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Документ Development of Ukraine territory flooding processes; Its parameters and the influence on the environmental safety level(KNUCA, 2014) Voloshkina, O.; Bereznitska, J.Shows the present state of development of flooding processes of Ukraine territory. Given filtration stages in the flooding the process of and methods of their calculation. The method of filtration resistance for calculating of the filtering in flooding process is analyzed. Shows the dependence between the development of flooding process and intensifying processes of landslides on Ukraine territory.Документ The risk assessment of threats from biological objects in environmental safety(KNUCA, 2014) Kryvomaz, T.; Voloshkina, O.Necessity to present results of scientific research in an accessible form for proper interpretation by public and environmental safety experts has been shown. Myxomycetes ecology and metabolism to verify their safety for human health has been evaluated as an example. Bayesian methods for probability analysis is proposed to be used for risk assessment. The "Environmental safety passports of species" are recommended for evaluation of impact of each species on the environment, humans and other living organisms.Документ Analysis of the impact of solar activity on indicators of climate change on areas within the Dniester river basin(ІТІГІП, 2016) Ismailova, O.; Voloshkina, O.Interstigated the change of climate in the Carpatian region. The authors evaluted the impact of solar activity on indikators of climate change. Analysis based on data that were obtained from meteorogical stations located within the Dnister river basin. Reserch period is 65 years. The authoe based on statistics made mathematical analysis of the impact of solar activity on the change of air temperature and amount of precipitation in the region. Mathematocal dependence of there qantities, which allows makong predictions of future changes in amount of precipitation, depending on the future activity of the sun.