I P Smirnov
Biographic Data
| ID | 3912791 |
|---|---|
| NAME | I P Smirnov |
| GIVEN NAMES | I P |
| FAMILY NAME | Smirnov |
| SIGNATURE | SMIRNOV I P |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Spatial Development of Small Cities in Central Russia
Small cities are a popular subject of geographical research. Modern studies most often examine the sociodemographic and economic issues of the functioning of such settlements. This article examines the spatial changes that have occurred in small cities in Russia in the post-Soviet period. Using satellite imagery of 190 small cities in noncapital regions of Central Russia, an analysis of changes in the area of built-up territories from 1989 to 202…
Master Plan of a Small Town
A new type of urban planning documents—master plans, which include both socioeconomic and spatial aspects of urban development—is being discussed more and more frequently in Russia. This article is devoted to the experience of preproject sociogeographical research conducted during the development of a master plan for a Russian small town. The advantages of the geographical approach to urban research, consisting in its complex and multiscale natur…
Geographical Approach to the Classification of Local Rural Areas (On the Example of the Torzhok District in the Tver Region)
Between Two Capitals
The article is devoted to the use of social networks in studying population migration. A case study of Tver oblast demonstrates how the intercapital situation affects the features of population movement. There are no official statistics on this issue at the municipal district level, so the main source of information here was materials from the social network Vkontakte. At the first stage, we used aggregated materials of the site Russia’s Virtual …
A Geographical Classification of Rural Areas in the Tver Region
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Viable and Nonviable Rural Settlements in the Non-Chernozem Zone of Russia
For the first time in the geographical literature, an attempt is made to review the results of the rural settlement pattern reconstruction policy carried out in the 1960s–1970s. This policy involved the division of rural settlements (RSs) into viable and nonviable. It included the resettlement of people from small villages to large settlements. The article presents data on the plans and results of resettlement of residents of nonviable villages t…
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Viable and Nonviable Rural Settlements in the Non-Chernozem Zone of Russia
For the first time in the geographical literature, an attempt is made to review the results of the rural settlement pattern reconstruction policy carried out in the 1960s–1970s. This policy involved the division of rural settlements (RSs) into viable and nonviable. It included the resettlement of people from small villages to large settlements. The article presents data on the plans and results of resettlement of residents of nonviable villages t…
Between Two Capitals
The article is devoted to the use of social networks in studying population migration. A case study of Tver oblast demonstrates how the intercapital situation affects the features of population movement. There are no official statistics on this issue at the municipal district level, so the main source of information here was materials from the social network Vkontakte. At the first stage, we used aggregated materials of the site Russia’s Virtual …
A Geographical Classification of Rural Areas in the Tver Region
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Geographical Approach to the Classification of Local Rural Areas (On the Example of the Torzhok District in the Tver Region)
Master Plan of a Small Town
A new type of urban planning documents—master plans, which include both socioeconomic and spatial aspects of urban development—is being discussed more and more frequently in Russia. This article is devoted to the experience of preproject sociogeographical research conducted during the development of a master plan for a Russian small town. The advantages of the geographical approach to urban research, consisting in its complex and multiscale natur…
Spatial Development of Small Cities in Central Russia
Small cities are a popular subject of geographical research. Modern studies most often examine the sociodemographic and economic issues of the functioning of such settlements. This article examines the spatial changes that have occurred in small cities in Russia in the post-Soviet period. Using satellite imagery of 190 small cities in noncapital regions of Central Russia, an analysis of changes in the area of built-up territories from 1989 to 202…
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