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BR IFIC N° 2664 Index/Indice International Frequency Information Circular (Terrestrial Services) ITU - Radiocommunication Bureau Circular Internacional de Información sobre Frecuencias (Servicios Terrenales) UIT - Oficina de Radiocomunicaciones Circulaire Internationale d'Information sur les Fréquences (Services de Terre) UIT - Bureau des Radiocommunications Part 1 / Partie 1 / Parte 1 Date/Fecha 09.03.2010 Description of Columns Description des colonnes Descripción de columnas No. Sequential number Numéro séquenciel Número sequencial BR Id. BR identification number Numéro d'identification du BR Número de identificación de la BR Adm Notifying Administration Administration notificatrice Administración notificante 1A [MHz] Assigned frequency [MHz] Fréquence assignée [MHz] Frecuencia asignada [MHz] Name of the location of Nom de l'emplacement de Nombre del emplazamiento de 4A/5A transmitting / receiving station la station d'émission / réception estación transmisora / receptora 4B/5B Geographical area Zone géographique Zona geográfica 4C/5C Geographical coordinates Coordonnées géographiques Coordenadas geográficas 6A Class of station Classe de station Clase de estación Purpose of the notification: Objet de la notification: Propósito de la notificación: Intent ADD-addition MOD-modify ADD-ajouter MOD-modifier ADD-añadir MOD-modificar SUP-suppress W/D-withdraw SUP-supprimer W/D-retirer SUP-suprimir W/D-retirar No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 1 110011802 AZE 18801.0000 SALYAN ATS AZE 48E59'05'' 39N35'46'' FX 1 ADD 2 110013481 BLR 940.2000 ANTOPOLE BLR 28E03'52'' 54N11'00'' FB 1 ADD 3 110014372 BLR 940.2000 BASHTAN BLR 31E05'47'' 52N12'54'' FB 1 ADD 4 110014377 BLR 940.2000 BOROVIKI BLR 29E51'21'' 52N33'00'' FB 1 ADD 5 110013543 BLR 940.2000 DRAZHNO BLR 28E07'54'' 53N09'43'' FB 1 ADD 6 110013556 BLR 940.2000 DUDINKA BLR 28E54'27'' 54N35'48'' FB 1 ADD 7 110013580 BLR 940.2000 GOSTINO BLR 28E11'48'' 52N55'14'' FB 1 ADD 8 110014438 BLR 940.2000 HOLMECH BLR 30E37'09'' 52N09'05'' FB 1 ADD 9 110014430 BLR 940.2000 HOLMY BLR 31E07'38'' 52N08'56'' FB 1 ADD 10 110014147 BLR 940.2000 HOTYNICHI BLR 26E18'14'' 52N36'40'' FB 1 ADD 11 110013596 BLR 940.2000 KAMENO BLR 28E01'09'' 54N25'04'' FB 1 ADD 12 110013613 BLR 940.2000 KLESHEVO BLR 27E22'57'' 53N06'34'' FB 1 ADD 13 110013625 BLR 940.2000 KOLKI BLR 28E52'02'' 54N07'46'' FB 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2664 09.03.2010 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 14 110014182 BLR 940.2000 KRASIEVKA BLR 25E38'25'' 52N15'29'' FB 1 ADD 15 110013647 BLR 940.2000 KURGANE BLR 28E21'56'' 53N56'05'' FB 1 ADD 16 110013671 BLR 940.2000 LEONOVICHI BLR 27E42'11'' 53N26'12'' FB 1 ADD 17 110013775 BLR 940.2000 LYUBINICHI BLR 30E26'49'' 54N13'59'' FB 1 ADD 18 110013679 BLR 940.2000 LYUBUSHANY BLR 29E14'07'' 53N48'11'' FB 1 ADD 19 110013730 BLR 940.2000 PADERICHI BLR 26E44'24'' 53N21'54'' FB 1 ADD 20 110013746 BLR 940.2000 PERSHAI BLR 26E39'37'' 54N02'34'' FB 1 ADD 21 110013747 BLR 940.2000 PESOCHNOE BLR 27E06'15'' 53N20'03'' FB 1 ADD 22 110013886 BLR 940.2000 RATKOVICHI BLR 27E34'08'' 54N17'25'' FB 1 ADD 23 110013522 BLR 940.2000 SOSNOVSCHINA BLR 27E26'02'' 54N37'50'' FB 1 ADD 24 110014295 BLR 940.2000 SUDILOVICHI BLR 25E01'48'' 52N21'27'' FB 1 ADD 25 110013964 BLR 940.2000 TESNOVAYA BLR 26E40'22'' 53N48'57'' FB 1 ADD 26 110014014 BLR 940.2000 VEZHI BLR 27E36'08'' 53N16'58'' FB 1 ADD 27 110014021 BLR 940.2000 VYSOKAYA GORA BLR 28E50'12'' 53N40'38'' FB 1 ADD 28 110014342 BLR 940.2000 ZALUZHE BLR 26E03'00'' 52N49'05'' FB 1 ADD 29 110014353 BLR 940.2000 ZASTENOK BLR 27E02'32'' 52N21'43'' FB 1 ADD 30 110014031 BLR 940.2000 ZEMBIN BLR 28E15'35'' 54N23'44'' FB 1 ADD 31 110014040 BLR 940.2000 ZHILICHI BLR 26E28'32'' 53N07'58'' FB 1 ADD 32 110014051 BLR 940.4000 BOLSHIE CHUCHEVICHI BLR 26E51'20'' 52N34'25'' FB 1 ADD 33 110014066 BLR 940.4000 BOLSHOE MALESHEVO BLR 27E30'40'' 52N04'15'' FB 1 ADD 34 110014385 BLR 940.4000 BUDA BLR 29E17'57'' 51N44'48'' FB 1 ADD 35 110013761 BLR 940.4000 DERBICHI BLR 30E39'52'' 52N53'47'' FB 1 ADD 36 110013535 BLR 940.4000 DOMASHI BLR 27E38'54'' 54N13'54'' FB 1 ADD 37 110014107 BLR 940.4000 FLEROVO BLR 27E11'16'' 52N18'35'' FB 1 ADD 38 110013487 BLR 940.4000 GUMENOVSCHINA BLR 26E41'42'' 53N38'40'' FB 1 ADD 39 110013767 BLR 940.4000 GURKI BLR 30E00'48'' 55N47'11'' FB 1 ADD 40 110014129 BLR 940.4000 GUTA BLR 25E16'34'' 52N06'31'' FB 1 ADD 41 110014458 BLR 940.4000 HUTOR BLR 29E04'38'' 52N30'12'' FB 1 ADD 42 110013660 BLR 940.4000 IVANOVO BLR 26E42'45'' 53N07'33'' FB 1 ADD 43 110013631 BLR 940.4000 KOREN BLR 27E43'09'' 54N20'14'' FB 1 ADD 44 110014203 BLR 940.4000 LINOVO BLR 24E31'25'' 52N28'39'' FB 1 ADD 45 110014219 BLR 940.4000 MENEVEZH BLR 24E51'25'' 52N20'09'' FB 1 ADD 46 110013701 BLR 940.4000 MOGILNO BLR 26E58'59'' 53N24'51'' FB 1 ADD 47 110014223 BLR 940.4000 MOLOTKOVICHI BLR 25E55'09'' 52N06'42'' FB 1 ADD 48 110013709 BLR 940.4000 NAROCH BLR 26E43'21'' 54N33'53'' FB 1 ADD 49 110014237 BLR 940.4000 NOVOSELKI BLR 26E17'00'' 53N07'12'' FB 1 ADD 50 110013733 BLR 940.4000 PECHURANY BLR 27E00'33'' 53N15'14'' FB 1 ADD 51 110013754 BLR 940.4000 PISAREVSCHINA BLR 27E00'24'' 54N15'37'' FB 1 ADD 52 110013872 BLR 940.4000 PRUSSY BLR 28E22'13'' 52N50'39'' FB 1 ADD 53 110013880 BLR 940.4000 PUGACHI BLR 26E57'14'' 54N05'35'' FB 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2664 09.03.2010 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 54 110013888 BLR 940.4000 ROCHEVICHI BLR 26E50'09'' 53N49'19'' FB 1 ADD 55 110013904 BLR 940.4000 SAKOVSCHINA BLR 26E23'07'' 54N06'17'' FB 1 ADD 56 110013945 BLR 940.4000 SOSNY BLR 27E58'57'' 52N35'25'' FB 1 ADD 57 110013959 BLR 940.4000 TEREBEL BLR 27E43'19'' 53N31'20'' FB 1 ADD 58 110014001 BLR 940.4000 VELICHKOVICHI BLR 27E15'11'' 52N38'03'' FB 1 ADD 59 110014327 BLR 940.4000 VELIKORITA BLR 24E02'07'' 51N56'51'' FB 1 ADD 60 110014009 BLR 940.4000 VERHOVINA BLR 28E24'47'' 54N25'12'' FB 1 ADD 61 110013482 BLR 940.6000 ANTOPOLE BLR 28E03'52'' 54N11'00'' FB 1 ADD 62 110014376 BLR 940.6000 BOROVIKI BLR 29E51'21'' 52N33'00'' FB 1 ADD 63 110014400 BLR 940.6000 CHERVONOE BLR 27E54'28'' 52N21'29'' FB 1 ADD 64 110014099 BLR 940.6000 CHUDIN BLR 26E57'53'' 52N43'34'' FB 1 ADD 65 110013563 BLR 940.6000 DYAVGI BLR 26E49'49'' 53N44'29'' FB 1 ADD 66 110014444 BLR 940.6000 HOLMECH BLR 30E37'09'' 52N09'05'' FB 1 ADD 67 110013590 BLR 940.6000 HOTYUHOVO BLR 28E52'17'' 54N24'33'' FB 1 ADD 68 110014151 BLR 940.6000 KALENKOVICHI BLR 23E35'05'' 52N30'22'' FB 1 ADD 69 110013615 BLR 940.6000 KLESHEVO BLR 27E22'57'' 53N06'34'' FB 1 ADD 70 110014197 BLR 940.6000 KULESHI BLR 25E02'33'' 52N46'58'' FB 1 ADD 71 110014209 BLR 940.6000 LYADEC BLR 27E04'42'' 52N03'30'' FB 1 ADD 72 110013678 BLR 940.6000 LYUBUSHANY BLR 29E14'07'' 53N48'11'' FB 1 ADD 73 110013794 BLR 940.6000 MALASHENKI BLR 29E59'17'' 55N37'01'' FB 1 ADD 74 110013798 BLR 940.6000 MERKULOVICHI BLR 30E35'51'' 52N58'46'' FB 1 ADD 75 110013729 BLR 940.6000 PADERICHI BLR 26E44'24'' 53N21'54'' FB 1 ADD 76 110013862 BLR 940.6000 PRACEVICHI BLR 27E35'20'' 52N56'11'' FB 1 ADD 77 110014278 BLR 940.6000 SHAKUNY BLR 24E21'23'' 52N29'12'' FB 1 ADD 78 110013928 BLR 940.6000 SLOBODA BLR 27E52'50'' 54N00'25'' FB 1 ADD 79 110014286 BLR 940.6000 SOMINO BLR 25E55'42'' 52N32'23'' FB 1 ADD 80 110014290 BLR 940.6000 STRELNO BLR 25E25'26'' 52N11'04'' FB 1 ADD 81 110014296 BLR 940.6000 SUDILOVICHI BLR 25E01'48'' 52N21'27'' FB 1 ADD 82 110013971 BLR 940.6000 TIMKOVICHI BLR 27E01'47'' 53N03'16'' FB 1 ADD 83 110014339 BLR 940.6000 VOLNO BLR 26E14'37'' 53N17'35'' FB 1 ADD 84 110014351 BLR 940.6000 ZASTENOK BLR 27E02'32'' 52N21'43'' FB 1 ADD 85 110014361 BLR 940.8000 BABICHI BLR 30E00'16'' 52N16'40'' FB 1 ADD 86 110014053 BLR 940.8000 BOLSHIE CHUCHEVICHI BLR 26E51'20'' 52N34'25'' FB 1 ADD 87 110014080 BLR 940.8000 BOTOVO BLR 26E17'47'' 52N19'58'' FB 1 ADD 88 110013508 BLR 940.8000 BUDAGOVO BLR 28E14'49'' 54N06'53'' FB 1 ADD 89 110014409 BLR 940.8000 DURAVICHI BLR 30E43'27'' 52N42'13'' FB 1 ADD 90 110014108 BLR 940.8000 FLEROVO BLR 27E11'16'' 52N18'35'' FB 1 ADD 91 110014420 BLR 940.8000 GLINICA BLR 28E37'35'' 52N03'53'' FB 1 ADD 92 110013568 BLR 940.8000 GOCK BLR 27E09'24'' 52N30'26'' FB 1 ADD 93 110013578 BLR 940.8000 GORODECHNO BLR 26E27'36'' 54N13'26'' FB 1 ADD BR IFIC N° 2664 09.03.2010 No. BR Id Adm 1A [MHz] 4A/5A 4B/5B 4C/5C 6A Part Intent 94 110014134 BLR 940.8000 GVOZNICA BLR 23E54'22'' 51N48'47'' FB 1 ADD 95 110013594 BLR 940.8000 KAMENO BLR 28E01'09'' 54N25'04'' FB 1 ADD 96 110014172 BLR 940.8000 KLEPACHI BLR 24E22'53'' 52N42'03'' FB 1 ADD 97 110013608 BLR 940.8000 KLERIMONTY BLR 26E44'35'' 54N07'55'' FB 1 ADD 98 110013769 BLR 940.8000 KLYUKOVKA BLR 30E25'45'' 54N44'50'' FB 1 ADD 99 110014190 BLR 940.8000 KUKOVO BOR BLR 26E34'31'' 52N50'17'' FB 1 ADD 100 110013652 BLR 940.8000 KURENEC BLR 27E01'42'' 54N33'49'' FB 1 ADD 101 110014205 BLR 940.8000 LINOVO BLR 24E31'25'' 52N28'39'' FB 1 ADD 102 110013703 BLR 940.8000 MOROCH BLR 26E51'25'' 52N54'11'' FB 1 ADD 103 110014243 BLR 940.8000 OMELNAYA BLR 25E44'45'' 52N28'24'' FB 1 ADD 104 110013845 BLR 940.8000 POLOZHEVICHI BLR 28E26'02'' 52N55'35'' FB 1 ADD 105 110014255 BLR 940.8000 POVITE BLR 24E45'27'' 51N58'47'' FB 1 ADD 106 110014263 BLR 940.8000 RAGODOSCH BLR 25E28'19'' 52N02'26'' FB 1 ADD 107 110014266 BLR 940.8000 RUSINO BLR 26E09'24'' 53N05'30'' FB 1 ADD 108 110013523 BLR 940.8000 SOSNOVSCHINA BLR 27E26'02'' 54N37'50'' FB 1 ADD 109 110013943 BLR 940.8000 SOSNY BLR 27E58'57'' 52N35'25'' FB 1 ADD 110 110014309 BLR 940.8000 SVETLYJ BLR 25E54'49'' 53N01'31'' FB 1 ADD 111 110013963 BLR 940.8000 TEREBEL BLR 27E43'19'' 53N31'20'' FB 1 ADD 112 110014319 BLR 940.8000 YUHNOVICHI BLR 25E42'57'' 52N06'52''
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    Folia Cryptog. Estonica, Fasc. 55: 21–31 (2018) https://doi.org/10.12697/fce.2018.55.04 New and rare lichens and allied fungi from the Pskov Region, Russia Nina B. Istomina1, Olga V. Likhacheva1*, Irina S. Stepanchikova2,3, Ekaterina S. Kuznetsova2,3, Dmitry E. Himelbrant2,3 1Department of Botany and Plant Ecology, Pskov State University, Lenin sq. 2, 180000 Pskov, Russia. E-mails: [email protected], [email protected] 2Department of Botany, St. Petersburg State University, Universitetskaya emb. 7–9, 199034 St. Petersburg, Russia. E-mails: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] 3Laboratory of Lichenology and Bryology, Komarov Botanical Institute RAS, Professor Popov St. 2, 197376 St. Petersburg, Russia *corresponding author: [email protected] Abstract: Forty-one species of lichens and two lichenicolous fungi are reported from the Pskov Region. Of them, thirty-nine species are new for the region, including Lempholemma dispansum – a rare species with scattered distribution, previously recorded only once in the European Russia in the 19th century. The most important findings are confined to ancient limestone outcrops and old manor parks: these habitats are also promising for further investigations, taking in account high level of anthropogenic transformation of the Pskov Region. Keywords: Flavoplaca polycarpa, Lempholemma dispansum, lichens of calcareous rocks, new records, old manors INTRODUCTION The Pskov Region lies within North-Western ern taiga, while the southern part – within European Russia and borders on Leningrad and the subzone of mixed coniferous-broadleaved Novgorod regions, also two regions of the Central forests (Malyarevskiy, 1971). The natural for- European Russia (Smolensk and Tver’), and est landscapes of the region have been heavily three countries (Belarus, Estonia and Latvia).
  • SOCIAL Psychology Migration As an Indicator

    SOCIAL Psychology Migration As an Indicator

    Psychology in Russia: State of the Art Russian Lomonosov Psychological Moscow State Volume 8, Issue 1, 2015 Society University Social psycHology Migration as an indicator of people’s social and psychological stability (as exemplified in the Pskov Region) Svetlana D. Gurieva*, Svetlana N. Kostromina, Larisa A.Tcvetkova, Irina A. Samuylova, Aleksandr G. Konfisakhor, Tatyana V. Anisimova Saint Petersburg State University, Saint Petersburg, Russia *Corresponding author. E-mail: [email protected] Years of social, economic, and political changes have resulted in intensive and extensive migration activity. The appearance of compelled and voluntary migrants has brought about the development of a new direction in social psychology: the psychology of migration. Many disciplines are connected with the study of migration, the problems of migrants, and adaptation processes. In the social-psychological literature, various models of adaptation to new conditions of a social-cultural environment are considered (I. Jasinskaja-Lahti, K. Liebkind, J. Berry; S.-K. Lee, J. Sobal, E. Frongillo). Various social-psychological features of migrants are studied: for example, ethnic identity, characteristics of psychological ad- aptation, emotional well-being, and mental health. In the Russian scientific literature the following problems are considered: emigrants’ interactions with representatives of foreign cultures (N. S. Khrustaleva), degree of cultural similarity (T.G. Stefanenko), personal fea- tures of emigrants (S. H. Schwartz, E. Prince-Gibson), features of ethnic identity (G.U. Sol- datova, S. D. Gurieva), and many others. In Russia, research regarding the influence of the social-cultural environment on processes of adaptation were begun only in 2004. The main objective of our study was to identify psychological mechanisms of mi- gration flows (incoming and outgoing) as indicators of sociopolitical and psychological stability in the Pskov Region.
  • Annual Report 2009 for People Annual Report 2009 to Understand Each Other, It Is Important to Assist Them Communicate Bright Colors of Communication

    Annual Report 2009 for People Annual Report 2009 to Understand Each Other, It Is Important to Assist Them Communicate Bright Colors of Communication

    Annual report 2009 For people Annual report 2009 to understand each other, it is important to assist them communicate Bright colors of communication Annual report 2009 Infocommunications is the most dynamic branch of Reporting today to our shareholders, partners and Russian economy, and the interregional telecommuni- clients, we can firmly say that despite the challenges cations companies of Svyazinvest Group, including and complicated tasks we faced in 2009, we North-West Telecom, are generally recognized as its honourably fulfilled our main mission to provide our leaders. clients with reliable telecommunications services, including Internet access, local telecommunications In recent years, JSC North-West Telecom made a services, IP-TV and VPN networks. breakthrough in the market for broadband Internet access services and implemented large scale social We create the most important, invaluable opportunity programs so that now in every point of the North- for anyone – to communicate with others, and making West Federal Region of Russia the most up-to-date communication brighter and more diverse with the telecommunications services are accessible. Thus the use of innovative telecommunications technologies. most important task was implemented, set by the state This is because all the ports installed by us, the and branch authorities – that of ensuring equal access thousand of kilometers of cables laid, the most to telecommunications services for all inhabitants of sophisticated equipment installed – all these are Russia regardless of their
  • Pskov Slide Package for a Foreign Investor

    Pskov Slide Package for a Foreign Investor

    Pskov slide package for a foreign investor Kirsi Ahlman May 2008 www.tse.fi/pei Contents 1. General information 3 2. Regional economy 9 3. Prosperity and consumption 17 4. External economic relations 22 5. Additional information 25 The information in this document is compiled and edited from a variety of sources. The Pan•European Institute assumes no responsibility for the completeness or accuracy of the information. www.tse.fi/pei 1. General information a) Geographical facts Area: 55 300 km2 Administrative division: Bezhanitsy Palkino Dedovichi Pechory Dno Plyussa Gdov Porkhov Gory Pskov Krasniye Pushkinskiye Krasnogorodsk Pustoshka Kunya Pytalovo Loknya Sebezh Nevel Strugi Novorzhev Usvyaty Novosokolniki Velikiye Luki Opochka (city) Ostrov Velikiye Luki Source: Pskov region official site http://www.pskov.ru www.tse.fi/pei 1. General information b) Geographical facts Borders with: Estonia 270 km Latvia 214 km Belarus 305 km Distance from Pskov to some capitals: Moscow 689 km Kiev 780 km Minsk 480 km Riga 270 km Tallinn 350 km Warsaw 800 km Stockholm 860 km Helsinki 700 km Berlin 1200 km Brussels 1740 km Source: Pskov region official site http://www.pskov.ru www.tse.fi/pei 1. General information c) Basic facts Largest cities: (population) Pskov 200 100 Velikiye Luky 103 400 Ostrov 24 500 Main industrial output: Meat, milk, linens, clothes, construction materials, motors, cables, high•voltage machines and insulators Natural resources: Forests, clay, molding sand, gravel, peat, lime, water Source: Pskov region official site http://www.pskov.ru www.tse.fi/pei 1. General information d) Transport infrastructure Motorways: Moscow –Riga St.Petersburg –Kiev –Odessa St.Petersburg –Vilnius St.Petersburg –Riga Railway routes: Moscow –Riga St.Petersburg –Odessa St.Petersburg –Vilnius –Kaliningrad St.Petersburg –Riga St.Petersburg –Lvov Source: Pskov region official site http://www.pskov.ru www.tse.fi/pei 1.