In: Innovative technologies in the training of modern professional personnel: experience, problems: collection of scientific papers. - Chelyabinsk: Chelyabinsk branch of RANEPA, 2019. P.126-137.
The article deals with some unemployment problems in the 1990s. Unemployment features of a period of transition are shown as well as its manifestations in particular regions. Economic and social consequences are described; forms and methods of coping with this problem are studied.
The paper analyzes the life quality of the rural and urban population of Russia. The purpose of the study is to obtain quantitative estimates of the prox-imity of the main aspects of the life quality in the city and the countryside. The empirical base is the microdata of statistical observations of Rosstat at the end of 2018. The life quality is determined through a combination of financial capabilities and needs of the individual, as well as the state of the external environment. The financial condition of an individual characterizes the possibility of consum-ing a good, which may not be realized due to the absence or non-articulation of the corresponding need. The state of the external environment charac-terizes the physical (technical) availability of goods, their variety and quality. It is shown the availability of benefits to the rural population associated with the quality of housing and the environment that is higher than in the city. A high level of consumption of a number of expensive goods and services (TVs, mobile phones, cars) has been established, which, however, is combined with their lower quality and less variety of choices (brands). It is shown that the limited physical (technical) accessibility of modern innovative goods and services is overcome more difficult and slower, and in the foreseeable future it is impossible to expect a convergence of the life quality in cities and villages in this aspect.
In: Proceeding of the 70th International Scientific Conference on Economic and Social Development - "Socio Economic Problems of Sustainable Development. 25 June, 2021. Baku, Azerbaijan, pp.689-695
Purpose: To determine the current state of development of open science in the paradigm of open research data in Ukraine and the world, as well as to analyze the representation of Ukraine in the world research space, in terms of research data exchange. Design / Method / Research Approach: Methods of synthesis, logical and comparative analysis used to determine the dynamics of the number of research data journals and data files in the world, as well as to quantify the share of research data repositories in Ukraine and the world. Trend and bibliometric analysis were used to determine the share of publications with their open primary data; analysis of their thematic structures; identification of the main scientific clusters of such publications; research of geographic indicators and share of publications by research institutions. Findings: The study found a tendency to increase both the number of data logs and data files in Dryad (open data repository). The results of the analysis of the share of data repositories indexed in re3data (register of research data repositories) show that 51% of the total number are repositories of data from European countries, with Germany leading with 460 repositories, followed by the United Kingdom (302 repositories) and France (116 repositories). Ukraine has only 2 data repositories indexed in re3data. The trend of relevance of data exchange is confirmed by the increase of publications with datasets for the last 10 years (2011-2020) in 5 times. Research institutions and universities are the main sources of research data, which are mainly focused on the fields of knowledge in chemistry (23.3%); biochemistry, genetics and molecular biology (13.8%); medicine (12.9%). An analysis of the latest thematic groups formed on the basis of publications with datasets shows that there is a significant correlation between publications with open source data and COVID-19 studies. More than 50% of publications with datasets both in Ukraine and around the world are aimed at achieving the goal of SDG 3 Good Health. Theoretical Implications: It is substantiated that in Ukraine there is a need to implement specific tactical and strategic plans for open science and open access to research data. Practical Implications: The results of the study can be used to support decision-making in the management of research data at the macro and micro levels. Future Research: It should be noted that the righteous bibliometric analysis of the state of the dissemination of data underlying the research results did not include the assessment of quality indicators and compliance with the FAIR principles, because accessibility and reusability are fundamental components of open science, which may be an area for further research. Moreover, it is advisable to investigate the degree of influence of the disclosure of the data underlying the research result on economic indicators, as well as indicators of ratings of higher education, etc. Research Limitations: Since publications with datasets in Scopus-indexed journals became the information base of the analysis for our study, it can be assumed that the dataset did not include publications with datasets published in editions that the Scopus bibliographic database does not cover. Paper type: Theoretical
In: Socialno-ecologicheskie Technologii: priroda i čelovek: ėkologic̆eskie issledovanija : environment and human: ecological studies, Band 10, Heft 2, S. 201-225
The results of a study of the gross content of heavy metals in soils in the area of operation of the Svyatogor copper smelter located in the Sverdlovsk region are presented. In the course of the research, sections were laid at different distances and directions from the emission source. The gross concentration of Zn, Cd, Pb, and Cu was measured in the selected soil samples. According to the results of the analysis, a ranking was carried out with the calculations of the total pollution coefficient, lateral and radial differentiation of heavy metals, and the technogenicity index. In order to confirm the routes of the arrival of heavy metals with airport emissions, the maximum single surface concentration in atmospheric air was calculated with the calculation of the distance at which this concentration reaches its maximum value. In the calculation of the total pollution coefficient, it follows that areas located in the immediate vicinity of the emission source have an extremely dangerous category of soil pollution. Also, in these areas, the proportion of technogenic involvement of the element is more than 90%. The obtained values of the coefficient of radial differentiation of heavy metals in the meridional and latitudinal directions, indicates the presence of a number of physical and chemical geochemical geochemical barriers. The migration of heavy metals between conjugated systems is confirmed by the lateral differentiation coefficients. In the course of the work, the main sources of heavy metals entering the soil were identified, such aero-industrial emissions of the plant and aeolian transfer from technogenic disturbed lands. Among the identified patterns of distribution of heavy metals, the main ones are the presence of a high degree of relations of disturbed lands with autonomous natural areas and periodic changes in the direction and power of aero-technogenic flows of the plant.