THE POTENTIAL NATURAL HAZARDS TO BE CONSIDERED IN THE DESIGN AND EXPLOITATION OF THE AERIAL ROPE-WAY IN THE “GORA SOBOLINAYA” MOUNTAIN-SKIING RESORT (SOUTHERN PRIBAIKALIA, RUSSIA)

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Published: Jan 1, 2010
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12681/bgsg.11310
Keywords:
exogenous geological processes
Alena Kadetova
Institute of the Earth’s Crust Academy of Sciences Siberian Branch, Laboratory of engineering geology and geoecology
Elena Kozireva
Institute of the Earth’s Crust Academy of Sciences Siberian Branch, Laboratory of engineering geology and geoecology
Abstract
The paper deals with investigation of potential geological hazards to be taken into consideration in designing of the aerial rope-way, as well as problems of development of the recreation infrastructure in mountain lands with the complicated building conditions.
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