Abstract
Influence of secondary geodynamic factors on medical and biological safety of population is considered. Among these factors are electromagnetic and infrasound fields caused by “slow” geodynamic nature catastrophes discussed. Some features and causes of “slow catastrophes”, as well as the specifics of infrasonic oscillations are described. The hypothesis about the influence of infrasound field on the incidence of cancer diseases considered. The possibility of application of the proposed research methods in the planning of development and operation of modern settlements.
Highlights
The results of numerous studies convincingly prove the existence of an indissoluble connection of processes and phenomena occurring in various earthly "spheres" [1,2,3,4,5,6]
The analysis of the spatial distribution in the territory of the settlement of the calculated values of shear strain rates allowed to conclude that in most of the territory dominated by significant in its magnitude shear strain rate, and in some areas 2.0 x 10-11 s-1 and even more – 3.0 x10-11 s-1. It is on these sites that manifestations of such dangerous geodynamic processes as landslides, subsidence, dips are observed, and manifestations of secondary geodynamic factors affecting the health and psyche of the population are recorded
When assessing the safety of populated areas, it is imperative to take into account secondary geodynamic factors in the form of a powerful electric field that affects humans and electronics, and more importantly - fluctuations in the range of infrasonic frequencies that can create medical and biological anomalies for the population, including an increased level of cancer
Summary
The results of numerous studies convincingly prove the existence of an indissoluble connection of processes and phenomena occurring in various earthly "spheres" [1,2,3,4,5,6]. The sources of preparation and flow of “slow” catastrophes are geodynamic shifts in tectonic faults and accompanying deformation of the upper parts of the earth's crust The influence of the geodynamic factor-fluctuations in the range of infrasonic frequencies-can be manifested both during the implementation of a major seismic event, and latently, with a gradual accumulation of negative changes in the environment, which is a "slow" disaster in relation to the anthropogenic component of any distributed natural and technical system
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