Titlebook: Lake Issyk-Kul: Its Natural Environment; Jean Klerkx,Beishen Imanackunov Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2002 Groundwat

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Currents and Vertical Water Exchange in Lake Issyk Kul0-1985, Rotatova and Filatova [2], Bukin [3], Stavissky and Ovcharenko [4], Romanovsky [5], and Shabunin [6] (1984) studied currents in Issyk Kul using the dynamic method and drift cards (“bottle mail”)

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Using Transient Conservative and Environmental Tracers to Study Water Exchange in Lake Issyk-Kule distribution of nutrients and dissolved oxygen in deep lakes such as Lake Issyk-Kul (Kyrgyzstan). The characterization and quantification of deep-water exchange is therefore essential for the understanding of the functioning of such lake ecosystems.

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Recent Paleoenvironmental Evolution of Lake Issyk-Kulditions induce dramatic changes within the lake [1]. The sensivity of these lakes is higher if they are located in the border of biomes, as Lake Issyk-Kul, located between the steppic and high mountains environments [2]. These facts make Lake Issyk-Kul an important ecosystem in order to study its ad

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Active Tectonics and Seismic Hazard of the Issyk-Kul Basin in the Kyrgyz Tian-Shanhern and southern sides by E-W trending mountain ranges rising up to 5000 meters in altitude (Fig. 2). During last 100 years, these two ranges were subjected to an unusual series of major earthquakes, some of them raking among the strongest ever felt in continental areas (Table 1; Fig. 3).

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The Environmental Risk Resulting from Gold Miningy. Members of the high commissions agree with elaborators’ proposals and the factory starts to work, afterwards many unpredicted problems appear. The same happened to the “Kumtor” operating company. Indisputably, Kumtor is a construction of the century, promising much to the people of Kyrghyzstan. H

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Hydrochemistry of Lakes of Tajikistantal number but only 9% of their total area. The water chemistry of lakes in the Pamirs has very limited literature. An overview of Pamir research through 100 years from 1871–1971 [1] presents data on the geomorphology, geology, meteorology, soil science, flora, and fauna of this high-altitude land,

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