Geodynamics Laboratory

The laboratory was established in 1993. Our research lies in the field of instrumental measurements (using GPS/GLONASS), mathematical modeling and analysis of the stress-strain state of the Earth's crust. The laboratory specializes in the development and research of new approaches to the study of geodynamic and tectonic processes. The laboratory's activities are carried out in the following areas:

1. Mathematical modeling and analysis of the stress-strain state of epicentral zones of strong earthquakes;

2. Spatial and temporal analysis of active tectonic processes using methods of space geodesy;

3. Geodynamic safety of nuclear fuel cycle facilities and mining areas.