILtjr
. . ... . . 112
under local conditions~.
CondensAtion-and evaporation in local variations -of temperature
and humidity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . 115
dity
Precipitation due to local changes of teWerature-and humi
Classification of HYSrOthermall"M~ in'146a.'r-Ourface Air . . . . . . 123
Classification of time-Interval, processes A 123
Classification of inter-daily interval processes 128
Application of inter-daily proceises scheme to observed'data 142
Application of classification process to classification of fogs. 148
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Analysis of Climate-forming Processes (Cont.)
'Meteorologic and Syn6ptic Characteristics of Hygrotl~ermal Processes
.in Near-Surfici Layer.6f the,kir.~, . . . . . . . . .. . 151
Classification of the conditiims -on'synoptic weather . . . . . . . 151
Relation*betweifi iypes:of,synoptic weather and types oE .
hygrothernial processes 154
Origin of couolext,weather types, . 0 0 . . 162
Genetic~,.Analysis of Fogs .. .. . . . . a 0 . . . 172~
Pr6cisses.which lead directly to fog generation . . . . . . . . 172
'Behavioristic analysis-of zones of various fogs at thetime
of their genera .tion. 0 0 . . . . . 174
Inter-daily processes preliminary to fog formation . . . . o 177
Dispersion of fogs, . . . 181
Cloudiness and wind at the time of different fog.forma~ion . . . 182
conclusion
Appendix
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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CHUBUKOV,. I.A,;,, ILI IGH11VA, Te.K.
Dente principles for the classification of climatic health resorts
In the U.S.S.1 Vop.kwep fisioter. I leah.fiz.kullt. 22 no-3t
3-10 Ny-Je 157* (MIRA 11:1)
1. In Mentrallmogo Institute kurortologii (dir. - londtdat
maditainskikh nauk Clegspospelova)
(MULTH RSWTS, 1JAMIM PLACIS, RTC. --CLASSIPICAT ION)

3(5) PHASE I BOOK EMOITATION SOV/1T81
Akademlya nauk SSSR* Institut pografli.
Voprosy fizicheskoy-geografli (Problems In Physical Oeography)
Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1958. 3TO pe Errata slip Ineerteds
1,500 copies printed.
Reap. FA.: G*D* Rikhter,, Doctor of Geographical Sciences,
Professor* Ed'. of Publishing House: DoN. Tugarinov;
Tech. Ed.-: N.D. NovIchkova.
PURPOSK: This book Is intended for meteorologists., hydrologists,
pedologJLsts,, geologists, and students of physical geography.
In general.
COVMGR-* The"articles are dedicated to Academician A..A.
GrIgortyev In coniemoration or his seventy-fifth birthday
anniversary. They treat problems In physical geography per-
taining to the northern regions of the USSR and-particularly
those of Yakutia. The majority of the articles are devoted
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to-questions of latitudinal and vertical zonation and contain
.such factual material on the relationship between the various
geographic components* Practical conclusions and meteoro-
logical ~rlnciplea are cited. Each article is accompanied by
maps, photographs and numerous bibliographic references*
TABLE OF CONTE14TS:
Foreword
Baybakovap-Ye.-M., B.L. Dzerdzeyevskly, Ya. I. Felldnan,
LoA. Ch,-ub 0
~v., Yxi. N Shvaieva. Climatic Structure of
VW-Weather Patterns in the Plains of Asiatic USSR,
and Its Relationship to General Atmospheric Circu-
lation T
Budyko,, Mel&'and O*A* Drozdovo Climatological 4T
Factors In the Wdrologloal RegIm of Land Areas
Llvovich,, Mole Aqueous Balance of Cultivated Fields
and Its Regulation 59
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Gormmg, N B.0 and D.A. Tinofeyeve Zonal Characteristics
Man:Lfea;ed in Exogenous Relief-shaping Processes
Gerasinov, I.P. N Iatural Subtropical (Mediterranean)
Regions of the-USSR and Their Par Eastern Counter-
parts
FI-Idland,, V*X* The Relationship Between the Vertical
.Zoning Structure'of Soils in Mountainous Areas and
Climatic Conditions Exemplified by the Bol'shoy
Kavkik z
Ydl#kov., F*N* Blogeomorphological Characteristics of
the Central Russian Plateau
Kazakova, N*M, , V.V. Nikollskaya, D.A. Tisofeyev, and
V*P* Chichagovo, Trial Analysis of the Qualitative
and Quntitative DAices in the Physicogeographical
Zoning of Priargunlye (Argun River Basin)
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113
130
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Problems In Physical aeography S07/*1781
Kor,zhuyev, S*S. Attempt to Divide the Territory of
Yakutlya Into IAxge Natural Units
Karavayev I N*N, Gebbotanical Zoning Of the Eastern
Part ;i,the Central Yakutskaya Plains
Rikhter, G.D. The Origin and Evolution of "Oasee
In Antarctica
T:Lkhoadrov, B.A* Problems In the Dynamics of Surface
Shaping in the Arctic In Connection With the Origin
of nBadzharakhovm Hounds
Kunitsyn, L*F. Perennial Frosts and Related Landforms
in the Northwestern Part of the West Siberian Plains
GrekovL, V.I*' and N&G., ]Pradk:Ln* The Yakut Expedition
of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR 1925-1930
183
228
258
285
313
and Its Studies In Physical Oeography 338
AVA I Library of Congress
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GHLUM,, S.Ytt.; ZIMINA. R.P.; X-EMMERIKEI, A.O.; KUNIff, Y.N.; KUTSHINOTA, K.Y.;
MLWAYEV,,E.M,,'doktor geograf.,nauk; RYAZARTSEV, S.Y.; FCRKOZOT.
A.Y.; FRATKIYO Z.G,- CHUBUKOV L.A.- ZABIROV, R.De; KOROVIN, To.?.;
ROMOV, A.N.; RODlik-,-F.1i"~r..."R'IU;BTiS~O;V'V-, N.I.; SffGINA, L.I., red,
izd-va; POISNOVA. T.P., tekhn.red.
[central Asia; its pbysical geograpI71 Sredniala Azita; fisiko-
geograftehookoin.kherakteriatika. Moskva, 1958. 647 P. (MMA 11:6)
1. Akedemiya nauk SSSR..Inatitut geografii. 2e Institut.geografit
Akadenii nauk SUR (for Geller, Zimina, Kemmerikh, Innin, Invuhinovs,
Murzayov, Itrozantsev. Formozov. Freykin,Chubakov). 3. Akademiya.
nauk Kirgizakcr- (for Zmbircv)~ 4* Akedenlya nauk Uzbekekoy SSR
(for XDrovin). iPoeh*ennyy Institut AN SSSR (for Itozancy)a 6.
Botanchaskiy institut AN SSSR (for Rodin)- 7- Akademiya nauk'
Masakhakoy SSR (for.Rubtavy),
(Soviet Central Asib-Physical geograpby)

UTIMAGANBETOV, N.M., kand.geogr.nauk; BMYAND, T.G.. kEknd.geogr.nauk;
BA2UHUNIT, Sh.A., kand-fix.-mtem.nauk; BAYDAL, g.Kh., kand.
geogr-nauk; KUSMSOV, A.T., kand.geogr.nauk; CHUNKOV, L.A...
doktor geogr.nauk; SINTMWA, Yu.G., sladshiy n-su-cvw"~~;
UTIOW, A.B.,@ kandegeogr*nauk; GOLIT93M. I.A., doktor geogr.
nauk; ];LUOTA, Z.B., stars-huy n-a-c" sotrudalk; WISMOTA,
Y6.A., sladshly nauchziyy votradnik; GWNGOLITS, N.Y., starshly
nauchuyy sotrudnik;lFAOIOIWV, I.I.. starshLy nauchayy sotradnik;
TOOMO, M.G., mladshiy nauchW sotruanik; ZMAROVA, L,P,,
red.a. JRAYNINA, K.I,, takhn,red,
[climte Of Kazakhatan] Must Kazakitstana. Poa red. A.S.Ute-
Ww-va. . Len.ingrads Gidroisteor.isd-Y60 1959, 366 p.
(MIRA 13:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravlaniye gidrometeoro-
logicheakay slushby. 2. Xazakhskiy pedagogichaskiy institut
(KasPI) (for Utimagsiubeiov'). 3. Glavnaya geofizichookaya observa-
toriya.In. A.I.Voyeykova (GOO) -(Tor Berlyand, Golltsbarg). 4. Ke-
xivkhokly nauchno-iseledoystellekly g1dro wtoorologieneekly . Insti-
tut I I:isvlma) (for Besverkhnlyt Baydal, I-asuetsov, Uteshav, Kly-
kova9 Kentshikova, Gallagollts, Prokhorov, Tkachanko). 5. Insti-
tut geografii Akademii nauk SSSR (1G AN SM) for Shvyrevs)a
(Kazakhstan--Climte)

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PHASE I BOOX EXPLOITATION SOV/5729
Leningrad. Glavnaya.geofizicheskaya,observatoriya.
v,-iprr-ay prikladnoy klim atologii;, sbornik statcy (Problems in Applied
CliniatoloCry;-Collection of Articles) 'LeninGrad, Gidrometcoizdats
1960. 159 P. Errata slip insertod. 1,050 copies printed.
Sponaoring Agency: Glavnoye upravieniye gidrometeorologicheakoy
sluzhby pri Sovete Ministrov SSSR. Glavdaya geofiticheakaya
cbservatoriya im. A. I. Voyeykova.
k'
rd. (atie page): F. F. Davitay, Doctor of Agriculbz.~A,. Sciences;
Ed.: L. F. Zhdanola; Tech. Ed.: N. V. Volkov.
PURPOSE This publication is intended,for applied climatologists-,
and planners,in climate-dependent Industries.
OWMAGE: This ollection or 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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ollmatology and to point the.-way for further investigations, in-
divIdual articles deal vilth general problems in applied climat-
mincering and industrial climat-
ology and special problems in on,
olcaf, medical and health rboort; climatoloui climatic energy
renourcea, and marine climatology. No personalities are mentioI~-
Referanceo follow ind1vidual articles.
2ABIZ Or COTITENTS:
Foreword
GENERAL PROBLE1,13
Drcz-lov, 0.- A. [Glavnaya geofizichookaya observatoriya Im. A. I.
Voyeykova -- Main Geophysical Observatory imeni A. 1. Voyeyicovj.
S,~pablal and Temporal Climatic Characteristics Required to Serva
the Needs of the National Economy
Sapozlinikova, S. A. [Nauclino-issledovateliskiy institut aerolclimat-
ologiii Scientific Research Institute of At.-roclima~ologyl on
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PROBLEMS IN MEDICAL AND HEALTH RESORT CLIMATOLOGY
Chirakadze, 0,1. nauchno-iosledovatellskiy gidro-
metaorologicheskiy inatitut Tbilisi Hydrometeorological Sol-
entific Reodarch Institute]. Clinatic Principles In Planning the
r4:,n!~'iruction and Operation of a Health Resort 86

rhubukov L A [Tsentrallnyy Inotitut kurortologil i Institut
'
gnagra I, I SSR -- Central Institute of
Natural Medical Factors
and the Institute of aeography AS USSR). Methods of the Com-
-,aratlve Analysis of the ClImate.of Health Resorts and Therapeu-
t-le Localities and Their Classification 90
-,roverov, K. K. EGosudarstvenny7 ballndologicheakiy institut
na Kavkazsk-ikh.Mineral'nykh Vodakh -- State.Baineological In-
.5titute at Kavkazakiye MineralInyye Vody (Caucasian Mineral
Wate=.5)]. Effect of Meteorological CondItIons on the Regime or
Mineral Springs of the Caucasian Mineral Waters 98
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Milevnkiyp V. Yu. [Laningradakiy g1drometoorologicheakiy in-
s
t, tut -- Leningrad Hydrometeorologleal. Institute]. Effective
-r~-,eratures in European, USSR
VadkovBkaya, Yu. V. and K. A., Rappoport [Institut obshchey I-
1c.".m!Qunal'noy gigieny:im.: Sysina AN AMN SSSR -- Institute of Gen-
e~aland Municipal Hy&kene imeni Sysin AS Academy of Medical
SL_*e'nc-ez,US3R], and L A. Chubukov and Ya. 1. Velldman [In-
ntitute of Geograp~y matio physiological Basis
fcr Regionalizing the -for Purposes of Clothing 113~rgiene '120
PROBLE143 OF CLIMATIC ENEROY RESOURCES
SSSR
Tarr1=hev3kiy, R. V. [Energeticheskiy institut AN Power
Eng-'neering institute AS USSR]. Consideration of Some Character-
i.,3tics of Radiation Climate Affecting the Operation of Solar
Power Plants 138
Aklmovich; N. 14. [Odesekly gidrometeorologicheak:Ly institut
~de~_;Ba Hydrometeorological Institute]. Wind Resources of ich
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T Conference on the bioclimatology of -n
FMODICAL: Izvestiya Akadenii nauk SSSR, seriya geograficheakaya, no. 6. 1960Y
141 142
TEM A conference dealing with questions concerning bioclima logy of man
took place in Leningrad on June* 7 and 8,.-ig6o, in the Olavnaya geofi,zicheskaya -
observatoriya Im. A.I. Voyey~kova (Main Geophysical Observatory imeni A.I. Voyey-
kov)- This conference.has been called on the recommendation of the scientific-"
technical council of the main administration of Gidrometeorologicheskaya aluzhba
SSSR (Hydrometeorological. Service USSR). In the meeting on may 18 m.i. Budyko,-
Director of the 000, presented a.paper dealing with the present state of the in-
vestigation in the field, of wdical climatology.- The report o:r Pudyko was fol-
16vied-by speeches on climatological problems delivered by V.A. Bugayev, F.F. Dav-
itaya''G.M. DanisheVsk$y, S.K. Kopelnovich, N.N. Litvinov, V.P. Pastukhov, Ye.S.
Rubinshteyn, S.r. Khromov, L.A. Chubukov, eta. The present conference (June 7 ard
8) in the'GOO dealt with bioclimatological problems and investigations in the
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Conferen'"ce.on the bioclimatology,of man A053/A130
USSR'and abroad. -Speakers were G.M. Danishevskiy (the actual state of medical
alimatology)j G.Ae Nevrayev and L.A. Chubukov (climato-V*Vapeutic values of the
main cathegories of local.weather); K.V. Kolomiyta (on the influence.of the dif-
ferent element of climate on the human organism)s S.K. KopeliovIch (on the pres-
ent state of tioallmitic servioe,in the health resorts of the U33R and measures of
imp~rovement);, Yu-D. Yanishevskiy (methods of observations of radiation for bio-
climatic purposes); V.A. Yakovenko (climate and the human organism); A.A. Hinkh
(bioclimIatic importance of ionitation of atmosphere)) B.B. Koyranskiy (on theca-
pacity of the organism to resiat cooling.effect); T.V. Kalyada (an the increased
capacity of the organism to resist the effect of infra-red radiation); N.I. Bob~-
rov (on the physiological indices of the adaptability of the human organism to '
cold in the North); K.K. Turoverov (investigations in the field of bioclimatolcors
conducted in the Balneological Institute in the Caucanian Mineral Waters).1 In Us
ensuing discussion specialists'of the medical scientific research establishments,
OW and the institute of-geography participated, ouch as Belyayey, Vadkovswal
Galanin, Gume nov, Ignat lyev,!Imenitov, Komarova, Melevskly, Petriv, Rubinghteyni
CAukreyev,eto. A recipitulation of the questionsdiscussed was given In the re-
port of G.M. Danishevskiy. Work in connection with medical climatology is in
need of greater development, according to the opinion of the majority of the
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S/O1r/60/000/006/)04/004
Conference on.the bioclimatology of man A053/A130
speikers*,:: in Ahe-'planning: of' research work hydrometeorological institutes should
Ze
be-inciu d^in dealing.with such questions as,medical climatology. T-n view of a
successful performance of future investigations In the field of bioclimatology of
man, the conference proposed as follows: 1) Reorganization of the chain of bio-
climatic stations; 2) participatiQn.of.a numberof stations in observations,
connected-with the problems of inedical climatology; 3) providing bioclimatic
stations with better technical eqUipment permitting the same to -c6nd46t.-i4ialki;
Auiveys (spectral solar radiation, electric.-field of the.earth and the atmospheze,
ionization of the atmosphere and its composition); 4) standard procedure'of bb-".
erationalmeteorological servicing of health resorts, including weather foreciaft
for medical purposes; 5)-establishment of laboratories concerning medical clima.
tology and chambers of artificial climate; 6),making full use of all exi stiIng
means of climatological analysis, Including the use of computing machines; 7)
standardization of terminology to be used in medico-climatological investigations
and working out systems of classification (weather, climate climato-therapeutic-
procedures). The conference &uggested the creation O'-f an organ for the coordina-
tion of the work of.investigations to be performed in the USSR in the field of
climatology.
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VITOVICH, V.I.; SAMBIKIN, M.M... prof.p retsenzenty-GEUBUKQV-, L.A.,_
prof., retsenzent; GRIGOROYEVA.. A.L. red.; SOKOLOVA,, N.N.,,
telchn. red.
[practical wo~rk in agricultural meteorology]Prakticheskie za,
niatiia po sel'skokhoziaistvemoi meteorologii, 2., perer,.i
dop. izd.. Moskway Sellkhozizdaty 1962. 318 P. (MIRA 15:9)
(Mat,oorology,.Agricultural)

ILIICHEVA, Ye.M.; nauchn. sotr.; SHURETA, Yu.11.1 nauchn. sotr.;
KUAASHOV . S.V., red.; GOLODFAYLI, L.G.p red.; POSPELGVA,
G.N.j red.; Prinimali uchastiye: BATO-11RI, V.I.p kand. khim.
nauk, red.; IVAI.iOVP-V.V... kand. zed, nauk, red.; KAR&EV,
R.G., kand. med. naulcp red.; LARICHEV, L.S., red. ; 1=11AY-EV,
G.A., red.; OPRNGaM. D.G..,kand. med. nauk, red.;
POLTORANOV, V.V.p-red.; CIIUBUKOV L.A., dok-tor geogr. nmik-,
red.;.VULIFSON, I.Z.0 red-,jMZ'lAINA, N.S.) tekhn. red.
[Ilealth resorts of the U.S.S.-I.)Kurorty SSSR. MosWa,, Medgiz,
1962. 797 Ps (MIRA 15:.U)
WATE.
(HEALTH RESOIUS ABiG PIACES, ETC.)

BAYBAKOVA, Ye.M.,- PIEVRAYEV, G.A.; CHUBUKO L-A.; MAKRUSHINA, Ye.A.,
re&jzd-va;PEN'K0VAp S.A., tekhn. red.
11*P of the climatic structures of health resorts.ofthe
U. S. S. R. ) Karta. strulitur k1 4 molt-a kurortoy i lechebnykh.me-
stnostai SSSR. Moskva, Gosgeoltekhizdat.-1962. _[Expla-
nAory brochure] Oblliasniteltnaia zapiska.,- 85.p.
(MIRA 16:3)
1. Moscow. TSentrallnyy institut,kurortologii i fizioteltpii.
.(CLIMATOLOGY,, MEDICAL)

*~UKOVI L.A.; SHVAIMVA, Yu.N.
Dynamico. of, 164a, weather on the northern slopes of TeAkei
'Ala-Tau and-the Trans-Ili Ala-Tau, Trudy Inst.geog. 81:3-29
6 (mm 16:2)
(Terokei Ala-Tau-Weather)
(Tram-M.A1&-Tsu--WeatherI)