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Chemical hydrogeodynamics of the Kultuk groundwater reservoir vs. paragenetically related large earthquakes in the central Baikal Rift System, Siberia by Rasskazov, S V, Ilyasova, A M, Snopkov, S V, Chuvashova, I S, Bornyakov, S A, Chebykin, E P

“…Groundwater monitoring has been performed in a well of the Kultuk area on the western shore of Lake Baikal since 2013. Compression and extension of the…”
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INTEGRATED MONITORING OF HAZARDOUS GEOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN PRIBAIKALYE: PILOT NETWORK AND FIRST RESULTS by Seminsky, K. Zh, Dobrynina, A. A., Bornyakov, S. A., Sankov, V. A., Pospeev, A. V., Rasskazov, S. V., Perevalova, N. P., Seminskiy, I. K., Lukhnev, A. V., Bobrov, A. A., Chebykin, E. P., Edemskiy, I. K., Ilyasova, A. M., Salko, D. V., Sankov, A. V., Korol, S. A.

“…The article deals with the first results of integrated geohazard monitoring conducted by the Institute of the Earth’s Crust SB RAS on the territory of…”
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The 234U/238U variations in groundwater from the Mondy area in response to earthquakes at the termination of the Tunka Valley in the Baikal Rift System by Рассказов, S. V., Ilyasova, A. M., Chuvashova, I. S., Chebykin, E. P.

“…High 234 U/ 238 U activity ratio ( AR 4/8), identified in groundwater from the Elovka-Kultuk and Nilovka-Mondy inversion sections of the Tunka Valley, coincide…”
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Hydrogeochemical zoning of uranium isotopes (234U/ 238U) in the Southern Siberian paleocontinent: the role of the South Baikal reservoir in the groundwater formation by Rasskazov, S. V., Ilyasova, A. M., Chuvashova, I. S., Bornyakov, S. A., Orgilyianov, A. I., Kovalenko, S. N., Seminsky, A. K., Popov, E. P., Chebykin, E. P.

“…The southern deformed edge of the Siberian paleocontinent is studied for zoning the disturbance of 234U/238U cyclic equilibrium in groundwaters discharged to…”
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First results of 234U/238U monitoring in water from active faults on the western coast of South Baikal by Chebykin, E. P., Rasskasov, S. V., Vodneva, E. N., Ilyasova, A. M., Chuvashova, I. S., Bornyakov, S. A., Seminsky, A. K., Snopkov, S. V.

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First results of ^sup 234^U/^sup 238^U monitoring in water from active faults on the western coast of South Baikal by Chebykin, E P, Rasskasov, S V, Vodneva, E N, Ilyasova, A M, Chuvashova, I S, Bornyakov, S A, Seminsky, A K, Snopkov, S V

“…The Baikal rift zone is characterized by high seismic activity. Strong earthquakes occurred here in the historical past and still occur nowadays. The key…”
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First results of super(234)U/ super(238)U monitoring in water from active faults on the western coast of South Baikal by Chebykin, E P, Rasskasov, S V, Vodneva, EN, Ilyasova, A M, Chuvashova, I S, Bornyakov, SA, Seminsky, A K, Snopkov, S V

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First results of [sup.234]U/[sup.238]U monitoring in water from active faults on the western coast of South Baikal by Chebykin, E.P, Rasskasov, S.V, Vodneva, E.N, Ilyasova, A.M, Chuvashova, I.S, Bornyakov, S.A, Seminsky, A.K, Snopkov, S.V

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Geochemical evolution of the Zadoi Alkaline-Ultramafic Massif, Cis-Sayan area, southern Siberia by Rasskazov, S. V., Il’yasova, A. M., Konev, A. A., Yasnygina, T. A., Maslovskaya, M. N., Fefelov, N. N., Demonterova, E. I., Saranina, E. V.

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Creating the Kultuk polygon for earthquake prediction: variations of (234U/238U) and 87Sr/86Sr in groundwater from active faults at the western shore of Lake Baikal by Rasskazov, S.V., Chebykin, E.P., Ilyasova, А.М., Vodneva, Е.N., Chuvashova, I.S., Bornyakov, S.А., Seminsky, А.К., Snopkov, S.V., Chechel'nitsky, V.V., Gileva, N.А.

“…Introduction. Determinations of (234U/238U) in groundwater samples are used for monitoring current deformations in active faults (parentheses denote activity…”
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The Miocene and Devonian magmatism at the junction between the Tuva-Mongolian massif and Siberian craton: common component of mantle sources and its origin by Rasskazov, S.V., Il’yasova, A.M., Yasnygina, T.A., Fefelov, N.N.

“…Devonian dikes of the Urik-Belaya and Shagayte-Gol-Urik zones and Miocene lavas of the Urik volcanic field are spatially associated with each other at the…”
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