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Illustrated Russian-Tajik dictionary of hydrometeorology and climate change terms
Illustrated Russian-Tajik dictionary of hydrometeorology and climate change terms
© 2020, Agency for Hydrometeorology of the Committee for Environmental Protection under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, Regional Environmental Center for Central Asia.
The contents of this publication may be reproduced in whole or in part in any form for educational or non-commercial purposes without special permission from the copyright holders, provided the source is acknowledged.
Dictionary Working Group and Lead Authors:
Abdualimov K., Nazirova N., Kurbonov V., Kudratov H., Muminov A.
On winter Sarez (notes of a hydrologist)
Author - Pirov Alexander Umarovich - engineer-hydrologist of the hydrographic party of the Tajik department of hydrometeorological service and control of the natural environment.
If you look at the map of Tajikistan, then in the very center of the Pamirs, among the dark brown colors, you can see a thin blue stripe. It resembles in shape a small dragon, preparing to jump and lifting its head high. Among the high mountains covered with powerful glaciers, there is a unique Sarez Lake full of undisclosed secrets...
"Third Pamir Expedition". Fedchenko Glacier, August 10-21, 2015.
Author: Member of four expeditions on the Fedchenko Glacier - Davlyatov Rashid Rakhimovich.
With the participation of: Professor V.B. Aizen - University of Idaho (USA)
From the author: This article describes the work carried out by the international expedition led by Professor Vladimir Aizen. It does not pursue the goal of a scientific treatise, as well as a detailed description of the preparation and conduct of a technical program. As an author, I wanted to write about the close-knit work of people who arrived in the Pamirs, who were united by one goal, the study of one of the largest mountain glaciers on our planet - the Fedchenko glacier ....
Author: Manizha Kurbanova, Asia-Plus
For more than 80 years, on the rocky ledges of the left side of the Fedchenko glacier, at an altitude of 4169 meters, there has been a hydrometeorological station named after Academician Gorbunov, opened on August 7, 1933. About the history of the highest mountain station and its present day - in the material "AP".
