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FIRST LOWER YENISEI OBSERVATION NETWORK
WORKSHOP, JULY 18-21, 2015 — KRASNOYARSK-IGARKA
Workshop Programme
Day 1. July 18, Saturday
09.45am – 10.00am
10.00am –1.00pm
10.00am – 10.30am
10.30am – 10.50am
10.50am – 11.10am
Welcoming Speech from the Organizing Committee
Nikita I. Tananaev, Roman Teisserenc
Session 1. Geology and geomorphology of the Northern
Yenisei region. Permafrost conditions, soils and
vegetation diversity
Keynote Talk
Gentsch, N. “Permafrost soils of the northern
Krasnoyarsk Krai and the carbon cycle”
Spielvogel, S. “Spatial variability of soil properties and
processes in permafrost-affected soils of Northern
Siberia”
Zabolotnik, S. “Geocryological features of the lower
Khantaika River, northern Krasnoyarsk Krai”
11.10am – 11.30am
Coffee Break
11.30am – 11.50am
12.10am – 12.30am
12.30am – 1.00pm
Baranskaya, A. “Sequence of Quarternary deposits of
the south-western coast of the Gulf of Enisey from the
mouth of Mongocheyakha River to Cape Leskina”
Zech, R. “A Late Quaternary leaf wax biomarker
record from Igarka, Siberia”
Gatti, R. “Biological diversity in tundra and taiga”
Questions & Discussion
1.00pm – 3.00pm
LUNCH BREAK
3.00pm – 7.00pm
Session 2. Climate of the Arctic, air quality and
pollution. Remote sensing of the environment, satellite
imagery in the integrated research.
Keynote Talk
Khamedov, V. “Satellite observations and the
environmental monitoring of the Russian Arctic and
sub-Arctic regions”
11.50am – 12.10am
3.00pm – 3.30pm
3.30pm – 3.50pm
3.50pm – 4.10pm
4.10pm – 4.30pm
Kouraev, A. “Satellite and in situ observations of ice
regime of Eurasian lakes and internal seas”
Zakharov, V. “Remote sensing of the water vapour
isotopologues using ground-based and satellite IRspectrometers”
Gribanov, K. “Ground-based validation of the remotely
observed water vapour isotopologues”
4.30pm – 4.50pm
Coffee Break
4.50pm – 5.10pm
Mikhailenko, S. “Parameters of the spectral lines of
water vapour and ozone in microwave to near-IR
waveranges”
Tashkun, S. “Spectroscopic support of remote sensing
of CO2 isotopologues in the atmosphere”
Korets, M. “RS-based vegetation parameters mapping
(Tura test site)”
Garestier, F. “Investigation of permafrost environment
using Pol D-InSAR at X-band”
Questions & Discussion
5.10pm – 5.30pm
5.30pm – 5.50pm
5.50pm – 6.10pm
6.30pm – 7.00pm
23.30 pm, the boat will make a 30-minute stop at Yeniseisk, one of the
oldest Siberian cities. Older than Krasnoyarsk, it was once among the
major Siberian cities and also a starting point of most Russian exploratory
efforts towards the Arctic and the Far East.
Day 2. July 19, Sunday
10.00am –1.00pm
10.00am – 10.30am
10.30am – 10.50am
10.50am – 11.10am
11.10am – 11.30am
Session 3. Arctic hydrology. Water regime, influence
of peatlands. Tracer hydrology and hydrogeochemistry.
Hydrological modelling of the Arctic rivers.
Keynote Talk
Probst, J.-L., Probst A. “World’s largest rivers:
hydrological challenges and the development of
research infrastructure”
Lebedeva, L. “Modelling discontinuous permafrost
hydrology - Graviyka River, Igarka”
Tananaev, N. “Hydrochemical tracers of the
hydrological processes at the tundra-taiga frontier,
lower Yenisei region”
Coffee Break
11.30am – 11.50am
12.30am – 1.00pm
Tananaev, N. “Sediment and chemical flux of small
streams of Igarka study site, lower Yenisei region”
Halicki, W. “Alteration in the ecology of rivers in
northern part of West Siberia and its impact of
discharge of nutrients in the Arctic Ocean”
Grigoriev, M. “Bank erosion, sediment and organic
matter fluxes in the Lena River delta”
Questions & Discussion
1.00pm – 3.00pm
LUNCH BREAK
3.00pm – 6.20pm
Session 4. Organic matter (OM) in various
environments. Storage and release of OM in soils.
Dissolved and particulate OM in rivers. Methanogenesis.
Keynote Talk
Teisserenc, R. “"Spring break" of dissolved organic
matter above the Arctic Circle: New hints on source
and composition”
Amon, R. “Tracing terrigenous dissolved organic
matter in Arctic watersheds and Ocean”
Le Dantec, T. “Arctic river spring flood: swim in dark
waters and catch dissolved organic matter specificity”
Kochanska, M. “Organic matter in water environment
of the northern part of Western Siberia”
11.50am – 12.10am
12.10am – 12.30am
3.00pm – 3.30pm
3.30pm – 3.50pm
3.50pm – 4.10pm
4.10pm – 4.30pm
4.30pm – 4.50pm
Coffee Break
4.50pm – 5.10pm
Gandois, L. “Optical properties for in situ and remote
sensing of dissolved organic matter: insights from high
resolution data acquisition”
Prokushkin, A. “Analysis of carbon fluxes in landatmosphere-hydrosphere system of the Yenisey River
catchment”
Hoyt, A. “Methanogenesis in Arctic environments:
What can we learn from isotopic techniques?”
Questions & Discussion
5.10pm – 5.30pm
5.30pm – 5.50pm
5.50pm – 6.20pm
19.30 pm, the boat will make a 30-minute stop at Bor, a settlement
which during the early 1930-ies was the major support base for the
Arctic aviation.
Day 3. July 20, Monday
10.30am –12.00am Session 5. Social geography of the Northern Yenisei
region. Cities and climate change, urban environment
sustainability.
10.30am – 11.00am Keynote Talk
Shiklomanov, N. “Finding hope in the darkest of days:
Arctic urban sustainability and climate change”
11.00am – 11.20am Tananaev, N. “A shadow in the Russian Arctic: Igarka
and its environment”
11.20am – 11.40am Halicka, B. “Aboriginal Peoples in Northern Canada:
The case study of Inuvik”
11.40am – 12.00am Questions & Discussion
12.00am – 2.00pm
LUNCH BREAK
2.00pm – 7.00pm
Discussion
Lower Yenisei Observation Network
Discussion session in a focus group will be organized by
Dr. Dominique Drullion (Toulouse, France), an invited
expert in scientific focus group animation. The major
topics to be addressed in our discussion are:
1. Building an integrated international observation
network: best practices.
1. Strengths and weaknesses of the Arctic research
station.
3. Lower Yenisei region and “enter your research
interest here”: opportunities and threats.
19.30pm, the boat will make a 30-minute stop at Turukhansk, a rural
locality at the confluence of the Yenisei and the Nizhnaya Tunguska
Rivers, founded in 1607.
Day 4. July 21, Monday
9.00am
Arrival to Igarka
Workshop co-organization and support
P.I. Melnikov Permafrost Institute
Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences
Igarka City Administration
V.N. Sukachev Forest Institute
Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences
Siberian Federal University
Tomsk State University
Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse
University Paul Sabatier – Toulouse III
French-Siberian Center for Education and Research
Leibniz University Hannover
University Koblenz-Landau