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XXV Russian conference "Radio Wave Ppropagation"

July 03-09, 2016, Tomsk

Participant Organizations

Organization: Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russia

List of reports:

  1. A.S. Miron'chev, A.V. Klokov, E.A. Dyukarev, S.V. Smirnov
    THE STUDY SNOW DEPTH AND THICKNESS OF THE PEAT DEPOSITS OLIGOTROPHIC BOG BY GPR
  2. l.A. Bolbasova, V.P. Lukin
    MODEL DEVELOPMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE PROFILE FOR BAIKAL ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY
  3. D.V. Apeksimov, A.A. Zemlyanov, A.N. Iglakova, A.M. Kabanov, O.I. Kuchinskaya, G.G. Matvienko, V.K. Oshlakov, A.V. Petrov
    MULTIPLE FILAMENTATION OF LASER BEAMS IN AIR, WATER, GLASS
  4. E.G. Kablukova, B.A. Kargin, A.A. Lisenko, G.G. Matvienko
    NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF POLARIZED TERAHERTZ ECHO - SIGNAL PROPERTIES IN GROUND-BASED CLOUD REMOTE SENSING
  5. I.V. Samokhvalov
    LIDAR DIAGNOSTICS OF CIRRUS: PROBLEM OF DETECTION OF ORIENTED CRYSTALLINE PARTICLES
  6. A.N. Borisevich, S.A. Kolesnik
    VARIATIONS OF THE MINIMUM FREQUENCY OF IONOSPHERIC REFLECTION DURING SOLAR X-RAY FLARES
  7. S.A. Kolesnik, I.V. Romanov, B.B. Tzybikov, R.K. Khaitov, M.V. Pikalov, A.A. Mitaev, E.S. Kolesnik
    TOMSK IONOSPHERIC STATION – 80 YEARS!
  8. M.V. Pikalov, S.A. Kolesnik, D.V. Bogdevich
    ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF GEOMAGNETIC STORMS ON THE EARTH'S IONOSPHERE BASED ON TOMSK IONOSPHERIC STATION DATA  
  9. E.B. Atutov, B.V. Basanov, Yu.L. Lomukhin, V.P. Butukhanov, E.Yu. Korovin
    THE PENETRATION DEPTH OF MICROWAVES IN LIQUID
  10. P.M. Nagorskiy, A.A. Kobranova, O.G. Lanskaya, V.N. Morozov, K.N. Pustovalov
    DYNAMICS ELECTRODE LAYER DURING THE PASSAGE OF DEEP CONVECTIVE CLOUDS
  11. A.A. Zemlyanov, A.D. Bulygin, Yu.E. Geints, O.V. Minina
    INFLUENCE OF THE INITIAL PARAMETERS OF FEMTOSECOND LASER RADIATION ON THE DIVERGENCE OF A POST- FILAMENTATION CHANNEL IN AIR
  12. A.V. Burnashov, A.N. Iglakova, S.F. Kovaleva, G.G. Matvienko, I.A. Medvedenko, , V.I. Timofeev
    DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING FEMTOSECOND LIDAR SYSTEMS

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