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1990 for work on “Basic Regularities of Wave Propagation Through the Turbulent
Media”, and in 1991 with A. V. Sokolovskii their work on “Method for Measuring
the Difference of Planet Refraction Angulars by Two Wave Lengths” was
recognized as an invention. The Department has two laboratories and one section
(sector or group) under it:
the laboratory of atmospheric refractometry,
the laboratory for atmosphere investigations by space aids, and the section of theoretical
investigations;
(5.) the Numerical Simulation of Atmospheric Processes and Automation
Department is under the direction of V. B. Ponomarev, C. PM. S. who oversees
the work of one laboratory and five sections (or research groups):
the software laboratory,
the research automation section,
the computing hydrodynamics section,
the theoretical hydrodynamics and atmospheric ecology
section, and
the numerical simulation of salt-dust transfer and orographic effects section.
Other scientists from the institute who have received recognition for their scientific work
include: V. I. Tatarskii, and S. S. Kashkarov, who with others shared in the
discovery of “The Regularities of Enhancement of Wave Back Scattering, 1988”
Academician A. M. Obukhov, Drs. A. S. Gurvich, V. I. Klyatskin, and others for
“Basic Regularities of Wave Propagation Through the Turbulent Media, 1990” A.
N. Denisov for the invention “A Reflecting Prism to Turn the Polarization Plane--
1989--S. V. Dvoryashin and N. S. Pugachev for the invention “Remote Sensing of
Water Content in Droplet Clouds”--1990 A. M. Batchaev for his invention “A
Device to Form Stratified Fluid”--1990--V. I. Perminov for his invention “Method
for Determining Water Vapor Content in the Atmosphere”--1991--and A. V.
Sokolovskii and A. S. Gurvich for their invention “Method for Measuring the
Difference of Planet Refraction Angulars by Two Wave Lengths”--1991. Since
1990, the Director of the institute has been Georgii S. Golitsin, D. Geog. S.
(Information supplied by Liudmila D. Krasnokutskaia (aya), Scientific
Secretary of the Institute, 1992.)
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4. Water Problems Institute in Moscow.
Located Users Box 524. Novo-Basmannaia (aya) st. 10, Moscow, 107078.
tel. 265-97-57. For telegrams: Moscow-78 Vodniye Problemyi.
Directed by Academician Martin G. Khublarian. tel. 265-97-57.
Khublarian, Martin G., D. Tech S. Corresponding member of the Oceanology,
Atmospheric Physics, and Geography Department of the Academy since 1984;
academician in 1993. Since 1991, he has directed the research of the Water
Problems Institute in Moscow. Since its establishment in 1967, the institute has
developed some 47 mathematical models ranging from the sedimentation in a tidal
river mouth to a model and program for estimating the effect of the accumulation of
algae and suspensions on the temperature and gas regime of the near-surface layer of
a water body. It has developed flow meters, temperature measurement
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