Shvarev Sergey
Head of Laboratory
Laboratory of Geomorphology
Institute of Geography Russian Academy of Sciences
Russian Federation
Biography
Graduated from the Lomonosov Moscow State University, Department of Geography, subdepartment of geomorphology, in 1986. In 2006 uphold thesisof PhD in engineering sciences on the subject «Evaluation technique of the railroad natural-technical system in the erosion hazard conditions using aerospace sounding». In present time holds the positions of Leading Research Scientist in the RAS Institute of Geography (since 2013) and in the RAS Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth(part-timebasis). «Geomorphology» journal editorial board member. Associate contractor of the maps of General seismic zonation of Russia charting (OSR-2012, OSR-2016). Contributor on the works of the estimation of massive buildings seismic hazard: nuclear power plants (Leningradskaya, Kol’skaya, Novovoronezhskaya, Bilibinskaya, Kalininskaya, Balakovskaya, Beloyarskaya and others), pipelines (ESPO pipeline, South Stream pipeline), bridge crossings and airdromes, «Vostochny» cosmodrome, 2014 Sochi Olympic sites; works of the exodynamic hazard estimation for massive engineering structures including railroads and pipelines; works of resource-geomorphologic estimation of developing territories (New Moskow).
Research Interest
exogenous geologic processes hazard estimation, anthropogenic geomorphology and natural-technical systems, morphotectonics and seismic hazard estimation, remote sensing methods appliance in geomorphology and geology.
Publications
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Lebedeva E.V., Mikhalev D.V., Shvaryov S.V. Intensity of geomorphologic environments of central part of the Andes mountain system // Geomorphology, 2015. â„–2, pp. 77-88.
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Ovsyuchenko A.N., Shvarev S.V., Larkov A.S., Marakhanov A.V. Traces of strong earthquakes of the Kerch-Taman region according to the geologic data // Problems of engineering seismology, 2015, V. 42, â„–3, pp. 33-54.
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Shvarev S.V. Analysis of characteristics of aged catastrophic landslide in the river Pslukh valley (Western Caucasus) applying the laser scanning data // Geomorphology, 2015,â„–4, pp. 90-98.
