Titlebook: Environmental Security of the European Cross-Border Energy Supply Infrastructure; M.G. Culshaw,V.I. Osipov,A.S. Victorov Conference procee

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Chun-Yi Su,Masahiro Oya,Xinkai Chen areas and retreat of the glaciers. Four types of mud flow mechanism have been identified in the periglacial zone. Weakening of thermokarst processes due to lower annual temperatures is likely to cause a decrease in the hazard from periglacial mud flows.

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Jo?o M. Lemos,Rui Neves-Silva,José M. Igrejastablished by measurement of the differences in the coordinates of objects identified on both images. The average length of the horizontal vectors between the two locations was 27–28 m, while the maximum was up to 40 m. A landslide displacement value map was composed.

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Modern Remote Sensing Techniques for Monitoring Pipeline Displacements in Relation to Landslides aner is to focus on persistent scatterer interferometry, as one of the possible tools to detect and identify landslides or land subsidence that can pose serious hazards to pipelines. The paper also describes a pipeline network in Slovenia and exposure of pipelines to landslides together with detailed

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Cross-Boundary Oil and Gas Pipelines in Turkey: Potential Risks from Geohazards,th Anatolian Fault (NAF) and the East Anatolian Fault (EAF) zones; the extensional faults in the Aegean region and some smaller active fault systems lead to very intense earthquake activity of destructive nature. The next most important potential risk is related to landslides. In regions such as the

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Infrastructure in Geohazard Contexts: The Importance of Automatic and Near-Real-Time Monitoring,asurements is important but that this concept has to be extended also to the data processing and its communication. This is particularly important in critical geohazard scenarios, where monitoring activities are fundamental to support early warning systems.

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Geo-environmental Aspects of European Underground Infrastructure,relevant to environmental aspects of subsurface infrastructural elements, and the apparent lack of proper legislative frameworks in this field at national and supra-national (EU) levels, is highlighted. As most indicators point to a more intensive use of the subsurface over the next few decades, geo

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Environmental and Energy Security: Conceptual Evolution and Potential Applications to European Crosa new dimension) and energy security (a sectoral concept). This chapter also briefly discusses potential applications for the European cross-border energy supply infrastructure (e.g. of oil and gas pipelines) linking Russia, the Central Asian states and the MENA region with energy-deficient European