Usov-RT98_ WORKING SPARK

RT '98 Nordic: Papers by Author

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1A, Usov, Anatoly F. and Tsukerman, Vyacheslav A. WORKING SPARK: production

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Papers by Author
Updated: June 2, 1998
Session
Author, Title
2B
Baranovs, Harijs
Activities in Latvia to establish the electronic information network for
environmental management
3B
Bargmeyer, B., Saarenmaa, H., Meekins, W. and Murray, R.
The Environmental Data Exchange Network: A Joint Initiative
4C
Benko M. and Cavlovic, J.
The System of Forest Management in Croatia
2B
Bigelis, Zigmas
Integration of Environmental Telematics Projects : from UN projects of local
authorities' projects
1C
Bocharnikov V.N., Krasnopeev S.M., Bocharnikova T.B., Zakharenkov A.S.
Multipurpose resource inventory in Far East of Russia (Economical aspect)
4A
Clark, Neil, Schmoldt,, Daniel L., Wynne, Randolph H. Winn, Matt F. and
Araman, Philip A.
Ground-Based Digital Imagery for Tree Stem Analysis
5B
Delbaere, Ben
A SIN for conserving Europe's biological and landscape diversity
5B
du Breil de Pontbriand, L.., Flies, R., Folving, S., Kennedy, K., & Pivinen,
R.
EFICS (European Forest Communication and Information System) Networked statistical and geo-referenced forest information?
1B
Dunham, Roger, Miller, David R. and Broadgate, Marianne L.
A World Wide Web-based Demonstrator of a Forest Damage Risk, Decision
Support System
2B
Fedorov A.V.
Environmental information from green world via email and www
5B
Goldstick, Miles
Off-line Interactivity - Bridging the gap between those with and without
access to the World Wide Web
4B
Hammarsten, Stig, Moshiri, Annica and Sj, Maria
Swedish EnviroNet
3C
Hiltunen, Veikko
Regional nature resource management planning in the Finnish Forest and

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3C
Hytnen, Leena A.
Analytic hierarchy process and positional analysis in participative forest
planning
4C
Kainulainen, Simo
Statistical nature resource analysis based on the modern spatial server
technology
2C
Kajala, Liisa and Vlkky, Elina
The applicability of GIS in wilderness planning with an example of the
Ksivarsi Wilderness Area
1B
Kajanus, Miika, Pesonen, Mauno, Kurttila, Mikko and Mtt, Timo
Strategic forest simulation model - an application in Internet
3A
Kalinnikov,V.T., Tsukerman, V.A. and Nikolaev, A.I.
Strategy of creation and management of resource technologies for the Kola
peninsula mineral raw materials processing
1C
Kangas, Annika S. and Kangas, Jyrki
Population models in forest management planning
3C
Kangas, Jyrki & Pukkala, Timo
HERO heuristic optimization for forest planning: applications and
experiences
5B
Kapos V. et al.
An information service to support global forest policy
5C
Karjalainen, Eeva, Tyrvinen, Liisa
Visualization in forest landscape preference research
Virtual Kempf, Alois
Multilingual aspects of Web interaction in the forestry context
2A
Kiukaanniemi, Eino
Practical ways to minimize underutilization of forest resources: a case study
2A
Koir, Botjan
Critical Evaluation of Frequent Thinnings from the Aspect of Energy
Consumption and Damages in the Stands
4C
Krc, Janez
Decision Support System for Predicting Co-natural Forest Stand
Development
3A
Kulibaba, Valery V. and Sytchev, Vitaly I.
WWW environmental information resources "ecological bridges"
3C
Kurttila, Mikko, Kangas, Jyrki, Pesonen, Mauno, Kajanus, Miika and
Heinonen, Petri
Using AHP and SWOT analyses in assessing priorities of strategy alternatives
in forest planning
4A
Kurvonen, Lauri, Pulliainen, Jouni and Hallikainen, Martti
Monitoring of boreal forests with active and passive microwave sensors
4B
Kvist, Ebbe
SWEIONET
3B
Kpyl, Tuula, Niemi, Isto and Hakkarainen, Seija
Applying PUSH Technology in the Handling of Environmental Information
2C
La Pierre, Louis
The Establishment of a Protected Areas Strategy for New Brunswick using a
GIS based analytical framework

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Laine, Yki
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Development of GIS database and interface for IM network
2A
Lan Zhangren
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On the Fuzzy Integrated Assessment - Influences of Mechanized Harvesting
Operation on Forest Environment
2B
Langaas, S.
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BALLERINA - Quo vadis?
5A
Lelyte, Eugenija
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Environmental Monitoring System Data on Lithuanias Web Sites
2C
McKercher, M.
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G.I.S./remote sening and Internet applications in forest and natural resources
5C
Miller, D.R
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The Use of Visualization Tools for Mapping, Monitoring, Evaluating and
Communicating Losses in Woodland
4A
Moore, John C., Maijala, Pekka, Hjelt, Sven-Erik, Plli, Anja and Sinisalo, [Abstract]
Anna
GPR Investigations of Glaciers and Sea Ice in the candinavian Arctic
5A
Neuvonen, Anssi and Laitinen, Sauli
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BALTICSEAWEB - An information system about the Baltic Sea environment
4B
Norup, Bjarne
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Planning the transition from reporting on paper and diskettes to using the web
5A
Olsson, Birgitta
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Planning and Management in the Baltic Sea Region with Land Information
from EO - BALANS Virtual Perttunen, Jari, Sievnen, Risto, Nikinmaa, Eero and Nygren, Pekka
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LIGNUM: a Tree Model Based on Simple Structural Units
2A
Pesonen, Mauno and Mtt, Timo
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The Internet PUUTORI - electronic information exchange for timber trade in
Finland
1B
Peterson, David L. and Schmoldt, Daniel L.
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Research and Management Issues in Modeling Large-Scale Fire Disturbances
3A
Podgaisky, Edward V. and Sytchev, Vitaly I.
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Distance learning courses: adjusting to conditions in Russia and NIS countries
1C
Prasad , Shivaji and Brooks, C.C.
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Estimation of Leaf Area of Loblolly Pine Needles by Modified Rapid Method
5C
Pukkala, Timo, Kangas, Jyrki and Pyklinen, Jouni
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Visual interactive planning in the private forests of Finland
5C
Pukkala, Timo, Pyklinen, Jouni and Lehikoinen, Mikko
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Multimedia as a documentation tool of forest planning
2B
Putilov Vladimir, Migulian, Yuri and Kuzmin, Igor
[Abstract]
The Information System of the Kola Science Centre RAS as an Element of
the Integrated Information Structure of the Barents Region
4B
Saarenmaa, Hannu
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EIONET Intranet, Extranet and Beyond
3B
Sandberg, Karl W
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Challenge to develop of a sustainable development area in the north of
Sweden by using Information Technology
2C
Savin, I.Y. and Dokuchaev, V.V.
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On the way to unique land resources data base of Europe

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Schmoldt, Daniel L., Winn, Matt. F. And Araman, Philip A.

Internet Access to Research Results: An Evolving Effort
3A
Selin,V.S., Tsukerman, V.A., Gorokhovskaya, I.
Management of environmental and natural resource technologies transfer
3A
Shishaev Maxim G.
Logic Model to Build Enterprise-Wide Non-Homogenepus Information
Network.
1C
Sihvo, Juha
Northern Lapland nature survey 1996-1999
2C
Store, Ron M.
A GIS-based approach to landscape ecological forest planning
2B
Strazdina, Silga
Latvian environment data centre as the present and potential environmenet
information resource in the Baltic sea region
1A
Sutinen R., Hyvnen E., Mkitalo K., and Sutinen M-L
Soil classification using dielectric and gamma-ray moisture detection
5A
Sytchev, Vitaly I.
Computer-based learning modules on remote sensing application for the
Baltic and Sub-Arctic regions
2C
Tang, Hong, Bishop, Ian D., Yates, Paul M.
Systems Design Options for Linking GIS, Modeling and Visualization:
Application to Forest Management
5C
Thorn, Alan, Daniel, Terry C. and Orland, Brian
Integrating tree-growth and economic optimization models with data
visualization to assess economic/aesthetic trade-offs in forest plantation
management
1B
Tsukerman, V.A. and Shestakov, A.A.
The method to provide the choice of proposals
1A
Tsukerman, Vyacheslav A. and Patkovskaya, N. A.
Liquid media treatment innovation technologies : non-traditional natural
sorbents, processes, conditioning efficiency
5B
Tunney, Jim
Anticipating the Strategic Role of EU Law in the Development of
Communications Technology in a Fragile Natural World
1A
Usov, Anatoly F. and Tsukerman, Vyacheslav A.
WORKING SPARK: production innovation
5C
Uusitalo, Jori and Kivinen, Veli-Pekka
Implementing SmartForest forest visualization tool on PC environment
Virtual Weidenbach, Markus
GIS and new digital media in landscape planning
4C
Vesa, Lauri
Use of equation parser in forest information systems
5C
Wherrett, JoAnna Ruth
Managing scenic resources: modelling natural landscape preferences
Virtual Vuollo, Jouni, Nyknen, Vesa Kokkonen, Jyrki and Salmirinne, Heikki
Ore geological GIS-database for the Northern and Eastern Finland - a modern
tool for integrated geoscientific studies
3B
stling, Michael
Search and visualisation of environmental data at MDC using WWW

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WORKING SPARK: PRODUCTION INNOVATION

Anatoly F.Usov, Ph.D. and Vyacheslav A.Tsukerman, Ph.D.
Kola Science Centre, Apatity, Russia
The russian scientiests were worked on the original and effective method of the distruction of
extra strong rocks, ores, rozen ground, construction blocks - AN ELECTROIMPULSE
METHOD OF BREAKING MATERIALS.
Physical explanation of this phenomenon is suggested.
The area of technological application of the method includes hole drilling, shaft sinking and
working drivage, blocks cutting, slot-cutting in the rock mass, surface treatment of the rock mass
and blocks, crushing and disintegration of the material, destruction of construction blocks and
other. The action of the channel of electrical discharge in a solid is, in many respects similar to
the effect of an explosive, and its main features - its practically localized nature, and a possibility
to change, in a rather simple way, the parameters of the energy liberation, create additional
technological opportunities and prerequisites for a more effective use of energy. High efficiency
of energy transfer from the source (power-supply system) to the discharge channel and favorable
conditions of the body destruction with breaking conditions from within provide the least powerintensive mechanism of destruction of solids.
When using the electric pulse method of destruction, the main tool is, in fact, an electrical spark.
As far as the effect of electric pulse destruction, unlike other mechanical methods does not
depend as much on the hardness of rock, the new method is especially efficient for drilling of
extra strong rocks and frozen ground.
Possibilities of electric pulse disintegration are discussed with emphasis on high selectivity of the
process as compared to mechanical comminution methods especially when applied to
polymineral ores. Some operating plants applying this principle are described the plants used
either for mineral research purposes or for obtaining pure monomineral fractions or for treatment
of gems to be faceted.
There are as well some original technical proposals of use of the electric pulse method for
surface treatment of blocks and bulky minerals, getting them ready for sawing in plates, art
treatment of blocks and bulky minerals, extraction from the rock mass of large stone blocks (cutout method), finishing of sub-standard and worn out reinforced concrete products providing
recycling of the reinforcement and concrete for designated purpose.
Many other original offers, realizing unique peculiarities of a new way of destruction of
materials be available.