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Alexey Khaliulin
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2, Kapitanskaya Str. Sevastopol Crimea Ukraine 99011 This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it (380692)-540452 (380-692) 554253 Dr. Alexey Khaliulin , graduated from the Leningrad Hydrometeorological Institute, Department of Oceanology in 1984. After working for several years at the Naval Hydrographic Service he joined the Marine Hydrophysical Institute as an Researcher in 1988. Alexey Kh. Khaliulin received a Ph.D. (1999) in oceanography from the Marine Hydrophysical Institute, Sevastopol. He specializes in regional oceanography of the Black Sea, its climatic and long-term variability, database management and software engineering. The results of his works are presented in more than 35 scientific papers and proceeding of international conferences. Experiences: Participated in: 9 oceanographic cruises in: Atlantic, Indian oceans, Mediterranean, Black and Barents Seas. 05/1997 - now: Scientist: MHI, NASU - Sevastopol, Ukraine. 04/1993-05/1997: Junior Scientist: MHI, NASU - Sevastopol, Ukraine. 11/1991-04/1993: Engineer: MHI, NASU - Sevastopol, Ukraine. 11/1988-11/1991: Student of postgraduation courses, Marine Hydrophysical Institute, Sevastopol, Ukraine. 08/1984-11/1988, Engineer-Oceanographer, NAVY Hydrographic Service, Sevastopol. Specialization: main field Oceanography other fields Database management. Climatic variability of the Hydrogen sulphide zone in the Black Sea. current research interest Regional oceanography of the Black Sea. Climatic and long-term variability of the various parameters in the Black Sea. Recent selected publications: Eremeev V.N., Suvorov A.M., Godin E.A., Khaliulin A.Kh. et al. Hydrochemistry and dynamics of H2S zone in the Black Sea // UNESCO.- Paris(France).- 1996. - 150p. Eremeev V. N., Suvorov A. M., Khaliulin A. Kh., and Godin E. A., “A Relationship between Location of the Specific Isopicnic Layer and the Upper Boundary of the H2S-zone in the Black Sea from Multiannual Data,” Okeanologija 36(2), 235-240, 1996, (in Russian). SuvorovA.M., Eremeev V.N., Khaliulin A.Kh, Godin E.A. Oceanographic Data Development for Anoxic zone boundary in the Black Sea // Intagrated Approach to Enviromental Data Management Systems. - Dordrecht(Netherlands) - 1996. - P. 487-494. Suvorov A. M., Khaliulin A. K., and Godin E. A., “Developing the use of advanced technology for data analysis and the implication of these developments on Black Sea studies,” in Summary of Proceedings, Ocean Data Symposium. Ireland, Dublin 15-18 October 1997. Suvorov A. M., Khaliulin A. Kh., Godin E. A. "Long term variability of the Upper Boundary of the H2S-zone in the Black Sea ", ”Marine Hydrophisical Journal” 2, 62-70, 1999, (in Russian). Suvorov A. M., Konovalov C. K., Eremeev V. N., Khaliulin A. Kh., and Godin E. A., “Climatic and Antropogenic Variations in the Sulfide Distribution in the Black Sea,” Aquatic Geochemistry 5, 13-27, 1999. Maillard C.,Suvorov A.M., Oliounine I., Khaliulin A. Kh., et al. MEDAR/MEDATLAS 2001: A New Mediterranean and Black Sea Oceanographic Database and a Data Management Network. Proc. EU/IOC MEDAR/MEDATLAS II Final Workshop, IOC Workshop Report No. 182, UNESCO, p. 4-9, 2002. Suvorov A.M., Khaliulin A. Kh. , Godin E.A. Estimation of long-term variability of oceanographic parameters of the Black Sea. Proc. EU/IOC MEDAR/MEDATLAS II Final Workshop, IOC Workshop Report No. 182, UNESCO, p.75, 2002.
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