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REPRESENTATIVE CATALOGUE OF THE NEVA FLOODS. CONSTRUCTION PRINCIPLES Representative Catalogue of the Neva Floods. Construction Principles

Published in Russian Journal of Earth Sciences · Pages 1–4 · Rubric: Special Issue: “Data Science, Geoinformatics and Systems Analysis in Geosciences”
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2205/2025ES000965 · EDN: XYZZPA
Received: 15.11.2024 Accepted: 15.04.2025 Published: 23.05.2025 Language of publication: ENG
Authors
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Anatoliy Rodionov
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Andrey Lobanov
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Tat'yana Malova
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ABSTRACT
The Neva floods should be studied as a phenomenon, the origin and characteristics of which are the result of direct and indirect manifestations of natural factors that differ significantly in their spatiotemporal scales. The problem should be approached interdisciplinary. In the process of studying historical the Neva floods scientific principles were formulated for constructing a representative flood catalogue, which has not yet been created, which creates additional difficulties in studying the evolution of the hydrodynamic system that includes Ladoga Lake, the Neva and the Gulf of Finland: a comprehensive methodological approach to solving the problem; unconditional priority of primary sources; refusal to “correct” historical series post factum; cataloguing typos and discrepancies in versions for the entire period of observations; development and implementation into practice of a unified program for assessing the representativeness of series; search for new information on water level observations.
KEYWORDS
Neva floods, representative catalogue, historical series of floods, evolution of natural processes on secular intervals, database of the Neva floods of 18th century
Funding
The article was prepared within the framework of the state assignment FMWE-2024-0028.
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