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The socioeconomic impact of tourism in East Kazakhstan Region: Assessment approach

Aliyeva S., Chen X., Yang D., Samarkhanov K., Mazbayev O., Sekenuly A., Issanova G., Kozhokulov S.

2019

Sustainability (Switzerland)

The article presents a methodical approach based on an integrated assessment of the social and economic impacts of tourism for East Kazakhstan Region. The assessment was done using indicators such as the number of tourists, accommodation units, tourism facilities’ billing, and other statistical data for the period of 2009–2018. Integrated assessment performed using weighted sums of considered parameters and ordinary least squares linear regression method is applied for effectiveness prediction.

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Spatial and vertical variations and heavy metal enrichments in irrigated soils of the syr darya river watershed, aral sea basin, Kazakhstan

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Ma L., Abuduwaili J., Smanov Z.,Ge Y., Samarkhanov K., Saparov G., Issanova G

2019

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health

In the Syr Darya River watershed, 225 samples from three different layers in 75 soil profiles were collected from irrigated areas in three different spatial regions (I: n = 29; II: n = 17; III: n = 29), and the spatial and vertical variation characteristics of potentially toxic elements (Cd, Co, Cu, Ni, and Zn) and a metallic element (Mn) were studied. The human health risks and enrichment factors were also evaluated in the Syr Darya River watershed of the Aral Sea Basin in Kazakhstan. There were significant differences in the contents of heavy metals in the different soil layers in the different sampling regions. Based on element variation similarity revealed by hierarchical cluster analysis, the elemental groupings were consistent in the different layers only in region I. For regions II and III, the clustered elemental groups were the same between surface layer A and B, but differed from those in the deep layer C.

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Human-Induced Enrichment of Potentially Toxic Elements in a Sediment Core of Lake Balkhash, the Largest Lake in Central Asia

Kun Huang, Long Ma, Jilili Abuduwaili, Wen Liu, Gulnura Issanovа,Galymzhan Saparov and Lin Lin

2020

Sustainability

Over the past century, the impacts of human activities on the natural environment have continued to increase. Historic evolution of the environment under anthropogenic influences is an important reference for sustainable social development. Based on the geochemical analyses of a short sediment core of 49 cm from Lake Balkhash, the largest lake in Central Asia, potential factors historically influencing geochemical variation were revealed, and influences of human activity on regional environmental change were reconstructed over the past 150 years. The results showed that the dominant factor inducing changes in potentially toxic elements (V, Cr, Co, Ni, Zn, Cu, Cd, and Pb) is the physical weathering of the terrestrial materials.

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Assessment of tourism impact on the socio-economic spheres of the Issyk-Kul Region (Kyrgyzstan)

Kozhokulov S, Chen X.,Yang D., Issanova G., Samarkhanov K., Aliyeva S

2019

Sustainability (Switzerland)

Based on the quantitative assessment methodo-logy, the study examined the socio-economic impact of tourism in the region. The study proposed and tested on the example of the Issyk-Kul region, as it is the most visited region of Kyrgyzstan. Accordingly, economic and social efficiency was estimated by the integral indicators formed at the use of the weight coefficients calculated on the statistical data, and the forecast for tourism development in the region. The study showed that the impact of tourism on economic and social growth in the Issyk-Kul region is positive. Tourism in the region as a whole supports the growth of the economy, and the economic sphere of tourism has a strong impact on the social. According to forecasts, tourism will have a stable growth trend.

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Changes in intra-annual runoff and its response to climate variability and anthropogenic activity in the Lake Issyk-Kul Basin, Kyrgyzstan

Alifujiang, Y., Abuduwaili, J., Groll, M., Issanova, G., Maihemuti, B.

Catena,

2021

Catena

An attribute study of the runoff changes due to climate change and anthropogenic activities is of great value to determining the best response to runoff changes. This study investigates the evolution of the intra-annual runoff and evaluates the effects of changes in climate and anthropogenic activities on runoff variations in the Lake Issyk-Kul Basin (LIKB). The monotonic trend test and wavelet transform analysis were used to characterize the trends and periods of the hydro-meteorological variables in the LIKB. In addition, the periodicity-trend superposition model and double-mass curves were used to assess the contributions of climate change and anthropogenic activities to runoff variations. The analyses were conducted using regional climate data combined with runoff data derived from 13 different river stations in the LIKB for the period between 1943 and 2012. The results indicate the following.

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Organic carbon burial in the aral sea of central asia.

Feng, S., Ma, L., Abuduwaili, J., ...Saparov, G., Issanova, G.

2021

Applied Sciences (Switzerland)

The burial of organic carbon in lake sediments plays an important role in the terrestrial carbon cycle. Clarifying the current status of carbon burial in the lakes of Central Asia is of great significance for the application of carbon balance assessments. With the analysis of the total organic carbon and nitrogen and the carbon isotope and organic carbon burial rate in the core sediment of the North Aral Sea, the status and influencing factors of organic carbon burial over the past 70 years can be revealed. The results showed that the main source of organic carbon was predominantly from lacustrine aquatic plants. However, the contribution of terrigenous organic carbon increased from the 1950s to the 1960s.

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Sediment organic carbon sequestration of balkhash lake in Сentral Аsia.

Liu, W., Ma, L., Abuduwaili, J., Issanova, G., Saparov, G.

2021

Sustainability (Switzerland)

As an important part of the global carbon pool, lake carbon is of great significance in the global carbon cycle. Based on a study of the sedimentary proxies of Balkhash Lake, Central Asia’s largest lake, changes in the organic carbon sequestration in the lake sediments and their possible influence over the past 150 years were studied. The results suggested that the organic carbon in the sediments of Lake Balkhash comes mainly from aquatic plants. The organic carbon burial rate fluctuated from 8.16 to 30.04 g·m−2·a−1 and the minimum appeared at the top of the core. The organic carbon burial rate continues to decline as it has over the past 150 years.

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Assessing the potential of soil erosion in Kyrgyzstan based on RUSLE, integrated with remote sensing.

Duulatov, E., Pham, Q.B., Alamanov, S., ...Issanova, G., Asankulov, T.

2021

Environmental Earth Sciences,

Soil erosion is a serious ecological and economic issue occurring in all regions across the biosphere. Soil erosion contributes to land degradation, endangering both the pastoral and natural environments in Kyrgyzstan. This study objective is to identify the potential of soil erosion in Kyrgyzstan and estimate the total soil loss rate. The revised universal soil loss equation (RUSLE) model with remote sensing (RS) was used to show the distribution of risk zones of soil erosion and soil loss. Variables were obtained from Kyrgyz Hydro-Meteorological agency, Harmonized World Soil Data (HWSD), Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer-Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (MOD13Q1-MODIS/Terra), Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM), and Global Land Cover Map (GlobeLand30). The study results display that the average annual soil erosion amount in Kyrgyzstan was 5.95 t ha−1 year−1, with an annual soil loss of 113.7 × 106 t year−1. The entire area was separated into seven erosion risk classes.

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Development of scientific tourism at Baikonur Cosmodrome Kazakhstan.

Koshim, A.G., Sergeyeva, A.M., Saparov, K.T., Wendt, J.A.

2019

Geojournal of Tourism and Geosites

Many people see tourism as travelling, relaxing, getting new experiences and having a good time. However, considering it from different

perspective, tourism can be developed and be related to other things. Current research is dedicated to one of the types of tourism - scientific tourism. After researching and defining the word “scientific tourism”, it has been considered as a new type of tourism. The classification of scientific tourism depends on the mission of that tourism. The result has shown that there are two types of scientific tourism:

expedition and individual. The modern classification of these two types of scientific tour- ism is considered as introductory or educational. The research has shown that Kazakhstan has enough resources to develop scientific tourism. As an example, Baikonur Cosmodrome has been considered for future scientific and space tourism.

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Landscape of the Mangystau region in Kazakhstan as a geomorpho-tourism destination: A geograp-hical review

Koshim, A.G., Sergeyeva, A.M., Bexeitova, R.T., Aktymbayeva, A.S.

2020

Geojournal of Tourism and Geosites

One of the ideas of using landscape, that a sec-tion of terrain can be appreciated as an object with visual, aesthetic, historical-cultural, scientific and socio-economic values, is the development of geomorphotourism. This type of tourism is well demanded especially in developed industrialized countries.

However, it is largely underestimated and undeveloped in Kazakhstan due to insufficient information, while there are many forms and types of landscape that potentially have natural, cultural and historical values. This paper based on sitevisits of geomorphic landforms of the Mangystau region in Kazakhstan have been revie-wed and discussed the geomorphotourism poten-tial of some of the geomorphosites of studied area. The geographical review shows that the landscape of the Mangystau region has the higher capability to develop ecotourism and geomorphotourism.

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Impact of small and medium-sized tourism firms on employment in Kazakhstan

Aktymbayeva, A., Assipova, Z., Moldagaliyeva, A., Nuruly, Y., Koshim, A.

2020

Geojournal of Tourism and Geosites

Nowadays, it has become obvious that the development of a competitive socially oriented market economy is impossible without building a flexible labor market. The analysis of the impact of tourism firms on the development of the labor market and empl oyment is becoming especially relevant, which formulates a set of effective mea-sures aimed at increasing employment and developing the economy as a whole (Davis et al., 1996; Foelster, 2000; Carree et al., 2002; Acs and Armington, 2004; Oosterbeek et al., 2010; Doran et al., 2016). Quantitative and qualitative indica-tors reflecting the state of the labor market are simultaneously indicators of the effectiveness of using the investment, organizational and financial potentials of the labor market, as well as the natio-nal e conomy as a whole (Baumol, 1993; Rocha, 2004; Mueller, 2007; Cumming et al., 2014; Al-Haddad, et al., 2019). They characterize the state and direction of development of an entrepreneurial society, whose participants, along with the functions of producing goods and services, сombi-ning factors of production, stimulating aggregate demand and introducing the achievements of scientific and technologica l progress, perform a social function consisting in creating jobs, which determines the quality and the standard of living of the population, the state of human capital (Lepoutre and Haener, 2006; Taiwo et al., 2012; Memili et al., 2015; Maksimov et al., 2017).

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Undergro-und mosques of mangystau as the objects of religious tourism

Koshim, A.G., Sergeyeva, A.M., Saparov, K.T., Berdibayeva, S.K., Assylbekova, A.A.

2021

Geojournal of Tourism and Geosites

A distinctive feature of Mangystau is a significant number of underground mosques that have existed within the region since the X-XIII сenturies. The purpose of the study is to analyze and assess the current state of underground mosques and the prospects for their use as objects for the development of tourism. The study was carried out as a result of the use of complex methods: dialectical, retrospective, systemic and logical analysis, as well as general scientific methods of comparison, analysis and synthesis. Underground mosques in Mangistau region play an important role in the development of tourism in Kazakhstan. The analysis shows that the objects carved into the rock are unique underground structures that differ in the peculiarity and history of their formation.

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Water availability and state of water resources within water-economic basins in Kazakhstan

Abuduwaili, J., ...Saparov, G., Yongxiao, G., Issanova, G. Jilili, R.,

2018

Paddy and Water Environment

Water is one of the most important natural resources. The water availability and scarcity depend on various natural and anthropogenic factors. Based on generalization and analyses of the numerous cartographic materials, and long-term runoff data, the water-economic basins (WEBs) in Kazakhstan were classified in order to identify the basin affected by human activities the most, to show the dynamics of river runoff within Kazakhstan, as well as to estimate the demand for water resources in the WEBs. Additionally, the water availability in the WEBs was determined by share (%) of water resources (rivers, lakes, water reservoirs). The Zhaiyk-Caspian WEB has the highest share (94%) of river water. By water resource (43.8 km³), the Ertis WEB is the most water-rich basin.

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Identifying the key information and land management plans for water conservation under dry weather conditions in the border areas of the Syr Darya River in Kazakhstan.

Yegemova, S., Kumar, R., Abuduwaili, J., ...Keshavarzi, A., Rodrigo-Comino, J., Issanova, G.

2018

Water (Switzerland)

Due to an increase in poorly planned anthropogenic activities, the water quality of several Asian big rivers is highly being affected. Although the assessment of heavy metal contents is vital to develop and design sustainable water management plans, several areas in Central Asia such as Kazakhstan do not have recent studies available that evaluate this situation. One representative example of this lack of information is the Syr Darya River. Thus, this study carried out the first approach to a water quality assessment in Kazakhstan’s Syr Darya River, where a massive expansion of irrigation canals, pastures in middle- and lower-reaches and an increase in industrialization and population have lowered its potential water capacity. To achieve this goal, various physicochemical parameters were analyzed for forty-three water samples along the river under dry weather conditions at 25 cm water depth.

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Hydrochemical characteristics and irrigation suitability of surface water in the Syr Darya River, Kazakhstan

Zhang, W., Ma, L., Abuduwaili, J., ...Issanova, G., Saparov, G.

2019

Environmental Monitoring and Assessment

The surface water hydrochemistry of the Syr Darya River in Kazakhstan was investigated at 39 locations to analyze regional hydrochemical characteristics and evaluate the irrigation suitability of the studied regions. The cations in the surface water are mainly Na+, Ca2+, and Mg2+, while the anions are mainly SO42−. The main hydrochemical type is Ca-Mg-SO4-Cl. From the perspective of natural factors, the hydrochemical characteristics in the study area are derived from the dual effects of rock weathering and evaporation-concentration; however, the influence of anthropogenic factors include industrial and agricultural production near the river and the inflow of urban domestic sewage on the hydrochemical characteristic is also present.

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Distribution characteristics and assessment of heavy metals in the surface water of the Syr Darya River, Kazakhstan

Zhang, W., Ma, L., Abuduwaili, J., ...Issanova, G., Saparov, G.

2020

Polish Journal of Environmental Studies

The distribution characteristics and pollution assessment of aquatic environment and human health of eight heavy metals (Zn, Cu, Pb, Cd, Ni, Co, Mn and Fe)were measured in surface water of the Syr Darya River within Kazakhstan. The distribution characteristics results showed that the high content of Zn, Cu and Pb samples concentrated in southern Kazakhstan, and another high content of Cu samples concentrated at the entrance to the Aral Sea, the high contents of Fe and Cd samples mainly concentrated in the downstream area of Kyzylorda, the high contents of Co and Ni samples distributed throughout the study area, and the high contents of Mn mainly concentrated upstream in the Kyzylora.

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The promotion of renewable energy technologies in the former Soviet bloc: Why, how, and with what prospects?

Karatayev, M., Lisiakiewicz, R., Gródek-Szostak, Z., Kotulewicz-Wisińska, K., Nizamova, M.

2021

Energy Reports

The purpose of this study, which applies the policy cycle framework, is to ascertain why certain renewable energy policy aims being formulated in the former Soviet bloc (Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Russia, Georgia, Armenia, Ukraine, Moldova, and Poland), as well as to review what policy instruments are being used to promote renewable energy technologies. In addition, it reviews how the renewable energy sectors are progressing in the covered countries and determines what their prospects are for the future, bearing in mind the impact of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. With a global move toward a reduction in greenhouses gas emissions these countries are mandated to explore alternative or renewable energy supplies.

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