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• Shadurdyyev G.

  

  Analysis of sets of factors affecting the variable flow of the Amu Darya River to create a seasonal prognostic model

  Year: 2022

  Collections: Scientific Publications

  Topics: Water

  Authors: Shadurdyyev G.

  Countries: Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan

  Source: Central Asian Journal of Water Research

  Analysis of sets of factors affecting the variable flow of the Amu Darya River to create a seasonal prognostic model

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  Analysis of sets of factors affecting the variable flow of the Amu Darya River to create a seasonal prognostic model

  Year: 2022

  Collections: Scientific Publications, Working paper

  Topics: Water

  Authors: Shadurdyyev G.

  Countries: Turkmenistan

  Source:

  https://dkuccswp.com/paper-ru/analysis-of-sets-of-factors-affecting-the-variable-flow-of-the-amu-darya-river-to-create-a-seasonal-prognostic-model-en

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• Sharakhmatov S.Е.

  

  Morphological variability of Cyprinus Carpio Linnaeus, 1758 in water bodies of the Balkash-Alakol basin

  Year: 2024

  Collections: Scientific Publications

  Topics: Water

  Authors: Barakov R.Т., Sharakhmatov S.Е., Isbekov К.B., Nurtazin S.Т.

  Countries: Kazakhstan

  Source: https://water-ca.org/

  The article presents the results of investigating the morphological variability of carp (Cyprinus carpio Linnaeus, 1758) in three large reservoirs of the Balkash-Alakol Basin – Lake Balkash, Lake Alakol, and Kapshagay Reservoir. Morphological differences in several features (counting and plasticity) were found in three carp samples. The study included the examination of 24 plastic and 14 counting features. The method of digital image processing (Morpho J) was applied to analyze the differences of the target fish species specimens by body shape. The application of the principal component analysis (PCA) method allowed determining the main loadings on the studied morphological traits of carp. The statistically reliable differences revealed allow to confirm the formation of morphological changes in carp caused by
  the duration of adaptive radiation, environmental factors of water bodies and annual artificial stocking of young fish.

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• Sharakhmetov S.E.

  

  Efficiency of Sonar Fish Protection Device at the Kokaral Dam of the Small Aral Sea.

  Year: 2021

  Collections: Scientific Publications

  Topics: Water

  Authors: Sharakhmetov S.E., Barakbayev T.R., Adayev T.O.

  Countries: Kazakhstan

  Source: Central Asian Journal of Water Research

  https://water-ca.org/article/efficiency-of-sonar-fish-protection-device-_eng

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  Current state of ichthyofauna and prospects of fish-husbandry utilization of the Syrdarya River delta lakes.

  Year: 2021

  Collections: Research Paper

  Topics: Water

  Authors: Sharakhmetov S.E., Barakbayev T.R., Adayev T.O.

  Countries: Kazakhstan

  Source: Central Asian Journal of Water Research

  https://water-ca.org/article/current-state-of-ichthyofauna-and-prospects-of-fish-husbandry-utilization-of-the-syrdarya-river-delta-lakes

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• Shenhav Ronan

  

  The Water-Energy-Food Nexus in Tajikistan: The Role of Water User Associations in improving Energy and Food Security

  Year: 2017

  Collections: Scientific Publications

  Topics: IWRM, NEXUS

  Authors: Shenhav Ronan, Domullodzhanov Daler

  Countries: Tajikistan

  Source: Central Asian Journal of Water Research

  https://water-ca.org/article/the-political-economy-of-water-insecurity-in-central-asia-given-the-belt-and-road-initiative-2

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• Shibistova Olga

  

  Knowledge-based soil management for a sustainable ecological and economic development of Central Asia

  Year: 2022

  Collections: Policy Briefs

  Topics: Agriculture, Sustainable Development

  Authors: Guggenberger Georg, Shibistova Olga, Liebelt Peter, Muminjanov Hafiz, Kassam Amir, Friedrich Theodor

  Countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan

  Source:

  Soil degradation is widespread and cross-border in Central Asia with multiple symptoms. This impairs the provision of ecosystem services, including food production, climate change mitigation, biodiversity, and human health. The soil health concept links soil management to broader sustainable development goals. Soil knowledge and its application has to be invigorated, for instance by establishing a Central Asian Soil Competence Network.

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• Shibkov E.

  

  Spatio-temporal patterns of different tree species response to climatic factors in south Kyrgyzstan

  Year: 2023

  Collections: Scientific Publications

  Topics: Climate

  Authors: Kulikov M., Shibkov E., Isaev E., Azarov A., Sidle R.

  Countries: Kyrgyzstan

  Source: Central Asian Journal of Sustainability and Climate Research

  Understanding forest phenology is essential for monitoring global carbon budgets and managing vegetation resources in a changing climate. In southern Kyrgyzstan, walnut and wild apple trees dominate the forest landscape. These forests contain unique genetic diversity and offer potential for the development of climate-resilient crop varieties. They also support local communities through activities such as grazing, firewood collection, and fruit harvesting. However, these practices pose a threat to natural regeneration. Climate change exacerbates these challenges by altering their ecological niche. Despite this, few studies have examined forest phenology and its relationship to climate in Kyrgyzstan.

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• Shin Fukui

  

  High-resolution dynamic downscaling of historical and future climate projections over Central Asia

  Year: 2024

  Collections: Scientific Publications

  Topics: Climate

  Authors: Isaev E., Murata Akihiko, Shin Fukui, Roy C. Sidle

  Countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan

  Source: https://water-ca.org/

  Climate change poses various challenges for agriculture and water management practices in Central Asia (CA). Central to these challenges are cryosphere dynamics, fragile mountain ecosystems, and ongoing natural hazards that highlight the need for robust projections of regional climate change. For the first time, dynamic downscaling was conducted in Central Asia at a spatial resolution of 5 km.

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• Shivareva Svetlana

  

  The regional and national best practices for minimizing the risks of water-related disasters in Central Asia – The cross-sectoral working groups in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan

  Year: 2017

  Collections: Scientific Publications

  Topics: Water

  Authors: Shivareva Svetlana, Bulekbayeva Latifa

  Countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan

  Source: Central Asian Journal of Water Research

  https://water-ca.org/article/intra-seasonal-variation-of-rainfall-and-climate-characteristics-in-kabul-river-basin-2-2-3-2

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• Shokory Jamal Abdul Naser

  

  Intra-seasonal Variation of Rainfall and Climate Characteristics in Kabul River Basin

  Year: 2017

  Collections: Scientific Publications

  Topics: Water, Climate

  Authors: Klove B., Shokory Jamal Abdul Naser, Tsutsumi Jun-ichiro Giorgos, Yamada Hiroyuki

  Countries: Afghanistan

  Source: Central Asian Journal of Water Research

  https://water-ca.org/article/intra-seasonal-variation-of-rainfall-and-climate-characteristics-in-kabul-river-basin

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• Sidle R.

  

  Spatio-temporal patterns of different tree species response to climatic factors in south Kyrgyzstan

  Year: 2023

  Collections: Scientific Publications

  Topics: Climate

  Authors: Kulikov M., Shibkov E., Isaev E., Azarov A., Sidle R.

  Countries: Kyrgyzstan

  Source: Central Asian Journal of Sustainability and Climate Research

  Understanding forest phenology is essential for monitoring global carbon budgets and managing vegetation resources in a changing climate. In southern Kyrgyzstan, walnut and wild apple trees dominate the forest landscape. These forests contain unique genetic diversity and offer potential for the development of climate-resilient crop varieties. They also support local communities through activities such as grazing, firewood collection, and fruit harvesting. However, these practices pose a threat to natural regeneration. Climate change exacerbates these challenges by altering their ecological niche. Despite this, few studies have examined forest phenology and its relationship to climate in Kyrgyzstan.

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