Head of Laboratory

Vladimir Kirillov

PhD in Biological/biomedical sciences, associate professor
Publications
25
Citations
78
h-index
5
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The Laboratory carries out the fundamental, exploratory and applied scientific research in the field of aquatic and biological resources aimed at obtaining and applying new knowledge to environmental protection and rational nature management. The following investigations are implemented based on the system analysis method: - interdisciplinary (complex) studies of the spatial and temporal organization of aquatic ecosystems (biohydrocenoses) of rivers, reservoirs and lakes in North Asia, mainly the Ob River basin and the Ob-Irtysh interfluve; - study of biodiversity at the cytogenetic, species, biocenotic and ecosystem levels; biological indication of water quality and assessment of the ecological well-being of semi-aquatic water objects; - study of the formation and functioning (structural and functional organization) of aquatic ecosystems influenced by natural and anthropogenic factors; - study of seasonal and long-term dynamics of abiotic factors, taxonomic composition, structure, functioning, stability and evolution of aquatic ecosystems; - assessment of bioproductivity and analysis of a biotic balance of diverse ecosystems of flowing and standing waters. The development of recommendations on environmental monitoring, management of multipurpose use and conservation of water and biological resources of water bodies for the environmentally safe interaction of the society with water bodies is an important work of practical significance.

  1. Collection and accounting of the number (concentration) of various groups of aquatic organisms within their habitat, assessment of the functional role of these groups in ecosystems and modeling of ecosystems in order to predict their condition and management
  2. Ecological and geochemical assessment
Vladimir Kirillov
Head of Laboratory
Dmitry Bezmaternykh 🥼 🤝
Principal researcher

Research directions

Studying diversity and structural-functional organization of aquatic ecosystems for conservation and rational use of aquatic and biological resources in Western Siberia

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The choice of the direction and goals of research on aquatic ecosystems in Asian Russia is determined by the need to solve the global problem of optimizing the interaction of social and natural systems (society and nature) in specific spatial and temporal boundaries. Western Siberia, as a geosystem on a subcontinental scale, includes almost the entire range of natural zones and all types of water bodies. A large number of diverse natural resources in this vast territory determines the presence of all types of impacts of economic activities related to their use. At the same time, the fuel and energy complex comes out on top, as in other regions of the world. The three components of this complex – electric power, oil and gas and coal industries – directly or indirectly affect water bodies, changing the composition, structure and functional characteristics, direction and speed of fluctuations, successions and evolution of their ecosystems. These changes are complemented and enhanced by other types of impacts related to the metallurgical and chemical industries, mechanical engineering, as well as agriculture, fisheries and forestry, recreation and urbanization (Water of Russia, 2000; Puzanov et al., 2017, 2019). As a result, currently almost all water bodies in the region belong to natural and technical systems (Kirillov, 2000). The purpose of this work is to study the diversity and structural and functional organization of ecosystems of diverse water bodies in Western Siberia (rivers, lakes and reservoirs, the Gulf of Ob) to develop recommendations for the management of the conservation and use of their aquatic and biological resources.

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Lab address

ул. Молодежная, 1, Барнаул
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