O. G. Stepanova - Concepedia

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O. G. Stepanova

Limnological Institute

Also Known As

O. G. Stepanova, O.G. Stepanova, Ol'ga G. Stepanova, Olga Stepanova

Publications

196

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All Affiliations

Limnological Institute V.S. Sobolev Institute of Geology and Mineralogy Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences Russian Academy of Sciences

About

O. G. Stepanova is an author at Limnological Institute specializing in engineering, earth science, and sedimentology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	6	6	118
2	Geography	3	3	52
3	Climate Change	2	2	41
4	Environmental Engineering	1	1	26
5	Climate Dynamics	1	1	10

O. G. Stepanova

Publications

131

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	Year	Citations
Impact of glacier changes on ecosystem of proglacial lakes in high mountain regions of East Siberia (Russia) S. S. Vorobyeva, O. G. Stepanova, Stanislav K. Petrovskii, Environmental Earth Sciences East SiberiaGlacierPermafrostEngineeringGlaciology	2015	26
The use of FTIR methods for rapid determination of contents of mineral and biogenic components in lake bottom sediments, based on studying of East Siberian lakes Stanislav K. Petrovskii, O. G. Stepanova, S. S. Vorobyeva, Environmental Earth Sciences Lake Bottom SedimentsOrganic GeochemistryBiogeochemistryEngineeringEnvironmental Geochemistry	2016	26
Uranium isotopes as proxies of the environmental history of the Lake Baikal watershed (East Siberia) during the past 150ka E.L. Goldberg, E.P. Chebykin, S. S. Vorobyeva, Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology Isotope AnalysisUranium IsotopesEast SiberiaEnvironmental RadiochemistryEngineering	2009	25
Reconstruction of glacier fluctuations in the East Sayan, Baikalsky and Kodar Ridges (East Siberia, Russia) during the last 210 years based on high-resolution geochemical proxies from proglacial lake bottom sediments O. G. Stepanova, M. S. Melgunov, Andrey Fedotov Environmental Earth Sciences East SiberiaGlacierEngineeringGeomorphologyGlaciology	2015	16
A 850-year record climate and vegetation changes in East Siberia (Russia), inferred from geochemical and biological proxies of lake sediments Andrey Fedotov, I. V. Enushchenko, S. S. Vorobyeva, Environmental Earth Sciences East SiberiaSedimentary RecordBiogeochemistryPermafrostEngineering	2014	15
Microwave digestion of bottom sediments from Lake Baikal for the inductively coupled plasma mass-spectrometric determination of their elemental composition E.P. Chebykin, O. G. Stepanova, A. P. Chebykin, Journal of Analytical Chemistry	2008	13
Geochemical multielement signatures of glacial and interglacial facies of the Okhotsk Sea deepwater sediments during the past 350 kyr: A response to global climate changes at the orbital and millennial scales E.P. Chebykin, Sergey A. Gorbarenko, O. G. Stepanova, Paleoceanography Weight FractionsInterglacial FaciesHigh ResolutionEngineeringPaleoceanography	2015	10

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