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CLASSIFICATION OF THE PRIMARY HYDROGRAPHIC NETWORK OF FROST MOUND BOGS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 3 (93). P. 70-77

This article introduces the typization of the intermound depressions of frost mound bogs, based on the long-term expeditionary studies. Also it gives the description of the different types of intermound depressions with their main hydrological characteristics.

Keywords: frost mound bog, fen, hydrographic network, swamp microtopes, permafrost zone, intermound depressions

RUNOFF FORMATIONS FROM FROST MOUND BOGS (DATA: WEST SIBERIA) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 7 (122). P. 146-152

This article introduces the conditions and character of maximum and minimum runoff formations from frost mound bogs, based on the results of long-term expeditionary studies carried out by the State Hydrological Institute.

Keywords: frost mound bog, snow cover, maximum runoff, minimum runoff, swamp microtopes, permafrost zone, mounds, frost mounds, intermound depressions

THE AGE OF THE «RELICT » BOGS OF THE NORTHERN PART OF WEST SIBERIA // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 2 (155). P. 185-191

This article introduces the information about the absolute age of the relict bog, situated in the poligonal bogs zone (in the south of Gydan peninsula). It is established that this bog isn’t «relic», because it was formed in Holocene. The comparison of peat accumulation of this bog and of oligotrophic bogs was organized and some particular qualities of peat accumulation in the evolution of «relict» peatlands were identified. Also the article presents the botanical composition of the peat deposit of the object of study. The comparison of the Holocene climatic variations on Russian Plane and in Western Siberia for the oligotrophic bogs zone is considered. It is proved that for the reconstruction of climatic variations for the «relict» peat deposit in the Far North regions it’s necessary to consider the inertness of cryogenic processes.

Keywords: relict peatlands, poligonal bog, oligotrophic bog, absolute age, Holocene paleoclimate, peat accumulation, peat deposit, permafrost zone, botanical composition