SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POPOV, I.V. - POPOV, I.V.

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BOGONDLOV, G.V.; VALEDINSKIY, V.I.; KOCHNEV, S.S.; MANIS, M.N.; PANTELEYEVA,
U.N.; POPOV, I.V.;.SYROVATKIN, V.G.; YOMICHEV, X.M.;
BOGOROD1 Yl K.F.; DUKHANINI, V.I.; KRASINTSEVA, V.V.;
MAKARENKOP F.A.; POKROVSKIY, V.A.; SILIN-4)]EXCHURIN, A.I.;
FOWNq V.X.; SHAGOYANTS, S.A.
Illia Illich Kobosev; obituary. Trudy Lab.gidrogeol.probl.
42i101-102 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(Kobosev, Illia Illich, 1908-1961)

Xxoerience in modernization spinning machinery. Tekst. prom. 18
no. 7:23-26 Jl 258. (MIRA 11:7)
1. Machallnik proizvodstvenno-tekhnicheakogo otdala Ivanovskogo
sovnarkhoza.
(Spinning machin,5ry)

POPOV,,..L.Ve-i-ktind.geogr.nauk; URYVAYEV, V.A., otv.red., 3LIZNYAK. Ye.V.,
prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, zosluzhennyy doya"oll nauki i tekhaiki
RSM, red.tema [deceased]; SHATILINA, M.-Y.. red.; BRAYNINA,
M.I., tekhn.red.
(Transactions of the Third All-Union Hydrological Congress,
Leningrad, 19571 Trudy III Yeanoiuznogo gidrologioheiskogo
s*ezda. Leningrad, Gidrometeor.izd-vo. Vol.4. [Section of
Lakes and Reservoirs) Sektaiia 02er i vodokhranilishch. 1959.
330 P. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Vaesoyuznyy gidrologicheskiy s*yezd. 3d, Leningrad, 1957.
(Hydrology--Congresses)
~~zK,"R -P~

KONDRATOYEV, Nikolay Yevgenlyevich, kand.tekhn.nouk; LYAPIN, Alaksey
Nikolayevich, kBnd.takhn.na&.; Igor'- Vladimirovich,.
kand.googr.nauk; PINIKOVSKIY, Stepan Iosifovich, mladahly
nauchny.v sotrudnik; FEWROV, Nikolay Nikolayevich, kand.tekhn.
nauk; TAKMIIN, Ivan Ivanovich, kand.tekhn.nauk; (20sm, R.V.,
red.; VLADIMIROV, O.G.. takhn.red.
(Channel process) Ruslovoi protsess. Pod red. N.I.Kondratieva.
Leningrad, Gidromteor.izd-vo, 1959. 370 P. (MIRA 13:1)
(Hydrology)

UVAH(ji, V.V., in-z?,,ener: inzhener.
Bollera witri l1quil slag removal produced in the Germgn lederal
OOT.nablic. Te-.-)Ioenerjretiks 4 no.8-77-81 Ag '57. 10: 9)
Oermany, West-BoUers)

POPOV, I.V.; CIMBYKIII, G.A., red.
[Hydrogen-cooled turbogenerators] Turbogeneratory a vodorodaym
okhlazhdaniem. Pod red. G.A.Chebykina. Moskva, Vses.in-t
nauchnoi i tekhn.informatsii. 1958. 62 p. (MIRA 12:4)
(Turbogenerators-Cooling)

POPOV, I. V.
Chemistry - Rrpeeri2-.ents
Utilization of reactive residuun. in chermstry classes of secondary schools.
Khiri. v. sh-kole, no. 1, 1952
Epajh1_y kj-&I 2f Russian Acr-eas-'-,~,)ns, Library of Congress, October 1952, UINCIASSIFIED.

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POPOVI I. V.
"Didactic Principles of DevelopirLc an Instruct-on System-11 Leningrad `74.ate
Pedagogic Inst iffLeni A. I. Gertsen, Chair of Pedagogy, Leningrad, 1955.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate of Pedagogic Sciences)
SO: 1-1-972, 20 Feb 56

POPOV. I.V.; MAMONTOVA, Yu.M.
Industrial aspects In experimental problems* Piz. v ahkole 15 no.2:
72 Kr-AP '55. (MLRL 8-5)
1. Pedagogicheskiy institut, gJalashov.
t JWsics--Study and teaching) (Motion)

Nov, L V. On question of Prof. V. H. DeautilovP
~;-' ~Rpe ~atc-m-.Nauk(N.S.)6,tto.4(44),170~-171(19.it).

DEMATOV. V.N., profesBor;.-PqqV, 1,.V.
Re- k to the note 4A problem of Prof.V.N.Deputatov.1 Usp.mat.nauk 8
no-3:151 My-Je '53. (MIJU 6:7)
(Fanctional (Deputatoy. Y.N.)

POPOV, I.V., ekonomichei3kikh nauk.
Finland's hydroelectric power resources. Blektrichestyo no.2:85-
87 Y '57- (YJBA 10: 3)
(Finland-Hydrooloctric power)

OZZNOBIff. N.M., VINTER. A.V..akAdemik, red.;- [deceased], POPOV, I.V. kand.ekon.
nauk.,red,
[Electrification of the U.S.S.R. Auring the List forty yenrsl
Elektriftkataiis SSSR za 40 let. Pod red. A.V. Vintern i I.V. Popova.
Moskva. Izd-vo. Akad. nauk SSSR, 1958. 147 p. (MIRA 11:9)
(BlactrifieRtion)

SIROTKIN, D.P.; POPOV, I.V.
Introdneing research. inventions, and suggestions on efficienC7
promotion. Tek-st. prom. 18 no.11:40-43 N '58. -(YJU 1l: 12
l.Uchenn sekretarl tekhniko-ekonomichaskogo soveta Ivanovskogo
sovnarkhoza (for Siratkin). 2. 'Nachallnik proizvoastvenno-tekhni-
cheskogo otdela sovnarkhaza (for POPOV).
(Textile research)

LISICHKIN, S.M., doktor ekonom.nauk, glavnyy red.; PROSKURYAKOV, A.V.,
kand.tekhn.nauk. red.; ARUTYUUOV, N.B., red.; TOMASHMISKIY,
L.M.. red.; POPOV, I,.V., kand.ekonom.nauk, red.; CHUTKERASUILI.
Ye.V., kand-.ekoft66.JH6~W~.' red. DENISOTA, L.L.' red.; DOBRITSYNA,
R.I., tekhn.red.
[Belgium; brief economic-statistical survey) Bellgiia; kratkii
ekononiko-atatiaticheskii obzor. Mogkva, 1959. 125 P.
(MIRA 12:11)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut nauchnoy informateii. 2. Vse-
soyuznyy tsentralInyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut charnoy
metallurgii (TsNII Chermet) (for Arutyunov).
(Belgium--Economic conditions)

LISICHKINA, S.M., obshchiy red.; TOKASEPOLISKIY, L.M.., obshchiy red.;
.CHUTKKRASHVILI, Te.V.. obshchiy red.; KARYAGIII, I.D., red.;
KIRITANOVA, Z.V., red.; HATUMV, P.V., red.; MOTORIN, A.I., red.;
POPOV, I.V., red.; POPOV, U.N., red.; PROSIWRYAKOV, A.V., red.;
SOKOLOV, Tu.S., red.; STUPOV, I.D., red.; BELYATIMY, A.K.j red.;
GRAZHULI, V.S.; red.,- DANILOV, N.N., red.; RAKOWINOV. G.I., red.;
SMCHENKO, G.A., tekhn.red.
[Development of the national economy of the German Democratic
Republic] Razvitie narodnogo khoziaistva Germanskoi Demokrati-
cheskoi Respubliki. Moskva, Proizvodstvenno-izdatellskii kombi-
net VINITI, 1959. 9o6 p. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Akademiya nauk SM. Inatitut nauchnoy informataii.
(Germany, last-Economic conditions)

PROSMTAKOV, A.V., kand.tekhn.nauki red.;,.POPOT, I.T., kand.ekonom.nauk.
red.; TOKASUOL'SKIT, L.M., kand.ek6ii-6id',n-b:dk,,~'.r-lad.; GC&OVINSOY,
G.P., kand.tekhn.nauk. red.; SOKOWV, Tu.S., kand.ekonom.nauk,
red.; CHUT)MRASffILI, Ye.Y., kand.ekonom.nauk, red.; BERAWTEVA,
S.I.. red.; %AKHAR07A, L.S., red.; KOLCHINA, V.I., red.; POSMOV,
TU.S., red.; SM1601TINA, 14.1., red.; SOOLEVA, U.N., tekhn.red.
[Great Britain: economic survey] Velikobritaniia; ekonomicheskii
obzor. Moskva. 1960. 658 P. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Moscow. Vaeso7uznyy inatitut nmichnoy i tekhnicheskoy infor-
mataii.
(Great Britain--Economic conditions)

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AUTHOR: Po
ORG: none
TITLE: ~,Use of hydrologo -morphological analysis when planning collector wells'.
SOURCE: Leningrad. Gosudarstvennyy gidrolo.-icheskiy institut. Trudy, no. 120, 1965.
Issledovaniya ruslovykh protsessov, 37-54
TOPIC TAGS: hydrology, geomorphology, waterway engineering
ABSTRACT: A hydrologo-morphological analysis (FIMA) and a forecast of channel deform
tions which are made with respect to a specific section of a river on the basis of the typifica-
tion of channel processes developed at GGI are effective means of solving many hydraulic
engineering problems. They are most beneficial when it is planned to change the channel of
a river. This article gives two particular examples which confirm the value of HMA and
explain the means of applying this method in practice. HMA of channel deformation as applied
to each case of a specific engineering problem reduces to establishing the type of channel
process at the section of the river under consideration, to obtaining the quantitative character.
istics of this process, and to eliciting their relationship with the deciding factors. As a
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result it becomes possible to judge, on the basis of readily accessible cartographic and
hydrological material, the tendencies in the development of a river channel and to obtain its
quantitative characteristics. This analysis is successfully used at early stages of planning
to select optimal places, with respect to channel deformations, of locating hydraulic engineer
ing structures or crossings for transmission lines and pipelines, and to select means to
protect existing structures. The first case discussed pertains to the Ob' River near Barnaul
on which the collector wells were situated on the concave bank of a bend at a deep section
1(12-14 m). A year after the start of construction it was found that a section of the convex
bank situated above the collector wells was shifting downstream rapidly and was threatening
them. Therefore systematic observations of the change of the river-bottom relief and
hydraulic situation at the collector wells were started. The re-formation of the channel
near the collector well was predicted and measures were worked out which would permit
normal operation of the collector well. For these purposes HIMA of the investigated sections
of the river and laborat9iryinvestiggations of various methods of protecting the collector wells
i w.ere performed. The HMA reduced to establishing the type of channel process and of the
inVestigated section, to obtainixigg -the vafu-e-s--o'f channel deformation, estimating the basic
factors of channel formation, water status and sediment runoff, and their relationships with
channel deformations. The results of this analysis are examined with respect to the type of
channel process, (meandering) development of particular types of deformation and shifting
of the river banks, and characteristics of the basic factors of channel formation. The IIMA
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of Uic channel process permitted the conclusions that the location of the collector wells on
the ObI River were apparently selected without consideration of the basic tendencics of the
channel process, The structures were situated immediately below a large creeping ridge
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which was probably taken for a section of the convex bank of the river bend. The analysis
also revealed that with respect to the anticipated changes of the channel, the basic deforma-
tions of the river channel in the near future will be expressed by a shift of the river bend
toward the right-bank flood plain accompanied by its downstrearn creep. The second case
examined is the re-formation of the channel of the Oka River in the region above Dzerzhinsk
where collector wells are planned. The 1IMA of this region showed that in the future the
river bend that has started to develop in the region of the collector well can be expected to
shift to the left and therefore the left bank will be eroded and the convex bank in the line of
direction of the collector well will increase. This will result in the collector well being in
an area of erosion for a long time and this process will stop only if considerable protective
measures are taken. In both cases under consideration a an 1IMA made it possible to elicit,
without lona-term. and expensive special field investigations, the schemes of the re-forma-
tions of the river channel and consequently the tendency of the development of the channel
process, to establish the causes of this development, and to plan a system of protective
measures. This in turn enables one to accomplish field and laboratory research needed for
technical planning in a more purposeful manner since the problems involved are limited to
a study of only individual details of the process which are most important for the development
F4

BALAYEV, Lev Grigorlyevich; TSAREV, Petr Vasillyevich; FOPOV, I.V.,
doktor geol.-miner. naulk, prof., otv. red.; ZOLDTIOV, F.F.,
red.izd-va
[Loess in central and eastern Ciscaucasia] Lessovye porody
TSentrallnogo i Vostochnogo Predkavkazlia. Moskva, Izd-vo
"Nauka.,, 1964. 247 p. (MIRA 17:4)

doktor geol.-r-iner. nauk, otv. red.; STCLYARLV, A.G.,
~i6d.; SHOKHET, B.S., red.izd-va; POLYAKOVA, T.V., tekij,.
red.
[Present-day concept of connate water in rocks] Sovre-
mennoe predstavlenie o sviazannoi vode v porodakh. Mo-
skva, AN SSSR, 1963. 124 p. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Laboratoriya gidrogeologicheskikh
problem.

BELYY, Leonid Dmitriyevich;-EOPCLV,_.jj., prof., retsenzent;
SERGEYEV., Ye.M., prof., retsenzent; ZI'6TA!-':-"7Z--;II7Y , N.Y.
red.izd-va; ULIYANOVA, O.G., tekhn. red.
[Theoretical fundamentals of mapping for purposes of
engineering geology] Teoreticheskie osnovy inzhenerno-
geologicheskogo kartirovaniia. Moskva, Izd-vo "Ilauka,"
1964. 166 p. (?4IRA 17:1)

POPOVY IV.
Some problems on the urofitablenens-of enterprises in the
nonferrous metallurgy. Min delo-if no. 11: 14-16 N 163.
1. Upravlenie "Tsvetna metalurgiia i rudodobiv".

GORIKOVA, I.M., ntLucbnyy sotrudnik; KOROBABOVA, I.G., nauchnyy sotrudnik;
OIDIINA, N.A., naucbnyy sotrudnik; REUTOVA, N.S., nauchnyy so'urudnik;
SAFOKWA, I.A., nauchnyy sotrudnik; GHEPIK, V.F.. rallclmyy sotr,-v!rC-,k;
POPOV.-I.1-c, doktor geol-mineral.nauk, otv.red.; S =-U, G.S.,
~tekhnered,
[Nature of stability and deformation characteristics of cla7 rocks
in connection with conditions determining their formation and
wetting] Priroda prochnosti i deformatsionnye osobennoati gli-
nistykh porod v zavisimosti ot uslovii formirovaniia i uvlazh-
neniia. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1961. 152 p. (Akademiia
nauk SSSR. Iaboratoriia gidrogeologicheskikh problem. Trudy,
vol.29). (MIRA 14:6)
(Clay)

BYKOVA, Valentina Sergeyevna; POPOV, I.V., doktor geol.-mineral.n4uk,
otv.red.; ZOLOTOV, P.F., red.izd-va; NOVICHKOVAJ. N.D., tekhn.red.
[Lw,ss types in the southern Ukraine and their engineering
geological characteristics] Tipy lessovykh porod iuga Ukrainy
i ikh inzhenerno-geologicheskaia kharakteristika. Moskva,
Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR. 1962. 108 p. (Akademiia nauk SSSR
Laboratoriia gidrogeologicheskikh problem. Trudy, vol.46).
(MIRA 150)
(Ukraine-Loess)

POPOV.,_I,Vd BQRISOVA, Ye.G.
Relationship between water and clay rocks in the Initial stage
of the washout. Report No. 2. Vest.14osk.un.Ser-4:Geol. 17
no.4:25-34 Jl-Ag 162. (MRA 15:9)
1. Kafedra gruntovedeniya i inzhenernoy geologii 14ookovskogo
gosudarstvennogo univerBiteta.
(CDW) (Watar)

POPOV, I.V.j doktor geol. min. nauk, prof, red.; BOGOVDLOV, G.V.,
'akademik, red.; GVOZDETSIJI, N.A., doktor geogr. nauk, prof.,
red.; RODIONOV, N.V., kand. geol.-min. nauk, red.; SOKOLOV,
D.S., doktor geol.-min. nauk., red.; NIKOLAIEV, N.I., doktor
geol.-mim.nauk, prof., red.; SOKOLOV, N.I., doktor geol.-min.
nauk, prof., red.[deceased]; PERVAKOV, IJ-P-, red.izd-va;
SUSHKOVA, L.A., tekhn. red.; GOLUB', S,P,, tekhn, red,
(Special problems of the study of karst; its hydrogeology,
hydrology, geochemistry, engineering geology, and mineralsl
Spetsiallrqe voprosy karstovedeniia; gidrogeologiial gidrol-o-
giia,, geokhimiia, inzhenernaia geologiia i poleznye iskopae-
awe. Doklady, Moskva, Izd-voAkad. nauk SSSQR, 1962. 182 p.
(MIRA 15:12)
1. Nauchnoye soveshchaniye po izucheniyu karsta, 3d) Moscow,
1956. 2. Akaderiya nauk Belorusskoy SSR (for Bogomolov).
(Karst)

POPOV., Igor' Vladimirovich; KONDRATIYEVA, N.Ye., kand. tekhn. nauk,
r-- -
red.; KOZHINA, Z.M., red.; BRAYNINA, M.I., tekhn. red.
(Methodological principles for studying river channel proces-
ses]Metodicheskie osnovy issledovanii ruslovogo protsessa. Pod
red. N.E.Kondratteva. Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1961. 204 p.
(miRA 16:2)
(Rivers)

- -PQ-PO-V21-v.-- --
Sediment balance of river sections and its use in characterizing a
chapnel process. Trudy GGI no.94:3-21 162. (MIRA 15--7)
(Sedimentation and deposition) (Rivers)

- POPOV P -
Use of morphological analysis in evaluating general channel defcr--a-,A-,:;--S
of the ObI River. Trudy GGI no.94:22-86 962. (MIRA 15:7)
(Obt River-Sedimentation and deposition)

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Re-crt U-2551, Ccl.

WIN, I.A.; Pq 1,!V-., kandidat geografichookikh n&uk, otyetetvannyv
redaktor.
[Study of ground waters; hydrographic research] Issledovanie Yod
sushi; gidrografichaskis raboty. Lealngrad, Gidrometeorologichookoe
izd-yo, 1953. 255 P. MRA 7:4)
(water, Undercround)

GATRLLOY, Aleksandr Mikhaylolvich; POPOV !&2rLJJJ"rovich; YASNOGO-
9 . A
RODSKATA, M.M., redaktor; DkVrWV, L.K.. professor, ~edaktor;
BRAMNA, K.I., tekhalcheskly redaktor.
[Problems in bydrology and the national econourl Voprosy g1dro-
logli i narodnoe khostaistvo. Pod red. L.I. Davydova. Leningrad.
Gidrometsorologichaskoe Isd-vo. 1955- 102 p. (MLFA 8:9)
(EbrdroloCr)
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PUGIN. Alaksandr Aleknandrovich: IDWITZ91:21. Gay Hodionovich; POPOV,
I.V., rndaktor. LEDIUVA, B.I., redaktor; FLAUM, M.Ya., tekE-nr---
Trts'kiy redaktor.
fStudies of waves on seas, lakes and reservoirs by neans of the
stereophotograrmetry; a practical manual] Issledovanie volueniia
na nnriakh, ozerWA I vodokhrunilishchakh netodom ntereofoto-
grammetricheakoi s"emki; prakticheskoe posobie. Leningrati Gidro-
meteorologicheakoe izd-vo, 1955. 224 p. (YJ-HA 8:10
(waves)

KUDRITSKIY, Dmitriy Mikhaylovich:--PGPOV'. Lgor,' Vladimirovich; ROMANOVA,
Yefrosinlya Indreyevnaj DOHANITSKIY, A.F., kandidat geografiche-
skikh nauk. redaktor; YASNOGORODSKAYA, N.M., redaktor; FIAUM, M.Ya.,
tekhnicheekly redaktor
[Principles of hydrographic deciphering of aerial photographs)
Oenovy gidrograficheskogo deshiftirovanits, aerofotosnimkov. Pod
red. A.P.Domanitakogo. Leningrad, Gidrometeorologicheskoe izd-vo,
1956. 343 p. (MLRA 9:9)
(Photogrammetric pictures)
(Hydrographic surveying)

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Translation from: ReferativnTy zhurnal, Geografiya, 195/7, Nr 7,
P 36 (L
AUTHOR: Popov, I. V.
TITLE: Translocation of River Meanders (0 formakh peremesh-
cheniya rechnykh izluchin)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gos. gidrolog. in-ta, 1956, Nr 56 (110), PP 36-67
ABSTRACT: The article presents results obtained in determining
a former river course. WhGeo., 1956, 9862). By the
term "meandering" we understand the alteration in the
plan of a river course, which takes place according
to certain definite rules by means of formation of
streamlined bends of a river. Normally, this process
results in the development of a flood plain. By way
of examples, the author presents the alterations in
the courses of the Oka, Tavda, Luga, and North Donets.
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Translocation of River Meanders (Cont.)
intimately related to the river's posit:jon on the bottom of the
valley, to the geological structure of -he valley sides, to the
course alterations in the adjacent stre-f.ches of the river and to
the distribution of solid load of the r.-,.ver. One of the common
forms in the alignment of a river con5iAtS of an S-curve in which
the central part remains in place when -.he river passes from one
loop on the S-curve to the other. Old 'lood plains, river terraces,
and the sides of the valley may interfEire with the translocations of
a river course. Slightly bent local moinders may be formed in the
narrows and in the widenings of a valle 'V. The main features of the
alterations in the plan of a river coui-se within short distances are:
1) meander-limiting conditions which ci:nsist of the geological
structure peculiarities of the valley :,nd of the traces of the
former river activity; 2) nonuniformit-; in the distribution of solid
river load over the length of the cour::.e, this nonuniformity being
caused by the variety of load contribu--,ed by the runoff area and by
the nature of the river itself. In es-.imating and forecasting the
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YINIKOVSKIY, S.I.; POPOV, I.V.
Morphologic features of the rivers of plains. Trudy GGI no-56:58-74
'56. (KIRA 10:8)
(Rivers)

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Akadeodya nauk SSSR. Mmitet po geodezil i geofizike.
Tezisy dokladoy na ZI Generallnoy anambleye Nezhdunarodnogo geodezicheekogo i
geofizicheskogo soyuza. NezhdunarodnV& assotsiatsiya nauchnoy g1drologii
(Abstracts of Reports Submitted to the 11th General Assembly of the
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics. The-International Asso-
ciation of Scientific Hydrology) Moscow, 195T- 101 p. /Paxallel texts
in Russian and English or French/ ",500 copies printed.
No additional contributors mentioned
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for hydrologists and civil engineers.
I
COVMiAM. This collection of abstracts covers reports presented at the l1th
General Assembly of the International Union of G.'eodesy and Geophysics on
hydrologicali erosional, and glaciological'. processes. Studies relstpd to
problems of underground waters, snow., and rivers are also discussed.
the sb8tls4ts &M- in Russian, with English or French translatiops. Those appear-
ing in Enallsh are designated by a single asterisk; those in Frencb- by two.
There are no Yeferences given.
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Abstracts of Ileports (Cont.)
TABLE OF CONTEM:
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Alpketeyev', G.A. Principles for Computing M4*nun Runoff in the Absence of
Actual Observations 5
Kalinin .7 G-0. Computing and Forecasting Runoff by the Inflow of Water
Into a River Basin * 12
LIvovich, 11-I.. Factors Affecting River Runoff 17
Gopatin, G.V. Deposits in USSR Rivers * 22
PiOtrOvich, V.V. Computing Dates of Freeze-Up and Ice Clearance in
Water Reservoirs 27
POPOV, I.V. Variations in the Shape of Water Reservoir Rims and the
Forecast of Such Changes * 31
Rakhmanov. V.V. Influence of Forests on the Accumulation and Thawing

Abstracts of Reports (COnt-) sov/1655
Shullts J, V.L. Basic Characteristics of the Regimen of Rivers of Central
Asia in Connection With Problems of Their Utilization * 40
Bogomolov, G.V.gand Ni.A. Plotnikow. Classification of.Uadergrouna
Waters and Their Representation on Maps *-* 45
Makarenko, F.A. Characteristics of the Formation of Underground Runoff
Into open Reservoir6 and Rivers and Methods of Determining Them 48
Kunin, V.N. Conditions of Underground Water Accumulation in Deserts 52
Tpgarinov, V.V. The Study of the Process of Atmospheric Water Vapor
Condensation and Its Role in the Formation of Underground Waters 57
_Kudelin, V.I. Principles of-Regional Evaluation of Natural Reserves
of Underground Waters and the Problems of Water Balance 60
07chinnikov, A.M. Hydtogeological, Maps of Folded Mountain Regions
and Their Significance in the Evaluation of Underground Water
Reseives 64
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S11-1n-Bekchurin .9 A.I'. Types of Hydro
Chuxinov, m chemical Maps in Hydrogeology* 63
the wate'V* "Ydrological M&Ps and Their Importance in Evaluating
r-Bearing Capa~itY and Reserves of Underground Water
A,ay,zl,-, G.A. Glaciological Studies in the USSR 71
Sulakvelidze, G.K. 74
Shvet.qov 'I Physical PrOPerties Of a Snow Cover
P*F* Subject and Basic Problems
I I in Geoglacioloa in the USSR 85
8humskiY, P.A. Bhsic%pr(5blems in Modern Gla
Present-day Studies- c'0109Y in the Light of
Armand, by Soviet Scientists * 88
D.L. PkOble= in the Study of Erosion Processes on the
'~'rritOz7 of the USSR *
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ROGOZIN, Ivan Stepanovich; POPOV, I.V., doktor geol.-Min.nauk, otv.red.;
FILIPPOVA. B.S.. red.izd;..va; MAKUNI, Te.V.. tekhn.red.
[Landalldes of Vollsk] Vol'skie opolzni. Moskva. Izd--ro AN SSSR.
1958. 98 p. (Akademlia nauk SSSR*Laboratoriia gidrogeologicbe-
skikb problem. Trudy,vol.18" (MIRA 11:12)
(Vol Jion
isk reg --Landalides)

POPOV, .-I gorl: Vls4imirov ich, DOMMITSKIT, A.?., otv. red.; ROGOVSKAYA,
Ti. G.,red.. VLADIMIRCV, O.G., tekbn. red.
I
ENtle River] Reks Nil. laningrad, Giclrometeor. i7d-vo, 1958- 112 P.
11:12)
Olile River)

URTVAYEV. V.A., kand.tmkhn.nauk, otv.red.; ALEKIN, O.A.. red.; VIMMOV,
M.A., rmd.; BLIZITYAK, Tm.V., r!td.; BORSIX, O.N., knnd.geogr.nauk,
red.; DAVYDOV, L.K., red.; DOMNITSKIY, A.P., red.; KAL111111, G.P.,
red.; KRITSKIT, S.R., red.; KUDELIK, B.I., red.; M00II4, L.F., red.;
WIMMI. M.F., red.; OIRLOV, B.P., red.; POPOV PROSKIJ-
RYAKOV, A.K., red.; SOKOWVSKIv, D.L., role.; SPENGLM. O.A., red.;
CHMOTAIM, A.I., red.; CIMIRKAYSM, S.K., red.; GROSMAII, R.V., red.;
STMGMYTIV, A.N., tekhn.rmd.
(Proceedings of the third All-Union Hydrological Congress] VSeaoiuznyi
gidrologichaskii s"mzd. 3rd. Lnningrad, 1957. Trudy. Leningrad, g1dro-
meteor. Izd-vo. Vol.1 [General infornqtion. decisions. and papers
presented in plenary sessions] Obahebis evedeniia, rnsheniia i ple-
narnye doklady. 1958. 242 p. (14IRA 12:1)
(Hydrology--Congresses)

roPov, ~~ L;~
AUT-HORS: Chebotarev, A. I., Popov, I. V. 50-2-20/22
TITLE: III rd All-Soviet Hydrological Meeting (III Vsesoyuznyy
gidrologicheskiy allyezd).
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, 1958, Nr 2, pp. 57-60 ('USSR).
ABSTRACTt This meeting took place in Leningrad from October 7 th to
October 17t , 1957. It was the main task of this meeting to
strike a balance of the investigations of the waters and of
the continent during the 40 years of Soviet power and to do.
termine the trends of a further development. Following pro-
blems were discussed on the meeting: calculation of the river
flow and other elements of the water supply, hydrological
forecasts, hydrophysics (mainly in the field of the research
into and working out of computation methods of the evapor.
ation of snow and ice), computations of the hydrological con-
ditions of lakes and water reservoirs, hydrodynamics and pro-
cesses of the alterations of the river-bed, hydrological
computations, changes of the humidity of the atmosphereg pro-
blems of regional hydrology, hydrometry and of the construc-
tion of equipment, of the groundwater and of the underground
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sanitary control of the waters, and also of the hydrology,
however, only to the extent to which they are connected with
the problems of the continental hydrology. 1295 permanent
participators were present on the meeting, 1260 of them were
from the Soviet Union, who represented 23 nationalities of 15
Soviet republics. In the meeting took partt tho institutes of
the.LN USSR, and among them in the first place the Department
for Hydrology, the Geographical Institute, the Hydrochemical
Institute, and the Institute for Hyurology and Hydraulic
Engineering of the AN of the Ukrainian SSR. This meeting was
the reason for an exhibition which demonstrated the successes
of the hydrology in the course of 40 years- 35 organisation
took part in this exhibition, The lectures held on the Mr:
meeting on the problems of the groundwater solved the problem
of the feeding of rivers and the taking into account of the
connection between the underground- and surface water in the
hydrological computations, as well as of the forecasts of
water conditions. It was the unanimous opinion that a closer
coordination of the works is to be desired, and that it in
necessary to create special institutions for the testing of
numerous methods for the hydrological computation and to
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water supplies of the country and for the control of the
natural waters. The physical standpoint with reference to the
research of the hydrological processes represents a reliable
basis for a further application of the statistics,-also for
the probability theory, the characteristics Rnd the geograph-
ical connections of the hydrological values. On the meeting
it was found that'various standpoints on problems of hydrolog-
ical investigations and theoretical bases are a consequence
of imperfect initial data of the computations and the schemati-
zation. of phenomena. The problem of the water regulation is
a new aspect of hydrological research. More and more new water
reservoirs appear on the map which entail a considerable
alteration in the natural conditions of the country and demand
the development of new methods of research, computation, and
forecast. In connection with the establishment of energety
supply systems in the country the question of the investi-
gation of the fluctuations of the run-off within long inter-
vals and their coincidence with respect to time is especially
important for the regulation of the production of the hydro-
electric power.
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1"SOPOVP TOV.
Sm/3815
Transacti ;Lfw Tiaboratory (emmk..)of Uromethods, AS USSR
T.7, fif* a or 7th AU Interdept Conf. Aerial Survey (Doe 56), Moscow, 1959,
Nudritakly, D.N. [teningradskiy gidrometeorologicbeakly institut -
Ieningrad Hydrometeorological Institute]. 208
Photogr-tric Methods in Hydrology and HYdrOgm*Y
Pa- ME I IV. [Closudwetwennyy gidrologicbeokiy institut - State
Hydrological Institute I -
Use of Aerial Phot*graphs in investigating River-Bed Processes 209
Valeshko, G.T. [(;idroenergoprWekt - All Union Association for
Hydroelectric Developments].
Aerial Photographs Applied to the Study of Hydrological Conditions
In Rivers During Ice-Gmg- 23.2
Afanaslyev., A.I. [Tsentraltnyy institut prognozov - Central Tmatitate
of Weather Forecasting].
'Use of Aerial Photographs of Snow Cover for Hydrological COORtations 917
Vendrovj, S.L. (Giprorechtrans - State Tnstitute of Inland-Waters
Transport Planning and Scheduling],
Application of Aerial Photograpby to Exploration Programs Admdrdetezed
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BOB=, O*N.# kgndageogr.nauk; POPOV, I.V.v kandogeOgr,nauk; SPENGIM,
UMAMT, V.A., otv.red.; ORLOV, B.P.(Moskva),
prof., doktor geogr.nauk, red.toma; PROTOPOPOV, V.S., red.;
MUMMA, X.I.9 takhnored,
(Proceedings of the Third All-Union Hydrological Conference)
Trudy-III Veasoiusnogo gidrologichookogo 9*ezda. Leningrad,
GidrometeorAzd-vo, Tol,3- [Hydrophysics section] Sektaiia
gidrofiziki, 1959, 470 p. (MIRA 12:5)
1. Veenoyasnyy gidrologichookly awyezd, 3rd, Leningrad, 1957.
2. Akademiya nAuk SSSR (for Orlov).
(Hydrowteorology)

-FOPO sillyevich-, RODIONOV, N.V., red.; YERMAKOV, H.S.,
-,-. -y . .. .... a.. . .. - -, ..' ~ ~ .
tekhn.red.
(Ingineering geology] Inzhenernaia geologiia. Izd.2., perer.
i dop. Moskva, Izd-vo Hook.univ., 1959. 509 P. (MIRA 12:8)
(Engineering geology)
~ -, ."

GUREVICH, M.I., k:and.geogr.nauk; POPOV,__I.V., kand.geogr.nauk; SPENffM,
0.1., kand.geogr.nauk; URTVAYET, V.A.. otv.red.; SOKOLOVSKIT,
D.L., -Drof., doktor tel&n.nauk, red.toma: CH3BOTAIM, A.I.,
dotsent, kand.tjkhn.nauk, red.toma; KALININ, G.P., prof., doktor
geogr.nauk, red.toma; GROSMAN, R.V., red.; SHATILINA. M.K., red.;
BRATNINA, K.I., tekhn.red.
LTransactions of the Third All-Union Hydrological Congress] Trudy
III Vaesolimogo pidrologichookogo 9"esda. Leningrad, Gidrometeor.
izd-vo. Vol.2. [Section of runoff calculations and forecasts]
Sektaiia raschetov i prognozov atoka. 1959.. 767 P. (KIRA 13:2)
1. Vaesoyuznyy gidrologichesi-dy s"yezd. 3d. Leningrad, 1959.
(Hydroloff--Congresses) (Runoff)

POPOV, 1. V.
Use of aerial photogra,=str1c materials in studying totraws-
ebannel processes. Trudy Lab.aeromet. 7S209-211 159.
(MIR& I!.-l)
1. Gosudare tvewWy gidrologichookiy institut.
(Aerial photogrametry)
(Hydrographlo surveying)

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UTHrR Ponov, I.V. , Gor'kova, -and Kotlov, F.V.
TITLE: In 1,1emoriam of Iriktor Aleksandrovich Friklonskiy
PERIODICAL: I,zlvestiya ikkademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geologi-
U
cheskaya, 1959, Nr 91, Pp 96-98 (11,')3R)
ABSTRACT: This is an obituary notice on Professor V.A.
Priklonskiy, Corresponding TJember of the AS
USSR, who died on 13 February 1959. The deceased
was a specialist on hydrogeology and engineering
geology. He was the director of the Laboratoriya
gidrogeologicheskikh problem AN SSSR (Laboratory
of Hydrogeological Problems of the AS USSR).
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GAVRILOV, Alsksandr Mikhaylovich; PQP _._UQr' Vladimirovich;
QY
ZVORYKIN, I.A., otv.red.; DAVYDOV.
00RODWATA, K.K.. red.: SKRUMV, A.B., tekhn.red.
[Hydrology and the national economy] Gidrologiia i narodnoe
khoziaistvo. Pod red. L.K.Davydove. Leningrad, Gidrometeor.
izd-vo, 1960. 182 p. (MIRA 13:8)
(Hydrology--Research)

RZHANITM, Hikolay Alakeandrovich; POPOV, I.V., otv.red.; IVZHENKO,
A.Kh.. red.; SZRGEYEV, A.N.. t~e-kkhnii-d.
(Morphological and hydrological characteristics of river systems]
Morfologicheskie i gidrologichaskie zakonomernosti stroeniis
rechnoi seti. Leningrad. Gidrometeor.izd-vo. 1960. 237 P.
(Rivers) (KIRA 13:7)

Forov. I.Y.; MUSINDT, N.S.
Modeli.z in engineering geolog7. Izvovyo.ucbeb.zav,;
geol.s razv. no-3:106-108 My 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. )(O~skovskl~, goeudaretvannyy universitet im. M.V.
Lomononova. (Geological modeling,)
T.,

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AS
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rngeokh ir, ia Povo",,,h'ia-
brief G droge
I I .,-, - -7, (~,~ , i~~. -,
ornerk. I j &, U., - --, ~-,, 1:0 P. I

Use of hydrclcglc and ---alysis in
water inuakes. 'Trudy GGI no.120:37-54 f65. (MIRA 19:1)

Ir ra d y no.11602-81

SOKOLOV,
AlekseY Aleksandrovich; POPOVY I.V..,
red.; SHATILIVA, M.K.v
[HydrograPhY Of the U i
SM; Vody susl-,j. Leningfw -
kand. 9809r- nauk)
inland watersl Gidrografiia
Gidrometeoizdatp 1964. 534 P-
(yaRA 17-.12)

YOFU, Ivan 5tepanwlch; Vljf'OiPY~';*%,, Pj.V,, 11-ed.
[Reed thickets as a raw rnnt.erJais base fjr -the wocdpu;p
and paper industry] Trostni;kovye zarosli kak syrlevaia
bciza taei~iujozrc-burmzhnoi proo.y.,mlenno,.-jO. l.",ossio..'a, jzd-
vr, "Lennala (Nlfth 17:8)

ZAKHARIEV, Aleksandur; POPOV, Ivetn; STANCHEV, Stancho; KIKINDONOV,
Todor
Male and female sterility in certain varieties of sugar beets
in Bulgaria. Selskostop nauka [23 no. 2: 162-167 163.
"~F- - -, -
. -, --.- ::m- - -- - -I -; , '7,E:tZ . ... I

POPOV, Ivan d., prof. d-r
Biochemistry in the service of agriculture. Priroda
Bulg 12,,no. 4: 3-6 Jl-Ag 163.

POPOV) Ivan P.
For a continuous improvement of organizational forms in the
utilization of capital assets in the construction industry.
Stroitelstvo 10 no. 2.23-26 Mr-AP 163.

POPOV, Ivan Vasillyevich; TOMIShTOLISKIY, Leonid Markovich;
red.; SWMOV, L.V., red.; GERASIMOVA,
Ye.S.9 tekhn. red.
[The fuel power supply of the world socialist system] Toplivno-
energeticheskaia. baza mirovoi sotsialisticheskoi sisteD7. Mo-
skvaq Izd-vo "Ekonomika," 1964. 269 p. (MM 17:3)

MARGOLIN, L.M.; MAKAROVA; PAPINASHVILI, K.I.; PASHKOV, Yu.S.;jqFqV,,j.V.;
SKOPODIR40V, D.Ye.
Brief news. Meteor. i gidrol. no.lOt63-64 0 163.
(MIRA 16:11)

RAZUMOVSKIY, V.G. (Moskva); BRAVERM, 1E.M. (Moskft); Pbkf, I.V. (Ore2)
A-
Brief news.IPiz. v'-Okole.23 no.I3tUO-112 MY-Ja 163. (KIRA J#: 12)

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Orpoidlinse neam of I Ap ot sky pawalk. 1. V. rupm,
(Coops. read, Ac". Sa. U.R.S.S, 1%3. 41L 2OG-2031.-The
microscopical examinaWn of uplo- and micro-litructurall aaxre~
9&tV`N in nAtVf*l 10110460FIS Of 10"UtSUDfIllonitt' (1) and kAOlinitc ill)
clap both astwatod with Na and Ca IA described. The aggregates
of (1) Ca Clayli INWe SA60(fU* WILL in Me ICWM Of Crybt. flAkta,
banded structure, bring matte up of alternating aniotrt~pic aj,:f
antortshous bands. Their *Us was 124)(1-M p. or lt4a 'the IlAke~
were destruyrd when treated with a solution of NaCt. No double
refraction wax observed with (1) Na clayti. Thcw were in the form
of uniform If sixr i,- I p.. partly gathered into unstable clots
and flakcslf"Wn dried between 6 ter-paper they &bowed high
interfrivacecul-urs. When pptd. with Ca salltsanisotrapyde%vto r_-]-
There was Little difference between (M Na and Ca clals. rhe
aaMptes were %rcry small and binhinpriL The difference be-
tween the propertiq u 'a clAys Lo explained by the
M f (1) Ca and *4
comparatively weA bond formed by univalent cAti.ns and the
stronger bond formed by bivaleat cations. C. R K

TKACHUK, V.G., otv. red.; TOLSTIKHIN, N.I., red.; POPOV, I.V., red.;
ZAYTSEV, I.K., red.; YEFIMOV, A.I., red. _;_'PAL""S-HIN_,_ G.B.,
I
red.; GRECHISHCHEV, Ye.K., red.; ASTRAKHANTSEV, V.I., red.;
FERLOVICH, B.F., red.; PECHERSKAYA, T.I., tekhn. red.
[Transactions of the Second Conference on Underground Waters
and the Engineering Geology of Eastern Siberia held in Chita,
19581 Trudy Soveshchaniia po podzemnym vodam t~inzhenernoi
geologii Vostochnoi Sibiri. Irkutsk, Irkutsko~ knizhnoe izd-
vo. No.4. 1961. 161 p. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Soveshchaniye po podzemnym vodam i inzhenernoy geologii
Vostochnoy Sibiri. 2d, Chita, 1958.
(Siberia, Eastern--Water, Underground)
(Siberia, Eastern--Engineering geology)

KOROBANOVA, Irina Grigorlyevna; BOCHAROVA, Irina Sergeyevna;
ZUBKOVICH, Galina Georgiyevna; KOVALEVA, Antonina Petrovna;
KOPYLOVA, AlIbing Konstantinovna; POPOV, I.V., dQktox__geol.-
min. nauk, otv. red.; STOLYAROV, A.CF, red. izd-va; SUSHKOVA,
L.M., tekhn. red.
(Characteristics of Jurassic rocks in the Kursk Magnetic
Anomaly in connection with the conditions of their forma-
tion from the view point of engineering geology] Irmdhenerno-
geologicheskaia kharakteriatika iurskikh porod KMA v sviazi
usloviiami ikh formirovaniia. (By] I.G.Korobanova i dr. Mo-
skva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1963P 109 p. NIRA 16:4)
(Kursk Mag;etic Anomaly--Engineezing geology)
(Kursk M*netic Anomaly-Rocks, Sedimentary)

MAKEYEV, Zoroastr Aleksandrovich-,. POPOV, I.V., doktor geol.-miner.
nauk, prof., otv. red.; FILIPPOVA, B.S., red. izd-va;
NOVICHKOVA,- N.D., takhn. red.
(Characteristics of Maikop clays from the viewpoint of
engineering geology (southern part of Volgograd Province
and central Ciscaucasia)] Inzhenerno-geologicheskaia kha-
rakteristika maikopskikh glin; iuzhnaia chast' Volgogradskoi
oblasti i TSentrallnoe #redkavkazle. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.
nauk SSSR, 1963. 266 p-. _ Supplement; diagrs.
(MIRA 16:6)
(Volgograd Province-Clay) (Caucasus, Northern-Clay)
(Engineering geology)

S/755161/000/003/OZS/027
AUTHORS: Virgil' yev,, Yu. A., Gruzin, P. L.,
C? Popov, It' V.
TITLE: Investigation of the behavior of small additiolas of calcium in the
smelting of nickel-chrome alloys by the radioactive- isotope method.
SOURCE: Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut. Mcitallurgiya i mctal14,VC-
deniye chiztykh metallov. no.3. 1961, 216-~Z4.
TEXT: The paper describes the experimental use of the radioactive isotope
Ca45 for the lab investigation of the behavior of small additions of Ca in the s~nelt-
ing of alloys of the type XH80T (KhN80T). Such additiot)s are employed freqi4ently
as deoxidizing agents, and it is desirable to obtain data on the amount of Ca "V'ithin
the alloy, its distribution in an ingot between the various phases of the alloy, ,the
rate of transition of the Ca from the metal to the slag, and the Ca- distributiorC
tween metal and slag in various deoxidizing procedures. The Ca45 tracer on1ployed
is p-active, with aft energy of 0.26 Mev and a half-liie of 15Z days. The Ca
introduced into the alloy in the form of a silicocalcium. (SC) similar to that utili-,.-cd
in the industry (Z716 Ca). The first two melts were employed to establish the 4fs-
tribution of the Ca within the ingot and the coefficient of assimilation of the SC'upon
(1) placement of the radioactive SC on the bottom of a mold, and (2) introduction of
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the radioactive SC underneath a fully developed slag layur~' formed of a prcpaid'd
M;xture comprising 651o CaO, 1516 CaFr, aL 2076 MgO' The ingots were cui,.
longitudinally (along the axis), and the longitudinal and transverse Ga distriWtions
were investigated by 550-hr radioautography of pulveriied samples obtained krom
various points. The assimilation coefficient (ratio of total activity of ingot to total
activity of SC introduced) was found to be 761/o in ingot (1) and 21% in ingot (Zjq'~ in
the latter ingot the distribution coefficient (ratio of total, activity of slag to to~'41
activity of metal) was 3.4. In ingot (1) the SG migrates upward along the pari~iiary
of the ingot, where it remains 2-3 times as elevated as-along the ingot axis. .'. In
ingot (2).the SC concentration on the ingot axis is 251o Iiighe r than at the pe riwic ry.
;i Centers of blackening on the radioautographic film indicate the accumulation. -bf the
Ca in nonmetallic inclusions, which are larcrer in ingot (1) than in inrfot (2), lyhere
apparently, most of the larcre inclusions have succeeded in passing into the ag
phase. A third melt, in which specimens were withdrawn from the melt an~from
the slag to determine the time-wise chanue5, indicated a rapid decrease in Ca
content in the melt during the first 3-4 min, after which the decrease proceeded
more slowly. Alter about 8 min the specific activity of the metal samples
approached the background value asym totically. Thus, it may be stated thatil.5-kry
charge in an induction furnace at 1,5009C loses practically all of its Ca within- 10
min from the introduction of the SC into the bath. The determination of the Ca
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Investigation of the behavior of small additions S/755/61/000/003/OZ3/027
concentration in the nonmetallic inclusions formed by Ca oxidation in the liquid
metal, which was performed by Dr. Yu. A. Klyachko's electrolytic-dis solution
method, is briefly summarized (full-page table). Initially, along with an insignifi-
cant formation* of nonmetallic inclusions, most of the Ca is found to be dissolved in
the metal. With the successive oxidation of the Ga, the CaO, together with the
larger nonmetallic inclusions, passes. into the slag, so that the Ca decreases rapidly
with time of holdiny of the melt in the liquid condition. There are 2 figures and
4 tables; no references.
ASSOCIATION: MIFI (Moscow Engineering Physics Institute).
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POPOVI I.V.
G.H.Kamenskii's theory of engineering-geology phenomena and
its role in the development of Soviet engineering geology. Trudy
Lab.gidrogeol.probl. 40s15-22 1620 (MIRk 15-11)
(Engineering geology)

Form, I. V.
"A Scherie for the N'aturnl Clasgificatior. of Landslides,"
Dok. Arl, 54, No. 2, 19- 6

1. POPOV, I. V.: KAT~:, R. S.
2; UsSi (600)
4. Cartography
7. Methodical directions for compiling engineering and geological maps )scale 1:5000-
U
1:10,000) for ci,~il and industrial construction. (Abstract). lzv. Glav. upr.
,aeol. fon. no. 2, 1947.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessj2gs, Library of Congress, March 1953. Unclassified.

P c, oir,T V
tazks of -hyr
"ro which ~-rc immort' nt Cor
geology", TrLi(-,y L,?boratoril. r-idro --ol. r.rooLea., i,,.. nikc~c,. Savar~,,,cl-ot,70
W-niy(~ Vol. IT~, 1?4:~', :,,. 'n-5--17.
SO: U-2888, 12 Feb. (Lezo7.LsI Zhurnal Iiykr, Stat.-y, 1.'0- 2, 1--'4-').

POPOV, 1. v.
248" . POPOV, I. V. Mikraskopicheskiye i Fiziko-Khimicheckiye Issledo-Vaniya Sostava
i Struktury (ainistykh Porod Neskol'Kikh Geneticheskikh T*pov. Trudy~Abileynoy
Sessii, Pos vyaschch. Stoletiyu so DriyA Rozhcieniya Dok hayeva. M. L., 190
S. 658-60.
SO: Letopis' No. 33, 190

:'c'-C V, I. 'I.
2. USSR (600)
4. Geo'r,,-
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7. 3ti;dies a'~cutl -fie -:,olind as a 'on;-qt-,'cn3. Tmdv Lab. f,]Ijro~,eol. om,,~
9. l'onthly of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, ,D--rcb 1953, Unclassi fied.
ME! !

Popov) 1. V.
Sovetskaya inzhenernaya goologiya. Voprosy gidpogeologii 1 inzh.
Gcoloulii, sb. 12, 1910, S. 3-6.
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305r-)6. POPOV, I. V. and 2HAKSIMOVICH, N. A.
Fizikikhi.Tdchtskiye issledovaniya prichin zasoryayemosltli drenazh;t. 'lonresy
gidpogeolo-ii i inzh. geologii, sb. 12, 1949, s. 26-tX. 5~ibliogr: s. L5.

2 --p-E 6 FGFGV
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.rochvovode.niya, SS. 15, 1949, 3- 17.r-?10. Biblior-r: 13' -azIr.
SO: Letopis,

Poi-lov, Ivan Vasmllyevich, 1~1189-
Methods of Compiling enginee-ring re-olojijct~l rlml)s. Mo kv!i, GOB. iz(1-vo g-0!. llt-ry,
P"50. 4.? (';J-34385)
QE-3 3. P64

POPOV, I.V.
........ --~v
[Eneineering geology] Inzhonernaia geologiia. Moskva, Goa. izd-vo
geologicheskot lit-ry, 1951. 442 p. (KLRAI 6-11)
(Geology) (Engineeriag)

:~,rdroelectric Power
En-.Tinearinf--:-.,eolo(,-Lcal slxveys for 1--dro-povier construction. Gi&-.stroi. 21, no-6, 1952.
t, ~ I
MONT-1112f LIST ~-F A-LSIOS, LIBHL-~~,'Y OCfull,` 1952. Ul",;Lm`lbjlFI~lD.

'USSR/Geophysles Hydroelectric Power Oct 52
Stations
"Soviet Geology in the Service of the Great Con-
tructions of Communism," Prof. I. V. Popov
;
riroda, Vol 41, No 10, 'PP 15 -24
Discussion of the results of author's personal
interview of a group of Soviet scientists and
geologists which created a scientific methodical
leadership for the engineering -geological inves-
tigations preliminary to the construction of hy-
droelectric power stations. This work won Popov
a Stalin Prize for 1951. Elaborates on the role
249r85
of Soviet geol sci in the realization of the great
Stalin plan for the construction of grandiose hy-
droelectric power stations and canals on the Amu-
Darya, Volga, Don, and Dnepr.
249T85

BRIXT, L.D., laureat Stalinskoy premii; NEYSHTADT, L.I.; KONYAROVA, L.P.;
PCOPOV,--I.T.. professor. doktor geologo-mineralogicheakikh nauk,
IVORTSOT, I.M.. takhnichaskly redaktor
Ingineering and go 'ological research in the planning and constri-.ction
of hydroelectric structures; a manual of methods for engineering
geologists] Inzhenerno-geologichookis inaledovaniia pri proektir(vanii
i stroitel'stva gidroonergitichoskikh sooruzhenii; notodicheakoe
pasoble dlia takhnikay-goologov. Hooky&. Go@. energ. 12d-vo, 195,'.
4o8 P. (KRIA 9
Is Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Mintateretvo elektrost&ntsiy I
al4ldropromyshlonnosti. Upraylentys kapitalinogo stroitelletva.
(Frdroolectric power stations)
(Engineering geology)

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a erg 'L
Sze, ttat. "e fo-,Iow"-,q a.,-lentifle warot. Tpopilfir o"'p-n-
Lifi:-, tg.)okh, and textrjwka owir 1weri stdim1r,".6 Fxr f-or :'te~ .17, fl:-!7er- 1101-
tb,~ yearr, lqlzl~ I q -4~
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BELYY. L.D.. laureat Stalinskoy premii; NEYSHTADT, L.I.; KONYAROVA,L.P..-
__QPOV LV . professor. doktor geologo-mineralogicheakikb nauk,
radaktor,- IARIONOV. G.Ye., takhnichookiy redaktor
DIngineering geology research in designing and constructing hydro-
electric power structures; a practical manual for technicians and
geologists] Inzhenerno-geologichaskie isel-idovaniia pri proaktirovanii
i stroitel'stve gidroanargeticheakikh sooruzhanii; matodichaskoe posobie
dlia takhnikov-goologov. Iz(i. Z-oe. ispr. Mosirva, Goa. energ. izd-vo,
1954. 408 p. (MLRA 9:12)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Miaisterstvo elek-trostantsii. Upravle-
nie Impitalinago stroitel'stva. 2. Institut "Gidroonergepreyekt.0
(for Belyy, Neyahtadt. lonvarova)
(Soil mechanics) (Hydraulic engineering)

POPOV, I. V.
Compilation of genernl engineering geology maps. 'Trudy XGRI ao.2t:
82-94 '54. (MLRA 8:12)
(Geology--Maps)
3.

POPOV, I. Y.
Contemporaj7 problems in engineering geology and soil mechanics.
Vest. Moak. un. 10 no.4:185-191 Ap-NY 155. (MIRA 8:8)
(En;.-ineering geology) (Soil mechanics)

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uSSR/Physical Chemistry Colloid chemistry. Dispel-se Systems, B-14
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - I=miYa, NO 19, 1956, 61233
Author: Popov, 1. V., Kudryavtseva, M. M.
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