Взаимосвязь между противоэрозионными средствами и формированием растительного покрова

БИСКЕТТИ ДЖ. Б.

Миланский университет, г. Милан, Италия

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Представляем вниманию читателей немного сокращенный адаптированный перевод отчета [1] о библиографических исследованиях о влиянии различных противоэрозионных средств на эффективность образования растительного покрова на откосах и склонах. Эти исследования были выполнены по договору между Миланским университетом и итальянской транснациональной компанией Maccaferri («Маккаферри»). Текст отчета подготовил профессор Миланского университета Джан Баттиста Бискетти. В самих исследованиях помимо него также приняли участие и другие представители Миланского университета (доктор наук Андреа Андреоли, инженер Алессио Числаги), а также ряд инженеров компании «Маккаферри» (Никола Маццон, Паоло Бьянкини, Паоло Ди Пьетро, Пьетро Пеццано, Пьетро Римольди, Марко Викари).

В конце описания результатов исследований приводится информация о влиянии на вегетацию и об общей эффективности работы геоматов MacMat («МакМат»), производимых компанией «Маккаферри». Отметим, что эта компания с 1994 года имеет подразделение в России, представительства в остальных странах СНГ и завод в Московской области).

Ссылка на первоисточник [1] для перевода приведена в начале списка литературы. Остальные источники из списка были использованы автором оригинальной работы.

Консультативную помощь при подготовке перевода оказал Иван Александрович Кукло – директор по маркетингу компании «Маккаферри СНГ» в Москве.

DOI: 10.58339/2949-0677-2023-5-3-24-37

УДК: 5803, 67.06

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Ссылка для цитирования: Бискетти Дж.Б. Взаимосвязь между противоэрозионными средствами и формированием растительного покрова // Геоинфо. 2023. № 3. С. 24–37 DOI:10.58339/2949-0677-2023-5-3-24-37

Статья в РИНЦ: https://elibrary.ru/item.asp?id=71967906

Ключевые слова: противоэрозионные средства; геосетки; георешетки; геоматы; геоодеяла; растительный покров; склоны; откосы

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