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    Modern means of assessing the impact of emergencies on the environmental condition of the ground layer of atmosphere
    (Web of Conferences, 2021) Turevych, Anastasiia; Madzhd, Svitlana; Cherniak, Larysa; Pavlyuk, Anatoliy; Ojeh, Vincent
    The problem of emergencies will not leave humanity as long as it exists, and therefore it is necessary to at least create conditions under which it is possible to reduce the risks of injuries, diseases and deaths of people who are in the emergency zone. This can be achieved by raising awareness of the nature of the emergency, the hazardous substances that are released in connection with it. Theoretical analysis of various remote means of assessing the impact of emergencies of man-made areas on the ecological state of the atmospheric air of the surrounding areas. It has been found that the use of remote sensing equipment greatly simplifies the procedure of operational monitoring of the environment during emergencies, as well as contributes to the health of professionals. A comparison of different remote means of environmental monitoring of air quality was performed: In particular, stationary automatic stations, mobile automatic stations, probes, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were compared. It is proposed to use UAVs as remote means of operational monitoring of air quality. The functional scheme of UAV system implementation for the needs of operative ecological monitoring is offered. The legal features of the use of unmanned aerial vehicles as remote means of monitoring air quality during emergencies are analyzed.
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    Modern means of assessing the impact of emergencies on the environmental condition of the ground layer of atmosphere
    (Web of Conferences, 2021) Turevych, Anastasiia; Madzhd, Svitlana; Cherniak, Larysa; Pavlyuk, Anatoliy; Ojeh, Vincent
    The problem of emergencies will not leave humanity as long as it exists, and therefore it is necessary to at least create conditions under which it is possible to reduce the risks of injuries, diseases and deaths of people who are in the emergency zone. This can be achieved by raising awareness of the nature of the emergency, the hazardous substances that are released in connection with it. Theoretical analysis of various remote means of assessing the impact of emergencies of man-made areas on the ecological state of the atmospheric air of the surrounding areas. It has been found that the use of remote sensing equipment greatly simplifies the procedure of operational monitoring of the environment during emergencies, as well as contributes to the health of professionals. A comparison of different remote means of environmental monitoring of air quality was performed: In particular, stationary automatic stations, mobile automatic stations, probes, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were compared. It is proposed to use UAVs as remote means of operational monitoring of air quality. The functional scheme of UAV system implementation for the needs of operative ecological monitoring is offered. The legal features of the use of unmanned aerial vehicles as remote means of monitoring air quality during emergencies are analyzed.
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    The legal framework for the modernization of environmental management atmosphere during emergencies
    (National Aviation University, 2021-05) Turevych, Anastasiia
    The Constitution of Ukraine recognizes that the safety of a person, his life and health is the highest social value. Every citizen of Ukraine has a constitutional right to a safe environment for life and health. These inalienable constitutional rights and freedoms of man and society in general are objects of national security of Ukraine. In addition, Ukrainian legislation on the protection and management of atmospheric conditions is represented by an extensive system of regulations, most of which are bylaws. This includes 12 technological regulations, 2 instructions, 2 procedures, 2 lists, and at least 4 other regulations. All of them exist to ensure the regulation of a wide range of environmental issues, including the management of atmospheric air.