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Federal State Budget Institution of Science Research Station of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Bishkek city is the research organization subordinated to the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russia Federation.
The Research Station of RAS engages 57 scientific workers, including 26 researchers, 2 Doctors of Sciences and 8 Candidates of Sciences among them. The overall staff amounts 133 employees.
720049, Kyrgyzstan.
Bishkek-49, Research Station RAS.
Phone: +996 (312) 613-140
Fax: +996 (312) 611-459
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e-mail: rybin@gdirc.ru
Last Updated on Thursday, 26 December 2024 12:00
Dear colleagues!
On April 23-25, 2025, the XVII International Conference of Young Scientists and Students "MODERN EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGIES IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH" will be held at the Research Station of Russian Academy of Sciences in Bishkek (http://mmk.gdirc.kg/).
THEME OF THE CONFERENCE:
Section "Integrated geological and geophysical studies of seismically active regions" includes reports on methods and new software systems used to monitor the geoenvironment and ionosphere, and on the results of their application, as well as reports on various kinds of geoinformation systems.
Section "Natural and technogenic hazards" includes reports on the prevalence and features of manifestations of seismotectonic processes, landslides and mudflows in Central Asia. The same section also presents reports on man-made hazards associated with the operation of reservoirs and mining in seismically hazardous areas.
Section "Interdisciplinary reports" is divided into two subsections:
"Mechanics" - includes reports on solving complex and dynamic problems in various areas of modern mechanics;
"Interdisciplinary reports" - includes reports on the formulation and solution of problems of mathematical modeling of physical, economic and other processes, as well as on modern methods and technologies used in the processing of various kinds of data.
WORKING REGIME OF THE CONFERENCE:
GYBRID FORMAT: oral (online) and poster (offline) reports
CONFERENCE GOALS:
- raising the level of scientific research and expanding the scientific horizons of young scientists, specialists, graduate students, undergraduates and students;
- integration of science and education;
- development of creative activity of young researchers;
- popularization of scientific research conducted at the Research Station of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
PUBLICATION OF THE BOOK OF MATERIALS is expected in autumn 2025. The collection of materials of the Conference is registered with the Book Chamber of the Kyrgyz Republic, and is also indexed in the information and analytical system of the RSCI (https://elibrary.ru/).
Requirements for the design of materials
Feedback from the Scientific Advisor
!!! Students, graduate students and young scientists under the age of 39 are invited to participate in the Conference.
!!! Participation in the Conference is free.
Last Updated on Thursday, 05 December 2024 14:14
Dear colleagues!
On April 24-26, 2024, the XVI International Conference of Young Scientists and Students "MODERN EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGIES IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH" was held at the Research Station of Russian Academy of Sciences in Bishkek (Kyrgyz Republic).
The collection of Conference materials is registered with the Book Chamber of the Kyrgyz Republic (ISBN 978-9967-12-986-3). The electronic version of the collection is available at link: https://cloud.mail.ru/public/GiyK/q29otLb7R , as well as on the Conference website in the "Archive" section http://mmk.gdirc.kg/archive/
Currently, the collection of materials is undergoing the stage of placement in the information and analytical system of the RSCI (https://elibrary.ru/). We will inform you about the results by an additional letter.
Olga Zabinyakova
Academic Secretary of RS RAS
+996 (312) 61-31-40
Last Updated on Friday, 22 November 2024 14:46
On October 31, 2024, the RAS leadership delegation visited the Research Station with a working visit. The delegation included Deputy President of the RAS - Academician of RAS Petr Aleksandrovich Chekmarev, Deputy Chairman of the National Committee of Geologists of Russia - Academician of RAS Alexander Olegovich Gliko and Chief Specialist of the Department of International Regional Programs and Projects of RAS - Inna Leonidovna Syrus. The heads of the Research Station laboratories acquainted the guests with the scientific directions of the laboratories and the results of their activities. During the excursion, the delegation got acquainted with the infrastructure, activiry, working conditions and features of conducting field experimental work in the mountainous conditions of the Tien Shan.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 05 November 2024 14:12
On October 8-9, 2024, the Anniversary Conference with international participation dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the Central Asian Institute of Applied Geosciences (CAIAG) on the topic "Past achievements and future challenges of applied geosciences in Central Asia" was held. The conference was held at the International University of Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek).
The staff of the RAS took an active part throughout the entire duration of the conference in the section "Dangerous Natural Processes and Phenomena in Central Asia".
In August 2024, the staff of the Group of electromagnetic observations (GEO) of the Laboratory of Integrated Studies (LIS) resumed experimental work on the study of seismic and acoustic response of the geo-environment to sensing by electric pulses of the ERGU-600 electric exploration generator set. On August 12, 2024, measurements were made at the Southern Dipole field observation point by a mobile receiving station organized on the UAZ basis.
The registration of geoacoustic signal was carried out using the DYMAS-24 mobile digital system with a Veloget-3D triaxial geophone at the outcrops of bedrock near the feeding dipole. To view and analyze the measurements, a special data preprocessing program of the DYMAS-24 "EveProc" geoacoustic signal registration system was used, developed by LIS employees. Together with this, geomagnetic observations were carried out with the registration of the full vector of the magnetic field T, for which the MV-07 magnetic variation modular station was used.
The observations carried out by the laboratory make it possible to obtain additional qualitative information that can be used in the analysis of spatial and temporal features of deformation processes occurring within the polygon and its surroundings, as well as in the interpretation of data using other geophysical methods.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 01 October 2024 08:22
This year, the field group of the GPS Laboratory (LGPS) based on the Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) method conducts planned field measurements of GNSS network points on the territory of the Chui, Jalal-Abad, Talas, Issyk-Kul, Naryn regions of Kyrgyzstan within the framework of the State Assignment: "Study of modern movements of the earth's crust of the Tien Shan and adjacent territories by methods of ground and space geodesy" reg. No. 1021052806451-5-1.5.1.
Repeated surveys of the same GNSS points in the study area make it possible to determine the high-precision position of the point at the time of measurement and track the long-term rate of its displacement to solve fundamental geodynamic problems, as well as to assess the danger to the population and vital facilities. From May to September 2024, LGPS employees traditionally carry out two campaigns (KGS24a from 04.07.2024 to 03.08.2024; KGS24b from 21.08.2024 to 16.09.2024).
Each team includes an operator and a driver of a ZIL-131 or GAZ-33088 vehicle. Each team measures 14-15 points per month, with 36 hours allocated for each point. The vehicle mileage during one campaign was 1,500-2,200 km. The average vehicle mileage between observation points was 130 km. Since 2020, GSDN employees have been taking GNSS measurements using Russian-made MP-8 receivers capable of recording signals from 4 satellite constellations: GPS, GLONASS, Beidou and SBAS (Fig. 2).
Figure 1 – Fragments of field GNSS work in 2024:
a) Field landscape of the team from the measurement site of the regional GNSS point;
b) Measurement at the GNSS point with the MP-8 receiver with a pin support.
Last Updated on Thursday, 19 September 2024 11:15
On August 15, 2024, a series of experiments were conducted in the Chunkurchak gorge to test the technology of electromagnetic monitoring of the earth's crust stress-strain state using experimental electrical exploration measuring complex with pseudonoise signals developed at the Laboratory of Advanced Hardware Development (LAHD).
The main objective of the experiments is to test the sounding frame with a long side equal to 100 m introduced into the equipment. Previously, experiments were conducted with a frame with a long side equal to 50 m. Experiments were conducted with both a 50x50 frame and a 100x100 meter frame. The data obtained will allow a comparative assessment of the effectiveness (increase in depth) of probing with an increase in the area of sounding frame.
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