СТАТЬЯ ДЛЯ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ

Abstract

Akmola region, located in the temperate zone, is characterized by a pronounced continental climate. This means that there are significant seasonal temperature changes and there is a general shortage of moisture. Summers are very hot here, and winters are cold, and the transitional seasons are quite short. In spring, with the onset of heat and intense melting of snow, floods and flooding occur in the catchment areas of individual rivers. This leads to significant economic losses for the region. Akmola region is characterized by a pronounced continental climate, seasonal temperature fluctuations and lack of moisture. Summers are hot, winters are cold, and the transitional seasons are quite short. In spring, intense snowmelt occurs, causing flooding and flooding, which causes significant losses for the region.

The paper presents data on the assessment of the geoecological consequences of the flooded territories of the Akmola region and investigated GIS methods for forecasting and monitoring floods, studied soils after the flooding of the territory, considered indicators of particle size distribution, humidity, and environmental response.