Impact of space and rocket activity on soil cover in central Kazakhstan

Murat Toktar, Zhaylaubay Zhubato, Yelena Stepanova, Yerlan Bekeshev

E3S Web of Conferences, 2019

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DOI 10.1051/e3sconf/201913501105

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Abstract

The results of environmental monitoring and integrated assessment of the stability of brown, mostly solonetzic soils and solonchaks to chemical pollution and mechanical stresses at the fall places of the first stage of “Proton” launch vehicle (LV) in the Yu-2 zone (Central Kazakhstan) are provided. With the help of GIS technologies, zoning maps of the investigated territory have been created based on the criteria of soil cover resistance to the impact of space and rocket activity (SRA).